Road Safety International Pty Ltd
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Road Safety International (RSI) is a specialist consultancy firm that has wide experience in all aspects of road safety and development. About Road Safety International
Road Safety International (RSI) is a specialist consultancy firm that has wide experience in all aspects of road safety engineering. RSI offers a select team of road safety engineers, road safety auditors, traffic engineers, trainers and presenters, indeed specialists in all aspects of road safety engineering. RSI associates have worked in more than 40 different nations, on small, medium and large sized projects. With offices in Australia and Indonesia, as well as a senior associate based in SE Asia, RSI is able to provide a single consultant or a team of specialists to assist your work wherever it may be needed.
RSI staff are experts in all aspects of road safety engineering – with wide experience, knowledge and experience in road safety audit matters. RSI has wide and practical experience in all quarters of the world - the western world as well as the rapidly motorising nations.
One of our real passions is the presentation of high quality technical training workshops on road safety engineering topics. A regular workshop series commenced last year (2014) in Bali (Indonesia) - our aim is to bring together keen, interested engineers, Police and other officials from anywhere in the world to learn about the low cost and highly effective things they can do in their home countries to make their roads safer. Bali is a beautiful island with some challenging road safety and traffic problems. With a wide mix of road users, Bali offers road and traffic conditions similar to may other developing nations - from Africa to the Middle East, from the Pacific to Central Asia, and all countries in between.
At RSI we aim to make these two workshops "must attend" events for dedicated professionals - this year and into the future. Hope to see you at one - soon!
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A fascinating two weeks inspecting highways and feeder roads in western, eastern and central Nepal.
Bali RSE Workshop Monday March 6th-10th, 2017
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Time is running out for you to register yourself or colleagues to attend the now famous Bali "Introduction to Road Safety Engineering" workshop. It starts Monday 25th July (not long now!) in Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia Get your approvals, book your flights and we will see you there in Bali for a week of essential practical learnings, important "real world" case studies, Balinese hospitality and some enjoyable times. The world really does need more road safety engineers. Look up our website for details (www.roadsafetyinternational.com) and register SOON!
Road Safety International, Bali Workshop
We hope to see you in Bali this July!
Introduction to Road Safety Engineering" Workshop
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July 2016 BALI WORKSHOP is swiftly approaching!!! •Are you responsible for providing safer roads in a developing country? •Have you ever wanted to learn more about the road safety audit process? •Do you have staff who need to learn more about road safety engineering, how to treat blackspots, carry out safety audits, or reduce roadside hazards? •Does your road agency need to commission road safety audits? Then the "Introduction to Road Safety Engineering" workshop in Bali this July is for you! It covers the audit process, the key steps in an audit, and technical issues associated with audits before undertaking a practical road safety audit case study. LEARNING BY SEEING AND DOING. Successful completion of the workshop will assist you to satisfy the requirements for admission as an accredited road safety auditor. Other important topics such as: - road safety at road work sites - blackspot investigations and - roadside hazard management are also covered in the 5 day workshop. These subjects are essential for engineers in road authorities, consultants, representatives of donor organisations, contractors and others with involvement in road safety in developing countries. Why Bali? Its got many road safety engineering issues on its roads and its part of a large developing nation. There is a wide mix of traffic and motorcycles are everywhere! With a great international airport, its a favorite destination for many. For more information visit our website: www.roadsafetyinternational.com See you in Bali this July.
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