FHWA Work-Zone Training & Guidelines Development Grant

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FHWA Roadway Work Zone Training Consortium logo

FHWA Work-Zone Training & Guidelines Development Grant

January 2008


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Consortium Partners

  • Laborer’s Health & Safety Fund of North America (LHSFNA)
    Scott Schneider (202-628-5465)
    schneider@lhsfna.org
  • American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA)
    Brad Sant (202-289-4434 X308)
    bsant@artba.org
  • National Asphalt Pavement Assoc. (NAPA)
    Una Connolly (301-731-4748 X126)
    uconnolly@hotmix.org

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Consortium Partners


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Consortium Partners

  • American Assoc. of State Highway & Transportation Officials (AASHTO)
    Ken Kobetsky (202-624-5454)
    kenk@aashto.org
  • CNA Insurance Company
    Gary Clevenger (913-661-2865)
    Todd.hohn@cna.com

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Consortium Partners

  • Texas Transportation Institute
    Gerald L. Ullman (979-845-9908)
    G-ullman@tamu.edu
  • FOF Communications
    Rod Wolford (202-667-6048)
    fof@fofcom.com
  • National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (Associate Member)
    David Fosbroke (304-285-6010) 
    def2@cdc.gov

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Announcing Roadway Safety+

DesignImage of a construction truck with two workers on the back and a drum on the front.

  • Use for Orientation or Refresher Training
  • Focus on Common Hazards, Conditions, and Injuries
  • Develop in Modules
  • Used for ‘Tool-Box’ Sessions or Formal Training
  • Evaluate formative, process, and outcome measures

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Announcing Roadway Safety+

14 Current Topics

  • Driving
  • Electrical Hazards
  • Emergencies Image of an inspector in a work zone.
  • Excavations
  • Falls
  • Flagging Hazards
  • Health Hazards
  • Night Work
  • Noise
  • Operator Hazards
  • Working Outdoors
  • Sprains & Strains
  • Runovers and Backovers
  • Struck By

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Announcing Roadway Safety+Picture of piles of CDs, booklets, and a computer screen.

Presentation Media

  • Macromedia CD
  • 32-page Trainee Booklet
  • Toolbox Pamphlets
  • 14x20 Color Flip Books
  • 42-page Instructor Guide

The complete program comes on CD and free web download.
http://wzsafety.tamu.edu


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Announcing Roadway Safety+

Multi-LingualA screen shot of Flagger Safety part from the Roadway Safety+ CD.

  • English
  • Spanish
  • Portuguese

Audio files “speak” the slides so a bilingual instructor is not necessary.
Presenter can switch instantly among English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
Most print products come in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.


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Announcing Roadway Safety+

Demonstrations

Interactive presentation contains 8 demos:

  • Stopping DistancesA screen shot of Stopping Distances Dry Pavement part from the Roadway Safety+ CD.
  • Electrical Contacts
  • Equipment Blind Spots
  • Placement of TTC Devices
  • Struck-by & Flying Objects
  • Noise
  • Night visibility
  • Trenching
  • Heat Stress
  • Lifting

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Announcing Roadway Safety+

4 New TopicsPicture of cone, arrow panels, and a construction worker.

  • Temporary Traffic Control
  • Expanded Night Work Module
  • ITS Applications
  • Disaster Response

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Announcing Traffic Control Safety

  • Interactive Typical Application Training based on needs survey of AASHTO, ARTBA, NAPA and CNA members
  • Portable Changeable Message Sign Guidance
  • ITS integration into Work Zones
  • Variable Speed Limit

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Progress – Two Parts

  • Night Work
  • Runovers and Backovers
  • Disaster Response
  • Deployment and Retrieval of TTCDs

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Work Zone Clearinghouse

Logo of the National Work Zone Safety Information Clearinghouse

  • Site for all FHWA Grantee Work
    • ARTBA/LHSFNA and Partners
    • ATSSA
    • Illinois Institute of Technology
    • Wayne State University
  • National Traffic Management and Work Zone Safety Conference
    • Presentations now available from October conference

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Training Progress 
as of February 7, 2008

  • Roadway Safety+ Training:
  • 2,150 Trained*
    • 350 State, Federal and Local Government Personnel
    • 1,800 Construction Supervisors and Managers
  • OSHA 10-Hour (Road Construction)
  • 2,209 Trained*
    • 2,000 Craft Laborers
    • 109 State, Federal and Local Government Personnel
    • 100 Construction Supervisors and Managers

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Thank You!


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