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Utility Work Zone Traffic Control

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Utility Work Zone Traffic Control Instructor’s Guide

This Instructor’s Guide provides background material keyed to a set of Powerpoint slides to aid in the presentation of this program to various audiences.   The program provides an introduction to utility work zone operations and presents recommendations for several important aspects of safety related utility work, including the establishment of a safety culture in  the organization, the use of uniform and consistent traffic control devices and systems, and the development of a set of typical temporary traffic control plans (TTCP) that are appropriate for specific types of work sites.   Two software programs developed as a part of the project are also covered.

The Instructor’s Guide is presented  in PDF format.   Once the link shown below is clicked, a new window will open the Instructor’s Guide.   If you choose to save the document to your Hard Drive, please right click the link and hit “Save Target As” then navigate in your file directory where you want to store the file.

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  • Utility Work Zone Traffic Control Plan  – Instructor’s Guide

Posted: 5/14/2009

Topics: Software; Temporary Traffic Control; Traffic Control Plans; Utility Operations

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