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.
21 May 2007
HTMA LGN Political Feature
Political dispatch. HTMA view by Richard Chinn, Chairman HTMA External Perception Working Group and Director for Local Authority Services, Mott MacDonald.
14 March 2007
Highways work carbon footprint in development
The carbon footprint caused by the highways maintenance sector is being calculated by the Highways Term Maintenance Association (HTMA).
1 March 2007
HTMA issue underground service best practice guidelines
Although there are plenty of rules and regulations that cover the health and safety of workers, the latest document to be published on the subject is a little different.
15 December 2006
HTMA Launch Environmental Working Group
Reducing the environmental impact of work on UK roads is among the most important priorities of the next few years for highways maintenance companies.
2 October 2006
HTMA launch RIDDOR website
Release Date Oct 2006: The Highways Term Maintenance Association (HTMA) have launched a RIDDOR website as part of their continuing commitment to information sharing on core issues and improving safety. The initiative will allow HTMA member companies to collate accurate data that can be used to gain credible information to illustrate the safety performance within the highways term maintenance industry.
13 March 2006
Highways Term Maintenance Association (HTMA) Goes From Strength to Strength.
News of seven new members and additional resources directed at raising the profile of the organisation that was launched less than a year ago.
21 December 2005
Roadworks Safety Guidance Must Be ‘User Friendly’ Urges Htma Response To Highways Agency
In its response today to the proposed revisions to Chapter 8 of the Traffic Signs Manual, the Highways Term Maintenance Association (HTMA) supports the Highways Agency view that there is a good-case for improving the document to encourage safer driving through road works. But the HTMA believes the manual should be ‘more user friendly.'
15 April 2005
HTMA Aims To Pave The Way Forward
Leading highways term maintenance service providers have formed a new sector body - the Highways Term Maintenance Association (HTMA).