Overview
This guide is provided to inform traffic engineering managers of a general audit process that can be used to evaluate the effectiveness of their program management of traffic signal and associated systems. An audit is performed to verify that people in an organization are doing what they planned to do in accordance with an established management system or the nationally-accepted state-of-the-practice. This guide provides general information on the types of questions that might be asked to assist in the continuous improvement of traffic signal systems management. It is not a substitute for the work of an independent audit team.
Source Organization Location
Washington
DC
Operations Area of Practice
Regional Traffic Signal Operations & Program Management
Performance Management
Tools for Small Agencies
Business Processes/Policies and Procedures
Organizational Capability Element
Asset Management
Performance Management
Arterial Traffic Control Device Operations
Content Type
State-of-the Practice
Role in Organization
Senior Engineer
Principal Engineer
Manager / First Line Supervisor
Director / Program Manager
Maintenance Staff
Technician
Engineer
Senior Manager
Associate Engineer
Publishing Organization
ITE