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The Highways Term Maintenance Association (HTMA) is an organisation of the leading highway maintenance companies within the UK.
The HTMA maintains approximately 400,000km of highway.
The HTMA has a dedicated Environmental Working Group which is striving to create a greener highway environment through reducing the impact of work on UK roads.
The group has the principal aim of calculating and reducing the carbon emissions generated through maintenance activities.
2 December 2011
A View from Industry on Partnering and Collaboration
Across the industry there is a wealth of experience that can be harnessed to achieve demonstrably better outcomes collectively compared to what has been delivered in the past. Success in collaboration and partnering requires some key elements to be in place.
2 December 2011
Abuse: A Serious Industry Issue
Attacks on gritting crews and their equipment appear to be happening more often and even more worrying is that it appears to symptomatic of a wider problem - abuse of road workers in general.
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HTMA lends support to the following events:
UK ROADS Maintenance and Repair 2012 will be a hands-on technical event focusing sharply on the full range of technical solutions available with all of the leading manufacturers of repair and maintenance products exhibiting, demonstrating and presenting technical seminars with special emphasis on innovative solutions for dealing effectively with repair problems. This is a free to attend event and will be held at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry on the 22nd & 23rd of February. For further details please follow http://www.ukroadrepairshow.co.uk
The December 2011 edition of OnRoads is now available!
Issue 6 of the HTMA newsletter is now available. This edition reports on how the industry is preparing for another harsh winter, provides an update on the DfT's Highways Maintenance Efficiency Programme (HMEP), and asks trade journalists the key to a successful Public-Private partnering.
You can also read about recent work carried out by the working groups, activities around our stakeholder engagement programme, key messages from the Executive and any latest news of HTMA in the press.
HTMA Safety DVD
Breaking New Ground is a DVD produced by the HTMA and Working Well Together that addresses general attitudes and behaviours to digging safely around utility infrastructures.
Designed to raise awareness, the DVD is available to watch online and can also be purchased for use as part of safety training programme.
Watch & order the safety DVD online at safetydvd.htma.co.uk
HTMA Safety Benchmarking
The new benchmarking site, with enhanced reporting and graph-creation facilities, has been up and running since the beginning of December 2009. It has been designed to capture RIDDOR data from each of our Member Companies.
Member companies can login by visiting www.htmasafety.co.uk
What do we do?
The highways maintenance industry is one of Britain's most important industrial sectors and is crucial to the wellbeing of the nation. Not only does it create jobs for thousands of people, but also looks after the UK road network, which is vital for successful economic development. Most importantly, the services that it provides, help millions of motorists every day.