Scope. General. General. Accident Investigation. Public Hazard Control 10/15/2012
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1 By: Eddie D. Bell Scope Items covered under this ANSI standard. Flaggers Pedestrians General Responsibility: The contractor shall implement this standard as appropriate according to the size and potential of the hazards. General Who is responsible for compliance? PM s Project Managers CM s Contract Managers CI s Construction Inspectors Public Hazard Control Contractors: responsibility to coordinate the efforts and actions to protect the public. Ensure contractors take appropriate actions Contractors communicate and train employees Contractors document efforts Contractors monitor and inspect Accident Investigation It is the responsibility of all to ensure that a qualified person or their designee conducts a accident investigation when a accident occurs within a work zone. 1
2 General Why is it so important to provide a safe work zone for workers and pedestrians? Employees Safety!!! Liability!!!! Possible Hazards Noise Dust, Fumes, Mists, Smoke or Vapors Traffic Hazards Pedestrian Lighting Machinery & Vehicles Falling Objects Utilities Security Hazardous Materials Warning of Hazards How can we protect our workers and pedestrians from the hazards we create as we perform our daily duties? Warning Devices!!! Warning Devices Guardrails Drums Flaggers 2
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4 What Makes Work Zones Different? Work Zones Are Different Working Near and Affecting Public Reading a Book on the Interstate Worker Safety Is Impacted by Motorist Behavior Work Zones Are Different Work Zones Are Different Public Safety Is Impacted by Worker Behavior Truck traveling at 70 mph Location of Work Is Extremely Dangerous 4
5 Two Federal Agencies Have Interest in Work Zone Safety MUTCD? The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) was developed to create standardized control during roadway construction, maintenance, and utility (work zone) operations. Adopted by OSHA on 9/12/2006 Work Zone What is a work zone? Component Parts of a Temporary Traffic Control Zone Advanced Warning Area Transition Area Activity Area (Work Space & Traffic Space), and Termination Area Traffic Space Termination Area Work Space Activity Area Buffer Space Transition Area Warning Area Advance What Is a Traffic Control Plan? Plan Based on MUTCD (or State/Local) Practices Describes controls to be used to move vehicle and pedestrian traffic through a temporary traffic control zone (work zone) 5
6 Changeable Message Boards Note Correct Direction of Chevrons Barrels Concrete Barriers Note Wrong Direction of Chevrons Pavement Markings Lighting Devices Truck Mounted Attenuators Temporary Crash Cushions 6
7 Sign Maintenance Poor Sign Maintenance Inspect Regularly Keep Clean, Replace Needed as Advance Warning Sign in Zone Homemade Sign Check Lighting Position Properly Display When Applicable Illegible Sign Poor Maintenance Pavement Markings Make Certain Pavement Markings Are Clearly Visible Completely Remove Old Marking Materials Control Device Maintenance Inspect Regularly for Visibility Keep Clean, Replace as Needed Post Warning Position Properly, Reposition as Necessary Maintain Alignment and Spacing Poor Control Device Maintenance Traffic Control Methods Flaggers Cones Down Chevrons in Wrong Direction Responsible for Guiding Traffic Protecting Work Crew and Equipment 7
8 When Are Flaggers Necessary? Flagger Safety Construction Vehicles & Equipment in Uncontrolled Traffic Lanes Two way Traffic Can Pass in Only One Direction Pathway Through the Construction Is Too Confusing for Motorists Mobile Work Zone Stand in the Proper Location Remain Attentive Always Face Traffic Communicate Effectively Clothing and Equipment Meet Standards Proper Training Flagger Hazards Paddle Placed in Cone; Flagger in Shadow Confusing Signal Flagger Not Facing Oncoming Traffic Concrete Jersey Drums: Filled with sand and used at ends of guardrails: 8
9 Drums (filed with sand) Guardrails: Used to divide traffic Used to protect pedestrians Guardrails Guardrails Guardrails Guardrails shall be constructed of 2 X 4 or equal materials. Shall withstand 200 pounds placed in a downward motion. Shall have uprights every eight feet Shall be made of smooth materials. 9
10 Pedestrians Pedestrians Pedestrians NIOSH Recommendations Consider the use of additional warning signs and devices to supplement the minimum signs recommended by federal guidelines found in the Part VI of the Manual on Uniform (MUTCD) Thank You!!! 10
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