National roads, highways and street lighting seminar - taking stock; moving forward, Nottingham, 12-13 March 2009 |
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| Session 1: Overview |
| Strategic direction and policy priorities - Paul Foskett, Head of Local Roads Highway Maintenance Policy, Department for Transport |
| Moving the service forward in Scotland - Tom McLean, ITS Contracts Manager, Transport Scotland (Trunk Roads Network Management) |
| CSS in a time of change - Matthew Lugg, Chair of Engineering Committee, County Surveyors Society and Director of Highways, Transportation and Waste Management, Leicestershire County Council |
| Session 2: Performance, partnerships and procurement |
| Improvement and Efficiency - Noel Foley, Associate Director, Buro Happold |
| Procuring a private sector partner to deliver major infrastructure improvements - Dorset County Council`s approach in advance of the 2012 Olympic sailing event - Andrew Martin, Head of Dorset Works Organisation and Matthew Piles, Weymouth Infrastructure Project Manager |
| Session 4: Operational Issues |
| Underground assets - seeing is believing - Dr. Marc Hobell, Strategic Development Manager, Ordnance Survey |
| Providing a street lighting service - Bryan Geeves, Chair of CSS Wales Lighting Engineers, UK Lighting Board |
| Managing contracts to ensure ‘Service Delivery’ and realise improvements - Devlan Kruck, Performance Audit Manager, Transport for London |
| Drivers hours – your responsibilities - Paul Waters, Transport Advisor, FTA |
| The Great Salt Debate |
| Session 5: New approaches; new ideas |
| The Scottish Roads Works Register in action - Alex Rae, Chair of SRWR Group, Scottish Water |
| Developing sustainable products for highway construction and maintenance - Charlie Jones, Asphalt Industry Alliance |
| Session 6: What about the workers? |
| The control of silica and other health risks associated with kerb and paving work - Chris Lucas, Construction Division, Health and Safety Executive |
| Motivating the workforce - Bruce Faulkner, 3 Simple Rules |
