PMCE were commissioned by Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) to conduct a collision study on a 75km section of motorway to determine if collision occurrence was higher than expected and to identify possible contributory factors. Multiple data sets were used in the study including geometric data, collision records, weather data, SCRIM results, vehicle specification, speed data […]
PMCE were appointed by Wexford County Council to conduct a pilot project to design solutions for safety issues raised through the Road Safety Inspection (RSI) process. The project included six sites identifying issues relating to poor junction layouts, insufficient VRU/cyclist provisions and visibility splays. The design process included continuous engagement with the client and representatives
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PMCE were appointed to develop a preliminary road design for a low-cost safety improvement scheme at Mungret and Boland’s Cross, Co. Limerick at a high collision location on the N69. The design was informed by an analysis of historical collisions to determine the collision pattern at this location. The design sought to mitigate rear end
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My Journey to Ireland and PMCE Consultants – by Antonis Papadakis I left Greece and came to Ireland on a midsummer’s day three months ago, seeking to make the leap from Construction to the Transportation sector, which I am most interested in, to broaden my horizons in an international environment, gain valuable knowledge, and to challenge
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PMCE, in partnership with Clifton Scannell Emerson & Associates, successfully completed a Traffic and Transport Study of the town of Ballinrobe in Co. Mayo. PMCE were tasked with developing options to improve the movement of road users through Ballinrobe. PMCE developed an understanding of the existing traffic movements within Ballinrobe through a number of traffic
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Planning permission has recently been granted for the refurbishment of the Cashel Palace Hotel, Cashel, Co. Tipperary. The refurbishment includes extending the existing hotel to provide additional guest accommodation, function facilities, a spa/leisure centre, additional car parking, associated landscaping, works to the public realm and ancillary services. PMCE are delighted to have assisted in supporting
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Planning permission has recently been granted for the construction of the new St. Mary’s School in Ballina, Co. Mayo. PMCE are delighted to have assisted in supporting this planning application through the delivery of a Traffic and Transport Assessment (TTA), which assessed the surrounding road layout for its ability to cater for the increased traffic
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PMCE has recently become members of the Association of Consulting Engineers of Ireland (ACEI), which represents the business and professional interests of firms and individuals engaged in Consulting Engineering. As a member of the ACEI, our clients can be assured that PMCE maintains excellent standing in the construction industry, and continues to provide high quality
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PMCE was appointed by Carlow County Council to produce its Road Safety Plan, which broadly outlines the councils approach in working toward the RSA’s National Road Safety Strategy. PMCE worked closely with Carlow County Council, Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII), the Road Safety Authority and An Garda Síochána to ensure the Road Safety Plan reflected the vision
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PMCE were commissioned by Mayo County Council to deliver Feasibility Design Reports for seven sites in Co. Mayo which were considered as high collision locations. PMCE assessed collisions at each site over the last 3-5 years to determine, if any, the primary factor contributing to collision occurrence. Remedial measures were proposed for each site to
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