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RSTA sets up new Asset Management Group for UK road infrastructure

Sector: Road • Location: Various cities in the UK (Wolverhampton, Milton Keynes, Bristol, Doncaster), United Kingdom

Source: Highways Today

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A new Asset Management Group has been set-up by the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA). Aimed at local authorities, the Group will allow their highway departments to share best practice linked to the now mandatory Code of Practice – Well Managed Highway Infrastructure. The Group has been established in partnership with XAIS Ltd, an asset management consultancy. It will develop and run a se

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The project “RSTA sets up new Asset Management Group for UK road infrastructure” is an infrastructure initiative in the Road sector, located in Various cities in the UK (Wolverhampton, Milton Keynes, Bristol, Doncaster), United Kingdom. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Highways Today.

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A new Asset Management Group has been set-up by the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA). Aimed at local authorities, the Group will allow their highway departments to share best practice linked to the now mandatory Code of Practice – Well Managed Highway Infrastructure. The Group has been established in partnership with XAIS Ltd, an asset management consultancy. It will develop and run a series of new courses on road surfaces and setting investigatory levels linked to road hierarchies. The first of these courses is on skid resistance. It will specifically focus on section B.5.6 of the Code and the recommendations for skid resistant surveys including setting the hierarchy, responsibilities, timescales and collating evidence. The course will examine how to develop a skid resistant strategy, how to measure skid resistance as well as the legal implications and liability risk. The two-day skid resistance course will run on 4/5th October in Wolverhampton, 17/18th October in Milton Keynes, 15/16th November in Bristol and 4/5th December in Doncaster.

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