ISO 39001 Training Course

1. Introduction to Road Traffic Safety and ISO 39001 Standards

• Road traffic safety fundamentals including (traffic accident statistics, injury severity, economic impact, social consequences)

• ISO 39001 Road Traffic Safety Management Systems including (standard requirements, management system principles, organizational context, scope definition)

• Legal and regulatory framework including (national traffic laws, international conventions, compliance obligations, enforcement mechanisms)

• Safe system approach including (shared responsibility, human error tolerance, system redundancy, crash energy management)

• Stakeholder identification including (road users, vehicle manufacturers, infrastructure providers, enforcement agencies, emergency services)

2. Risk Assessment and Hazard Management

• Road traffic risk assessment including (hazard identification, risk analysis, risk evaluation, risk treatment)

• Risk Management Process including (risk criteria, risk register, risk matrix, risk monitoring)

• Traffic safety performance indicators including (leading indicators, lagging indicators, exposure measures, safety targets)

• Accident causation models including (human factors, vehicle factors, infrastructure factors, environmental factors)

• Risk treatment strategies including (risk elimination, risk reduction, risk transfer, risk acceptance)

3. Road Traffic Safety Policy and Objectives

• Safety policy development including (policy statement, commitment demonstration, resource allocation, accountability assignment)

• SMART Objectives for road traffic safety including (specific targets, measurable outcomes, achievable goals, relevant priorities, time-bound milestones)

• Performance measurement including (key performance indicators, data collection, trend analysis, benchmarking)

• Target setting including (zero harm vision, interim targets, performance standards, improvement goals)

• Communication strategies including (internal communication, external communication, public awareness, stakeholder engagement)

4. Safe System Implementation and Operations Management

• Infrastructure safety including (road design, traffic calming, intersection safety, pedestrian facilities, cycling infrastructure)

• Vehicle safety including (vehicle standards, maintenance requirements, safety technology, fleet management)

• Road user behavior including (driver training, licensing systems, enforcement programs, education campaigns)

• Speed management including (speed limits, speed enforcement, speed reduction measures, technology solutions)

• Operational controls including (traffic management, incident response, weather conditions, work zone safety)

5. Emergency Preparedness and Incident Management

• Emergency response planning including (response procedures, resource coordination, communication protocols, stakeholder roles)

• Incident management including (incident detection, response activation, scene management, traffic control)

• Post-crash response including (emergency medical services, rescue operations, investigation procedures, recovery operations)

• Crisis communication including (media relations, public information, stakeholder notification, reputation management)

• Business continuity including (service continuity, alternative routes, resource backup, recovery planning)

6. Monitoring, Measurement, and Performance Evaluation

• Performance Monitoring Systems including (data collection, indicator tracking, trend analysis, comparative analysis)

• Safety auditing including (internal audits, compliance audits, safety inspections, management reviews)

• Incident investigation including (investigation procedures, root cause analysis, corrective actions, lesson learned)

• Management review including (review inputs, review process, review outputs, decision making)

• Continual improvement including (improvement opportunities, action planning, implementation monitoring, effectiveness evaluation)

7. HSE Management and Road Traffic Safety

• Occupational health and safety including (worker safety, road work safety, maintenance safety, emergency responder safety)

• Environmental considerations including (emissions reduction, noise management, environmental protection, sustainable transport)

• Public health protection including (air quality, community safety, vulnerable road users, health impact assessment)

• Safety culture development including (leadership commitment, employee engagement, safety awareness, behavioral change)

• Training and competency including (safety training, competency assessment, continuous learning, skill development)

8. Quality Assurance and Regulatory Compliance

• ISO 39001 implementation including (system establishment, documentation requirements, process control, performance monitoring)

• Regulatory compliance including (legal requirements, permit conditions, reporting obligations, audit preparation)

• Quality management including (quality systems, procedure control, document management, record keeping)

• Certification readiness including (gap analysis, system maturity, audit preparation, continuous improvement)

• Best practice implementation including (industry standards, proven methodologies, innovation adoption, knowledge sharing)

9. Case Studies & Group Discussions

• Regional road traffic safety scenarios from Middle East operations including (urban traffic management, highway safety, construction zones)

• Road traffic safety incidents including (accident analysis, prevention strategies, response effectiveness, improvement opportunities)

• Multi-modal transportation safety including (pedestrian safety, cycling safety, public transport, freight transport)

• Best practice sharing including (successful safety implementations, innovative solutions, lessons learned)

• The importance of proper training in preventing road traffic accidents and ensuring transportation safety