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A register of all Roads (including Highways) is maintained in the AWM Road Name ( roadnames ) table. The AWM Road Name table can be accessed from the AWM Menu. The Road Name table contains information about the road name records, includ...
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AWM Table : Bridges Attribute: Abutment Type Purpose: To classify the structural form of abutments used to support the ends of bridges, helping guide inspection, maintenance, and future design choices. Val...
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AWM Table : Bridges, Bridge Span Attribute: Superstructure Long Section Purpose: To provide superstructure categorisation that differentiates the span and support provided by the longitudinal section of the bridge, a...
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Last Updated: 07/08/2026
in Data Collection
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The Monitoring Officer is the person responsible for collecting data for the project. In most cases this will be the Project Engineer who is also responsible for collating data for the fortnightly project report. If the project is at a Plannin...
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In this article, we will show you how to add a Project record into the AWM System. Step-by-Step Guide Video The video below provides a detailed walkthrough and the article includes a step-by-step guide. Your browser does not support HTML5 v...
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Last Updated: 06/08/2026
in Asset Data RMS Data Standard
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Recording Process Map out your day of driving It is useful to have some target locations to stop and change batteries/SD Card, and to have a target destination for the end of your day (especially if you plan to stay overnight!). Recording P...
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1. Roadway and Deck Elements The inspector should check: The pavement for unevenness, settlement, or roughness (shown below). Shoulders, slopes, drainage, and the approach guardrail. The deck and sidewalks for various defects, noting the si...