Mohammad Hamza Hamid

Background

About Mohammad Hamza Hamid

Experience in modelling junctions, preparing designs, technical reports, presentations, traffic surveys, feasibility studies and Parking occupancy and capacity analysis. • Experience/working knowldge of the policy, design standards and legislation associated with the development of traffic engineering schemes such as the Manual for Streets, Traffic Signs Manual, Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions (TSRGD), TfL modelling guidelines, LTN 1/20, Accessible bus stop, Jacobs Standards etc. • Experience with street design, discipline and standards using AutoCAD, KeyLINES, KeySIGNS and Swept Path Analysis to design transport infrastructure. Understanding of Design Manual for Roads and Bridges DMRB. • Experience in using LinSig, Junction 10, data requirements and modelling results interpretation • Have worked on various bus priority projects to improve bus capacity, bus journey time, convert hail and ride sections to fixed bus stops and design bus station. • Prepare map plans, risk assessment method statement (RAMS) and conduct site visits to inspect and observe existing conditions of the project. • Prepare opportunity, constraint and potential scheme reports for projects. • Review the existing traffic signage, design and legal aspects to ensure signage and overall design layout is aligned with standards and DfT guidance. • Prepare Traffic survey Spec reports such as MCTC, ATC, Queue Length, Pedestrian Crossing Counts, Car Journey Time, UGT/DoS/Saturation Flow and request quotation and provide quotation summary to the client. • Analyse Traffic survey data to identify peak hours, growth factors, stage length, bonus green time, underutilised green time, parking occupancy, and interpretation and presentation of modelling results. • Assist with new business opportunities and being aware of emerging trends and future evolution. • Prepare C2 and red boundary requests for utility information and highway boundary. Prepare C2 drawings based on the utility information obtained and integrate that into the preliminary design.