PPT-Access and Egress PREVENTING RUNOVERS AND BACKOVERS IN ROADWAY CONSTRUCTION

Construction Vehicle for Roadway Construction Access and Egress Construction vehicle access and egress for roadway construction 1 This material was produced under the grant SH24861SH3. Egress and Life Safety. Audio: 866-430-4132, Code: 781-453-5306. Mute your phone (*6 to mute, #6 to unmute). This webinar is being recorded.. Decoded 3 – . Egress and Life Safety. If you will be taking the COR140 exam, please sign up individually via DHI.org.. 3 . – . Egress and Life Safety. Learning . Objectives. Identify the occupancy classification or use group for a project and understand how that classification affects code requirements.. Understand basic life safety concepts including the 3 parts of a means of egress, travel distance, common path of travel, area of refuge, clear width, door swing, and dead end corridors.. Egress and Life Safety. Audio: 866-430-4132, Code: 781-453-5306. Mute your phone (*6 to mute, #6 to unmute). This webinar is being recorded.. Decoded 3 – . Egress and Life Safety. If you will be taking the COR140 exam, please sign up individually via DHI.org.. The American Institute of Architects Continuing Education Systems (AIA/CES). . . Credit(s) earned on completion of this program will be reported to . AIA/CES. for AIA members. Certificates of Completion for both AIA members and non-AIA members are available upon request.. Multi-State In-Situ Roadway Lighting Measurement Data. Virginia Tech Transportation Institute (. VTTI. ). Federal Highway Administration (. FHWA. ). Highway Safety Information System (. HSIS. ). On One Hand…. Construction Vehicle Access and Egress. Why is Access and Egress . Control Important?. Access to- and egress from work zones presents significant challenges. Hazards are compounded when the roadway carries high traffic volumes or operates at high traffic speeds. Safety challenges include:. Construction Vehicle Access and Egress. Module 4. Why is Access and Egress . Control Important?. Access to- and egress from work zones presents significant challenges. Hazards are compounded when the roadway carries high traffic volumes or operates at high traffic speeds. Safety challenges include:. Alex . Prodanov. Margarita . Binkin. What is the importance of egress?. To save lives.. T.O. Tragedies that created and developed building codes. . One of the many tragic fires that shaped the way buildings were design:. Technology Solutions. Are there technological solutions?. There are a variety of technologies—old and new—that have been developed to warn drivers and operators when workers on foot are near, including:. ). USMC Student Course. November 2010. Why . DRET . Training?. 1. Army. tactical vehicle rollovers, . FY01. - 05/09. 1219 rollovers. 809 injuries. 225 fatalities. 3. 250% greater change of survival if egress trained. Safety for Workers on Foot. Module 3. Workers on Foot. Safe Practices. Communicate Safety . Plan with Workers. Worker Habits and Behavior. Consider worker behavior when developing the ITCP. Determine locations where workers are likely to go and ensure safe routes to get there.. Developing the Program. When Should an ITCP be Developed?. Different aspects of the ITCP will be identified and developed during the various construction phases of a project.. Depending on the phase, different people will be involved in the process.. 3/13/2020 WHAT IS MIRE?TRAFFIC SAFETY DATA HAS THREE COMPONENTS Influenza, COVID, RSV, many other viruses. Masks and hand hygiene. Cleaning of surfaces with dilute bleach. Not coming to work when unwell and symptomatic. MRO = multi-resistant organisms. Same as MDR (multi-drug resistance).