The course focuses on the technology applied in the design and construction of concrete pavements. It covers the
supporting layers, thickness design using computer program, Pave and joint design, detailing and layout.
Concrete materials and mix design, construction, modes of distress and failure and rehabilitation are also included.
Minimum entrance requirements

The NEW ADVANCED Traffic Safety Officer / Roadworks Traffic Management training programme aims to provide the delegate with the necessary skills and knowledge to enable them within their role as TSO and or Designer to operate and design in compliance with legislation and demonstrate competency across a full range of required duties that they would be expected to carry out during a road works project.

The course focuses on the technology applied in the design and construction of concrete pavements. It covers the
supporting layers, thickness design using computer program, Pave and joint design, detailing and layout.
Concrete materials and mix design, construction, modes of distress and failure and rehabilitation are also included.
Minimum entrance requirements

The course will handle all practical aspects of the construction process, from material sourcing (specification) through to completion of a G1 Crushed Stone Layer.

The course is based on the content of TRH21: 2017 and, in general, follows the same sequence.  The course material is presented in PowerPoint format, comprising 164 slides.  The “text book” for the course would be TRH 21.

This is a foundational course designed to enable public officials, consultants and contractors to have a better understanding and application of Labour Intensive Construction (LIC) philosophy, concepts, principles, techniques or to build on or to reinforce previous knowledge, skills and experience in LIC.

This course provides a practical, “hands-on” introduction to road building materials and road construction techniques. It introduces the terms, jargon and buzz-words regularly used in the road building industry and is aimed at enabling candidates to become familiar with what, where, and how materials are used in road construction.

Traffic Impact Studies (TIS’s) or Traffic Impact Assessments (TIA’s) are critical components that are required for land use planning and land development. Despite the popularity of traffic impact assessments being synonymous with land use development, they are also required when changes to the transport system is being carried out (such as road closures, pedestrianisation of roads, special events, etc.).

The course aims to equip the participants with a broad overview of environmental management, but specifically as this applies to the asphalt sector and the construction of roads. The course covers the environmental laws that apply to asphalt and roads projects and illustrates how environmental management aspects are an essential component in projects related to asphalt and the construction of roads.

Non-Motorised Transport Practitioner’s course 24 – 26 March 2020 in Cape Town

The Course is targeted at practitioners operating at NQF level 5 and above and it is expected that 2 CPD credits will be earned by the attendance of this course.

Why Road Safety Audits?
The toll from road crashes remains an important health and economic issue in South Africa. More than 14 000 people died in road crashes in 2016, with the long-term trend still showing no significant signs of improvement

Non-Motorised Transport Practitioner’s course 24 – 26 March 2020 in Cape Town
In recent years, the specific subject matter and knowledge of Traffic Accident Investigation, Reconstruction & Cause Analysis has become an increasingly specialised and important tool to the Judiciary, the Police Services, the Insurance industry, private companies and many related industry companies and services.