There are a number of organisations that are involved with standards. The below information provides an overview of the industry bodies.
As the UK’s National Standards Body, BSI is the organisation authorised by the UK government to control and coordinate a wide range of standards work.
It achieves all this through an extensive range of expert committees often highly technical in nature.
CIHT members who are interested in specific documents or committee activity should register with BSI through the following link: https://standardsdevelopment.bsigroup.com/
This gives visibility of the documents under the control of each committee and allows users to obtain notifications of activity, most specifically when Drafts for Public Comment (DPC) are made available. This is the stage when documents are reaching the end of their drafting/revision process. If there is a CIHT representative on the committee then comments can be submitted to them, or alternatively, for any DPC they can be submitted to the committee direct. These options for contact also apply to comments or queries on the outside of revision activity.
DIO Airfield Pavement specifications for both cement and asphalt materials can be assessed through the government website.
Document Type | Doc. No. |
Document Title | Document Issue Date / Version | Status as of: | Link |
Design and Maintenance Guide | 21 | 'Crack and Seat and Overlay' for Refurbishing Airfield Pavements | February 2009 | DRAFT | No link |
Design and Maintenance Guide | 27 | A Guide to Airfield Pavement Design and Evaluation | February 2011 3rd Edition | Current | Feb-11 |
Design and Maintenance Guide | 33 | Reflection Cracking on Airfield Pavements - a Design Guide for Assessment, Treatment, Selection and Future Minimisation | July 2005 1st Edition | Current | Jul-05 |
Specification | 12 | Hot Rolled Asphalt and Asphalt Concrete (Macadam) for Airfields | July 2012 | Current | Jul-10 |
Specification | 13 | Marshall Asphalt for Airfields | August 2009 | Current | Aug-09 |
Specification | 33 | Pavement Quality Concrete for Airfields | April 2005 | Current | Apr-05 |
Specification | 35 | Concrete Block Paving for Airfields | April 2005 | Current | Apr-05 |
Specification | 40 | Porous Friction Course for Airfields | August 2009 | Current | Aug-09 |
Specification | 45 | Slurry Surfacing (including Slurry Seal and Microsurfacing) for Airfields | May 2009 | Current | May-09 |
Specification | 49 | Stone Mastic Asphalt for Airfields | August 2009 | Current | Aug-09 |
Specification | 50 | Recycled Bound Materials for Airfields | December 2009 | Current | Dec-09 |
Specification | 51 | Cement Bound Granular Material for Airfield (Dry Lean Concrete) | TBA | Current | Mar-14 |
Specification | 52 | Hydraulically Bound Mixtures for Airfields | TBA | Current | Sep-14 |
Functional Standard | 06 | Guide to Airfield Pavement Maintenance | 1994 1st Edition | Current | No link |
Practitioner Guide | 06/11 | Inspection of Airfield Pavements | 11th Nov 2011 | Current | 06/11 |
The RSTA aims to raise awareness of the range and benefits of road surface treatments. The Association promotes workforce competence and professionalism; encourages produce and process innovation; champions safe working; sustainability and best practice.
RSTA members include national and local contracting companies, local authority direct labour organisations, material and equipment suppliers. RSTA members are encouraged to register with National Highway Sector Scheme 13 or HAPAS or equivalent Product Certification and Approved Installer Schemes as appropriate. RSTA is recognised by the National Highway Sector Scheme as being the only route through which members’ operatives and supervisors can obtain endorsed CSCS cards as demanded by Sector Scheme 13.
Britpave, the British Cementitious Paving Association, is the industry focal point for the development and promotion concrete and insitu-cementitious infrastructure solutions.
The Association works closely with national and European standards and regulatory bodies, clients and associated industry associations.
Find out more on the Britpave website.
Go to websiteOn this site you will find all the essential documents on the the design, construction and maintenance of highways.
You will find information on the following:
Find more on the Standards for Highways.
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