Road Safety Management: A cultural change

Ryszard Gorell

Road Safety Management (ROSMA) System Coordinator

August 2014

Contents

• Background• Implementation• Outcomes• Next Steps• Summary

Background

Background

• Blame the driver • Fix the system

(Kimber 2003)

Background

Background

Background

ISO Standard 39001• Context• Leadership• Planning• Support• Operation• Performance Evaluation

Implementation

Road Safety Management (ROSMA)• Data Collection• Governance Structure• Appreciative Inquiry

Implementation

Data Collection (Processes and Activities)• Safe Road Use • Safe Roads and Roadsides• Safe Speeds • Safe Vehicles

Implementation

Implementation

Implementation

Implementation

• In your opinion, what is MRWA doing well in terms of applying the Safe Systems approach?

• Do you have specific case studies which demonstrate MRWA’s success in implementing the Safe Systems approach?

• What immediate opportunities exist for more fully implementing the Safe Systems approach in MRWA?

Outcomes

• Understanding

• Culture

• Activities and Case Studies

• Finance

• Process integration and conflict

Next Steps

• Culture (encompassing response and processes)

• Data collection and monitoring

• Guidelines and Resources

• Safe Systems Review Groups

• Policy

Summary

• Structure and Culture required• Appreciative Inquiry - positive catalyst• ‘Safe System’ branding• Compatibility with other processes• Toolbox• Accreditation