Techniques and requirements

Techniques and requirements

Both Directors hold certification in IOSH, Institute of Safety & Health, an overall view of implementation of safe working practices, risk assessment and personal safety.

They are also conversant with IIF, Incident & Injury free, a philosophy where all concerned accept responsibility for safety procedures and the working environment, not only for their own safety but of those around them.

• All site operatives hold a minimum of SLG Unit 2
• Relevant codes of practice are adhered to as per current legislation
• All survey types have method statements
• All survey types are risk assessed
• All relevant insurances are in place

A copy of our Health & Safety policy available upon request.

In addition:

All traffic counting surveys are fully organised with respect to:

• The control of enumerators who are local to the survey area, trained in the use of traffic data collection methods and all Health & Safety requirements
• Liaison with the Local Authority and Emergency Services as to the nature, size and duration of the survey
• The undertaking of the survey, the collection of the traffic data, the well-being of the enumerators and any other site staff, and the closing down of the survey and the safe dispersal of the staff
• Downloading, analysing and supplying the data in a format satisfactory to the client, as well as the secure storage of that data
• Organisation of subcontractors to install permanent inductive loop count sites, both volumetric and classified/speed to MCH 1540 specification standards
• Commissioning of appropriate cost effective loop counters to meet clients’ best requirements
• Servicing of permanent loop sites, including the general cleanliness of the equipment and immediate site, replacement of any damaged or worn pieces to the counter housings and solar panels
• Repairs to all counting equipment and counters
• Calibration of all loops sites to check the working operation, fault diagnosis and report production for remedial action required to bring any faulty sites up to acceptable working levels
• Collection, analysis and supply of all automatic traffic data and secure storage of that data
• Consultation of any future requirement needs to maintain and enhance the counting programme and to monitor any other forms of traffic data collection
• Advice and implementation of a rolling programme of replacement for counting equipment and counters
• Purchasing and control of all consumable stock associated with such programmes.

Please contact us for further information.