Construction Traffic Control : 4 Sections of Traffic Control Zones | Roadside Construction Safety

Construction Traffic Control : 4 Sections of Traffic Control Zones | Roadside Construction Safety
Roadside construction can be extremely dangerous, and sometimes even fatal. In this safety training video we will teach you about the four sections of temporary traffic control zones, and how to help prevent accidents on construction sites.
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Safety is our #1 priority here at Arthur and Hansen, and we designed this series exclusively for the construction industry. We know that OSHA doesn’t always put things in the clearest terms, so we wanted to make it easy to understand for everyone.
In this Tailgate-Safety-Topic we talk about the 4 sections of a temporary traffic control zone, in order to help keep your workers and the public as safe as possible. More than 100 people die every year due to roadside accidents on construction sites, and in this video we teach you how to prevent unnecessary accidents and improve your roadside safety.
We hope this tailgate safety video helps you better understand the necessary components of any traffic control plan and how to prevent accidents on roadside construction sites. If it did be sure to leave a like, comment to let us know about any other construction safety videos you would like to see, and subscribe to be notified about our next video to learn some more safety tips!

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I'm looking to start a career in this field. I greatly appreciate these videos, they are very helpful, and fun and interesting! Thank you!

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What state are yall in. Cause I'm in Virginia and we set up the work zone by the speed of the road. But we make adjustments do to the amount of traffic, speed of the traffic and geographical lay out of the road. Sounds like yall use 85th percental to set up your work zones. Plus we have 5 components of the work zone which are advance warning, transition, buffer, work area and termination area. The travel way being the 6th