Join ACE New Zealand, KiwiRail and NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi for a practical introduction to the revised Level Crossing Risk Management Guide (LCRMG) Rev 6.
Decisions about level crossings have important implications for safety, communities and the wider transport network. For consultants advising clients, asset owners and public agencies, having a clear and consistent approach to assessing risk is an important part of providing trusted advice.
Join ACE New Zealand, KiwiRail and NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi for a practical introduction to the revised Level Crossing Risk Management Guide (LCRMG) Rev 6.
The guide provides a nationally consistent framework for assessing and managing safety risks at level crossings across Aotearoa New Zealand. Developed by KiwiRail and NZTA in collaboration with road controlling authorities, rail operators and industry practitioners, it supports better-informed decisions when planning or assessing changes that may affect existing or proposed level crossings.
Speakers
Roger Brady
Regional Manager, Infrastructure Development and Delivery, Waikato and Bay of Plenty, NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi
Roger will set the scene, looking at the wider context for the Guide and why a consistent approach matters across the transport system.
Eddie Cook
Project manager | Subject matter expert, level crossing risk, KiwiRail
KiwiRail’s subject matter expert for level crossing risk, will then take us into the practical and technical detail, including the key changes in Rev 6 and the application of so far as is reasonably practicable (SFAIRP).
Format
In this webinar, we’ll explore what the revised guide means in practice, how it supports consistent risk assessment, proportionate risk management and the identification of reasonably practicable safety measures, and the role consultants can play alongside KiwiRail, road controlling authorities, NZTA and others in achieving better level crossing safety outcomes.
This session is particularly relevant for transport planners, engineers, safety practitioners, asset managers and consultants involved in level crossing risk assessment, planning, design and safety management.
Details
Date: Friday 27 November
Time: 12-1pm
Cost: Free