The FM is responsible to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for the coordination of the financial transactions, budget and reporting. This will include but not be limited to the weekly review of ACRS transactions, compiling and monitoring the annual budget, budget and financial reporting for the conference, overseeing financial controls for projects and events and
Members of the Local Government Network are invited to the April Roundtable meeting on Wednesday 12 April at 2pm AEST. The meeting will follow-on from the March webinar that focused on network safety plans. Members will be able to select a discipline focused breakout room, so they can discuss the opportunities and challenges of developing
The Australasian College of Road Safety (ACRS) NSW Chapter will host a Regional Road Safety Forum on Monday 17th April. This event is free to all, and anyone with an interest in road safety is welcome. The ACRS is Australia’s peak membership association for road safety. The purpose of the ACRS is to support our
The webinar will focus on the opportunities for Local Government to improve local road safety outcomes as a result of the newly released National Road Safety Action Plan 2023-25. Come along and learn about what is in the plan, and hear from local and state government practitioners about their work, the processes involved, and the
This 12-month role is to provide an efficient and effective operational environment by maintaining business operations in the areas of finance, compliance, office administration & legal requirements. The Operations Manager is responsible to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and currently has 3 operational support positions reporting to it. We are a close-knit Not-for-Profit (NFP) with
The 2022 3M-ACRS Diamond Road Safety Award has been awarded to Trisign Remote Access Multi Message signage developed by Safetek Solutions with team leader Adam Gardiner. Currently it is estimated that around 100 traffic controllers are injured every year in Australia, and tragically at least one is killed. This new safety product could help reduce this
ACRS Corporate Membership gives you the opportunity to have your say in government submissions, participate in advocacy activities, to increase your business recognition, to provide ongoing learning opportunities for your team, and to be a part of a solutions-focused road safety community. Click here to download our Corporate Membership Prospectus for more information, and see
Australasian College of Road Safety is the peak membership association for road safety professionals, advocates, and members of the public who are focused on saving lives and eliminating serious injuries on our roads. We are supporting our members to eliminate serious road trauma through knowledge sharing, professional development, networking, and advocacy. Read the below ACRS
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Following United Nations General Assembly resolutions 74/299 and 75/308, the first ever United Nations High Level Meeting on Road Safety saw Heads of State, Ministers, Department Secretaries, and Member States’ representatives from Permanent Missions to the United Nations as well as Non-Government Organisations and stakeholders from around the world meeting together in New York to
The Australasian College of Road Safety (ACRS) welcomes the release of the National Road Safety Strategy 2021-2030 by Commonwealth, state and territory Infrastructure and Transport Ministers yesterday, as an opportunity to refocus the way we think about road transport – from how fast we get there, to how safely we get there. A national strategy