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CE-IN-CONFIDENCE PROCEDURAL GUIDELINE – Traffic Control: Safety CEPG2328 Summary This document provides information for Country Energy employees regarding their responsibilities and requirements for traffic control on worksites. Traffic control is required where road conditions are different because of work being done by Country Energy including lane closures, roadwork speed zones, detours, and shoulder closures. Positions & Responsibilities Key positions Responsibilities Nominated traffic control site supervisor 2 Area Manager / Team leader 2 RGM 2 GGM 2 GM 2 Audit Investigation Coordinator 2 Contacts Position Extension number Trainee Safety Coordinator 8853 Regional Safety Coordinator 8178 23 June 2008 – Original Issue Approved By: Chief Safety Officer Page 2 of 28 CE-IN-CONFIDENCE UNCONTROLLED COPY IF PRINTED
CE-IN-CONFIDENCE PROCEDURAL GUIDELINE – Traffic Control: Safety CEPG2328 CONTENTS PAGE 1 INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................... 4 2 WHY THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE IMPORTANT..................................................................................... 4 3 CHALLENGES ......................................................................................................................................... 5 4 THE PROCEDURES................................................................................................................................. 5 4.1 Assessing Traffic Flow ..........................................................................................................................6 4.2 Methods................................................................................................................................................7 4.3 Unplanned work....................................................................................................................................8 4.4 Long term work.....................................................................................................................................9 4.5 Surveying ..............................................................................................................................................9 4.6 Traffic Control Contractors................................................................................................................ 10 4.7 Pedestrians........................................................................................................................................ 10 4.8 Working at Night................................................................................................................................ 10 4.9 Traffic controllers............................................................................................................................... 11 4.10 Notification ........................................................................................................................................ 11 4.11 Signs & devices ................................................................................................................................. 11 4.12 Worker (symbolic) sign (T1- 5) .......................................................................................................... 11 4.13 Traffic cones & bollards .................................................................................................................... 12 4.14 Vehicle-mounted warning device...................................................................................................... 13 4.15 Additional signs ................................................................................................................................. 13 4.16 Training .............................................................................................................................................. 15 4.17 Traffic Control Using a STOP/SLOW Bat........................................................................................... 15 4.18 Introduction to Traffic Control at Road Works.................................................................................. 15 4.19 Traffic Control at Worksite (TCAW) Planning .................................................................................... 15 4.20 Design & Audit Traffic Control Plans................................................................................................. 15 4.21 Auditing .............................................................................................................................................. 15 4.22 Record keeping.................................................................................................................................. 15 4.23 Traffic Signage and Symbols ............................................................................................................ 16 4.24 TCP 1: Working on Shoulder No Interruption to Traffic Flow – 60 KM/HR or less........................ 17 4.25 TCP 2: Working a Minimum 3 Metres or More from the Nearest Traffic Lane.............................. 18 4.26 TCP 3: Unplanned Work ........................................................................Error! Bookmark not defined. 4.27 TCP 4: Frequently Changing Work Areas......................................................................................... 20 4.28 TCP 5: Work Impending on the Nearest Traffic Lane but Maintaining a Minimum 3.2 Metres to Centre Line – 60 KM/HR or Less .................................................................................................................................. 21 4.29 TCP 6: Worksite not Maintaining a Minimum 3.2 Metres to Centre Line – 60 KM/HR or Less... 22 4.30 TCP 7: Residential Street 50 KM/HR or Less ................................................................................. 23 4.31 TCP 8: Working on Footpath at an Intersection – 60 KM/HR or Less........................................... 24 4.32 TCP 9: 2 Lane / 2 Way – Close One Using One Traffic Controller – 60 KM/HR or Less .............. 25 4.33 TCP 10: 2 Lane/2 Way - Close One Using Two Traffic Controller – 60 KM/HR or Less................ 26 4.34 TCP 11: 4 Lane/2 Way - Closing One Lane – 60 KM/HR or Less.................................................. 27 5 REFERENCES.......................................................................................................................................28 6 KEY TERMS AND DEFINITIONS ...........................................................................................................28 7 REVISIONS ...........................................................................................................................................28 23 June 2008 – Original Issue Approved By: Chief Safety Officer Page 3 of 28 CE-IN-CONFIDENCE UNCONTROLLED COPY IF PRINTED
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