Traffic control persons (TCPs) must be given written and oral instructions regarding their duties. Section 69(4) of the construction regulation should have the rules outlined.
Traffic control persons (TCPs) must be given written and oral instructions regarding their duties. Section 69(4) of the construction regulation should have the rules outlined.
The objective of traffic control is to:
Stand the correct distance from the work area. Refer to TCP Table on the following page. Do not stand on the travelled portion of the roadway and always face oncoming traffic.
Don’t be distracted by talking to fellow workers or passing pedestrians. If you must talk to motorists, stay at your post and keep the conversation brief.
A worker shouldn’t direct vehicular traffic for more than one lane in the same direction and not direct a vehicular traffic if the normal posted speed limit of the public way is more than 90 km/per hour
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Temporary condition training is for workers who are responsible for creating and implementing traffic control in temporary work areas.
All traffic control persons in Newfoundland and Labrador are required to complete a TCP training course. Proper traffic control is critical for the safety of workers, drivers and the general public.
This Course will provide participants with an understanding of the hazards associated with being a Flagger/TCP. This Course also provides information about employer and worker responsibilities, equipment, apparel and safe work practices and procedures.
This course is developed as an enhancement to the Traffic Control Person (TCP) Level 1 course to reflect the duties and responsibilities for First Responders when tasked with traffic control management on emergency scenes.
This course teaches participants how to develop an effective traffic control plan. Participants learn how to recognize, evaluate and control hazards related to road construction.
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