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Stephen Lambert, Road Safety Engineer and Road Safety Auditor

Stephen Lambert

Road Safety Engineer and Road Safety Auditor·Abu Dhabi Municipality

Ireland

Bachelor's degree, Civil Engineering

Work experience

Total years of experience: 34 years, 8 months

Road Safety Engineer and Road Safety Auditor

April 2014 - Present

Abu Dhabi Municipality

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

April 2014 - Present

Assisting in the delivery of Vision 2030, no needless fatalities on the roads by 2030 by:

Developing road safety initiatives,
Assisting in training of other staff,
Overseeing and improving the RSA system,
Overseeing the Workzone management system,
Improving the GIS / collision analysis and intevention systems
Developing evaluation systems for work previously done as collision improvement works during 2011 to 2014.

Company industry:
Public Administration
Job role:
Engineering

Regional Road Safety Engineer

November 1996 - Present

National Roads Authority / Donegal Country Council

Ireland

November 1996 - Present

I was a founding member of the National Roads Authority's Road Safety Team and worked with the team to develop many road safety initiatives and policies from 1996 to 2014.

I developed the early versions of the current of the national accident database and contributed to the further development of the analytical processes now used to identify trends in collisions, collision clusters and road safety ranking systems.

I was also responsible for identifying for safety improvement opportunities and project managing the design, budgeting and implementation of the identified interventations.

I was a founding member and Chair of the Donegal Road Safety Working Group since 1996. That group which comprises emergency services, professionals and members of the public exists to reduce the incidence and severity of road crashes in County Donegal. Many of the groups local initiatives have been extended out to become part of national policy.

We won a number of national awards for road safety, hosted national conferences and contributed to the development of the national programmes for road safety eduction in primary, secondary and third level colleges.

Initially, the goal was to study road crashes in Ireland, identify the causes and develop suitable counter measures to reduce the number and severity of crashes.

To achieve that goal I developed an national accident database and made it available to the Local Authorities and other government agencies.

Along with others we have developed an number of different crash remedial programmes to implement changes where clusters of crashes have been identified, between 1996 and the present, these change as needs be.

I helped develop, implement and oversee the Road Safety Audit system between 2001 and 2014.

I developed the Traffic and Transport system (TIS) in 2003 and implemented and administered it between 2006 to 2010

The Road Safety Authority was set up in 2006

Between 2006 and 2014 I helped develop the Road Safety Inspections and route treatments, programmes. The methods we developed are now included in EU legislation for Trans European Road Network (TERN).

Company industry:
Public Administration
Job role:
Engineering

Senior Technician

August 1990 - July 1995

Ferguson and McIllveen

Ireland

August 1990 - July 1995

Water and sewerage mains mapping, testing and recording.

Construction defects investigation and correction design

Construction supervision

Tender documents preparation

Company industry:
Civil Engineering
Job role:
Maintenance, Repair, and Technician

Education

University of Ulster, Jordanstown

July 1995

July 1995

Bachelor's degree, Civil Engineering

Ireland

I qiualified as a civil engineering technician in 1976, did the HNC in 1980 buit always wanted to complete the degree. In 1991, I got a job with a company thay enabled me to undertake the part-time, day relaese, Bachalor's Degree in the Universtiy of Ulster in Jordanstown. The curriculum is the same as that undertaken by the full time students and the exams are the same. I need to stae that because some people imagine there is a difference. If there is, it is that the part time students, such as myself have to hold down a job, pay a mortgage and raise a family while studying in isolation. That said, the course consisted of the typical Civil Engineering degree course. I did well but was not ace, however, for the reasons above I was satisfied with my results and grateful to my wife for her support during those 4 years. Almost immediately after completing the degree I got a post with Donegal County Council which led, one year later to a further post as a graduate engineer in the Road Design Section, which led in turn to my appointment as the first engineer appointed as a Road Safety Engineer, which led directly within months to my secondment to the National Roads Authority which had been founded in 1995 and which was developing a road safety team to help to deliver it's twin goals of "providing a safe and efficient" National Road Network. My whole like since has been a learning and development experience, often at the leading edge of road safety development.

Skills

Roadway Design

Expert

GIS analysis

Expert

Road Safety

Expert

Project Management

Expert

Construction Engineering

Expert

Management and Negotiation

Expert

Road Works Traffic Management, PSDP and PSCS and Inspections

Expert

GIS, Surveying and Computer Mapping systems

Expert

Research and analysis of Road Collisions

Expert

Construction Management

Expert

Road Safety Engineering, Design, Construction and Supervision

Expert

Training and Presentation at conferences, training courses and seminars.

Expert

Road Design

Expert

Structural Design, Construction and Supervision

Intermediate

Traffic Management, design and implementation

Expert

Water supply and waste disposal design, construction and supervision

Intermediate

Road Safety Audits, all types

Expert

Roadway Design

Expert

GIS analysis

Expert

Road Safety

Expert

Project Management

Expert

Construction Engineering

Expert

Languages

English

Expert

Memberships

Chartered Institute Of Highways and Transportation

Chartered Engineer, Fellow and Chair of Irish Branch

September 1998

Engineereers Ireland

Member. MIEI

September 1998

Donegal Road Safety Working group

Founder member and Chairperson

October 1996

Training and Certifications

Certifications
Bachelor of Engineering, Civil Engineering
University of Ulster, Jordanstown,
Oct 1990 - Jul 1995
Professional Certificate in Road Safety Audit
National University of Ireland, Belfield, Dublin
Sep 2010 - Apr 2011
HND, Civil Engineering
North West College, Derry
Sep 1979 - Jul 1980
Certificate in Local Government Studies, 2010
National University of Ireland, Limerick
Jun 2009 - Jun 2010
CPDs, and Certificates
I have completed numerous courses in the last 16 years
Nov 1996 - Oct 2013
Certificate in Forensic Collision Investigation
DeMontford University
Feb 2006 - Oct 2006