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NATIONAL HIGHWAYS Asset Management Development Group ASSET DATA MANAGEMENT MANUAL Part 2 – Requirements and Additional Information October 2021 Version: 13.0 Asset Data Management Manual Page 1 of 164 Date of Issue: October 2021 Part 2 – Requirements and Additional Information Revision Sheet For revisions across all ADMM documents see the Revision Log available on Standards for Highways: http://www.standardsforhighways.co.uk/ha/standards/admm/index.htm Version Date Issued April 2016 September 20…

The aim of the Publication Scheme is to set out the classes of information we make available to the public in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act and the related recommendations of the Information Commissioner’s Office. Introduction 1 Who we are and what we do 2 What we spend and how we spend it 3 What our priorities are and how we're doing 4 Our policies and procedures 5 Lists and registers 6 Open data and datasets 7 The services we offer Introduction The Freedom of Informa…

Our Environment fund is helping us operate our business in an environmentally responsible way, while making sure sustainability shapes our work from start to finish. We have a 2050 vision to provide a road network that supports the country’s transport needs but also protects and strengthens the natural environment and community wellbeing. Read more about our Environmental Sustainability Strategy.   Working with us  We're looking to work with partners who can help us support Landscape Scale Co…

Lean Collaborative Planning Minimum Standards V1.2 April 2023 Contents 1 Purpose of the standard 5 2 Lean collaborative planning at a glance 6 3 Benefits of Lean collaborative planning 8 4 What is Lean collaborative planning? 9 Six steps of Lean collaborative planning 11 5 Collaborative mapping 12 Step one - high-level plan 12 Step two - lookahead plan 14 6 Production control 18 Step three - make ready 18 Step four - production control / production review 20 Percent plan complete (PPC) 22 Step f…

Back Published 28 January 2025 Press Release National Highways’ teams have been helping local communities with two new year projects in Devon and Cornwall. Through its Social Value funding stream, the company is investing in a number of community projects in the South West, and the latest initiatives have seen project teams volunteering close to the M5 and A30. Following funding for a sensory garden at Nansledan Primary School near Newquay, National Highways and Costain volunteers from the…

Back Published 30 September 2024 Press Release A National Highways project team recently welcomed a group of military students to a tour of one of our major schemes as part of an initiative to share experience. The engineers of the future were given a tour of the new loop road, slip road and major structures and our Highways specialists explained the challenges of keeping traffic flowing whilst upgrading infrastructure on a busy junction.   Caption: The group of military students visiting…

Two years on from the launch of our Net Zero Highways plan, our two-year report shows our progress on the journey to net zero highways.  Share this article Published 19 Sept 2023 Two years on from the launch of our Net Zero Highways plan, our two-year report shows our progress on the journey to net zero highways. Achievements recorded in the last year include becoming the first roads organisation in the world to receive PAS2080 verification in December 2022, publishing a net zero roadmap fo…

Back Published 04 February 2025 Press Release After a fair and open competition, Kim Shillinglaw is to join National Highways on 10 February 2025 as a Non-Executive Director of the Board. After a fair and open competition, Kim Shillinglaw is to join National Highways on 10 February 2025 as a Non-Executive Director of the Board. Kim has a wide and varying portfolio of non-executive roles across a number of sectors. A former Controller of BBC Two and BBC Four, Kim has 30 years’ experience a…

This page outlines our policy for identifying and dealing with unreasonable customer contacts. We define unreasonable contact as: Contact from customers which because of the frequency or nature of the contact may hinder our consideration of the complaint or enquiry, or the service to others. We do not expect our people to tolerate behaviour that is intimidating, abusive or offensive, or undermines their safety or wellbeing and that of others. We’ll let you know if we believe your contact is …

The National Highways Lean team, working alongside many members of supply chain, has launched an improved and refreshed version of HELMA, called HELMA 2024. In this section HELMA assessment tool The aim of the HELMA assessment tool is to help organisations to determine the extent to which they have adopted Lean principles, to help foster a culture of continuous improvement for mutual advantage. The assessment process highlights areas for improvement and uses this information to help drive Le…