Best Practice
A Committee of IPWEA NZ Current Membership of the Committee: Gordon Hart (NZTA) - Chairman Peter Scott (Auckland Transport) David Darwin (NZTA) Tony Lange (NZTA) Simon Gough (Whangarei DC) Matthew Rodwell (Hastings DC) Vaughan McEwen (Wellington CC) Matt Hendry (NZTA) Peter Thompson (Tasman DC) Jim McQueen (Dunedin CC) Angela Booth (IPWEA NZ) - Operations Support Theuns Henning -Technical Manager
RIMS is here to support the New Zealand Roading Asset & Information Management Industry. This is done primarily through the development of Best Practice and facilitating Industry Liaison and Knowledge Sharing.
• Liaison with other Organisations such as RCA Forum • Annual Forum • RIMS Body of Knowledge
Forum took place in March 2013 in Wellington. Attended by over 120 people Presentations by some of the industry leading experts. Presentations recorded and are now available on the RIMS Website (www.rims.org.nz)
Joint Two Day Forum run in conjunction with IDS Wednesday 26th and Thursday 27th March 2014. Rydges Latimer, Christchurch Day 1
Day 2
- aimed at the broad roading infrastructure management industry - sharing asset management good practice examples - data collection - works management - transforming data into intelligence - use of systems and data in optimised decision making and the management of assets - two concurrent, smaller, focused theme streams - Roading Optimised Decision Making - Corridor Access Management One or Two Day Registrations Available More info on the website (www.rims.org.nz)
Launched mid 2012 / Updated July 2013 Projects include: • Risk Management for Road Networks • Maintenance Cost Framework • High Speed Data Collection • Traffic Counting • Data Collection Framework Bridges Projects in Production: • Guideline Pavement Strength Testing • Asset Management Best Practice • Road Asset Management Information Systems – A Good Practice Guide Projects in Development: • TSA • Best Practice Performance Reporting • Best Practice Unsealed Roads Online Version free, contact Angela Booth ([email protected])
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Working Groups Peer Reviewers of Projects Present at Forum Other ways………………..
If you’d like to be involved or would like more information on our work contact Angela Booth [email protected]
RIMS is here to support the New Zealand Roading Asset & Information Management Industry. This is done primarily through the development of Best Practice and facilitating Industry Liaison and Knowledge Sharing.
• Liaison with other Organisations such as RCA Forum • Annual Forum • RIMS Body of Knowledge
Forum took place in March 2013 in Wellington. Attended by over 120 people Presentations by some of the industry leading experts. Presentations recorded and are now available on the RIMS Website (www.rims.org.nz)
Joint Two Day Forum run in conjunction with IDS Wednesday 26th and Thursday 27th March 2014. Rydges Latimer, Christchurch Day 1
Day 2
- aimed at the broad roading infrastructure management industry - sharing asset management good practice examples - data collection - works management - transforming data into intelligence - use of systems and data in optimised decision making and the management of assets - two concurrent, smaller, focused theme streams - Roading Optimised Decision Making - Corridor Access Management One or Two Day Registrations Available More info on the website (www.rims.org.nz)
Launched mid 2012 / Updated July 2013 Projects include: • Risk Management for Road Networks • Maintenance Cost Framework • High Speed Data Collection • Traffic Counting • Data Collection Framework Bridges Projects in Production: • Guideline Pavement Strength Testing • Asset Management Best Practice • Road Asset Management Information Systems – A Good Practice Guide Projects in Development: • TSA • Best Practice Performance Reporting • Best Practice Unsealed Roads Online Version free, contact Angela Booth ([email protected])
• • • •
Working Groups Peer Reviewers of Projects Present at Forum Other ways………………..
If you’d like to be involved or would like more information on our work contact Angela Booth [email protected]
