The implementation stage of any project is often the most visible and can also be the most complex. Clearly defining roles and responsibilities, setting realistic timelines, managing procurement, budgets and quality assurance as well as reporting and engaging with stakeholders at the appropriate times are all critical factors of a successful road lighting project.

Clear guidelines have been designed specifically for road lighting projects and provide a comprehensive step-by-step approach from project planning to completion. These guidelines are based on best practice approaches developed by councils, the NZTA and road lighting consultants.

Installing new or replacements lighting
The flowchart for installing new or replacement road lighting outlines the steps to take for a typical road lighting scheme or renewal project.

Installation or Renewal Process Example [download now]

Road lighting design and construction process
Greater detail about the design and construction steps are covered in the Road Lighting Design and Construction Process Example. This also highlights the responsibilities of the different parties (client, designer, contractor, consultants and network operators) and the involvement of each at different stages of a project

Road Lighting Design and Construction Process Example [download now]

Related Information:
Infrastructure Design Standard - A clear, detailed project brief should be developed at the outset of the design process to ensure the outcome meets requirements. See the Infrastructure Design Standard (IDS) for more information…[download now]