Miss Kateryna Kryshkevych
School of Science, Engineering & Environment
Current positions
Lecturer
Biography
Kateryna Kryshkevych joined the University of Salford in 2022 as a Lecturer in Transport Engineering and Planning. She is the module leader for the Level 7 MSc Transport Engineering and Planning postgraduate course and currently teaches two modules: Transport Planning: Policy & Principles and Transport Planning: Forecasting & Appraisal.
Kateryna is a full member of the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation and currently serves as their Technical Champion.
Before entering academia, Kateryna worked in the transport industry. Since 2014, she has been employed by several of the UK’s top consulting firms in Transport Engineering and Planning, including WSP, Capita, and Royal HaskoningDHV.
Kateryna specialises in a wide variety of transport planning areas, including:
• Delivering Transport Business Cases (both highways and active travel);
• Undertaking economic appraisals and value for money assessments;
• Using appraisal tools such as AMAT, HEAT, Greater Manchester’s PEAT Toolkit;
• Quantifying scheme impacts using TUBA and bespoke spreadsheet models based on WebTAG values of time from the TAG Data Book;
• Possessing strong knowledge and hands-on experience with DfT business case and Transport Analysis Guidance, including the Welsh Transport Appraisal Guidance;
• Organising and leading public and stakeholder consultation activities as part of the Business Case preparation (including use of Commonplace);
• Delivering Transport Assessments, Transport Statements, Travel Plans and Transport Chapters of Environmental Impact Assessments;
• Extensive experience in delivery of Masterplans and other technical reports to support new developments and transport strategies;
• Auditing for Blackburn with Darwen Council (2017-2023) to guide planning application decision-making;
• Leading urban regeneration and sustainable transport projects, including the development of walking, cycling and public transport schemes;
• Preparing evidence for planning appeals and public inquiries;
• Extensive experience with industry-standard junction capacity assessment software such as ARCADY, PICADY and LinSig, including larger network modelling;
• Preparing and supervising preliminary highway design drawings (AutoCAD, AutoTrack);
• Strong experience in applying current highway design guidance, relevant planning circulars and development control policies;
• Project management and financial management, including multidisciplinary schemes.
Areas of Research
Transport business case
Economic appraisal
Value for money assessments
Active travel scheme appraisal
Low Traffic Neighbourhoods
Traffic flow modelling
Parking
Forecasting and appraisal
Masterplanning
Module Leader for the modules below:
- L7 Transport Planning: Policy and Principles
- L7 Transport Planning: Forecasting and Appraisal
Dissertation supervisor for L6 Civil Engineering and L7 MSc Transport Engineering and Planning.
Qualifications
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Transport Engineering and Planning
2013 - 2014