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Op Std Temporary Restrictions (Unplanned Events)

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  • 1Introduction
  • 2Terms and definitions
  • 3References
  • 4Unplanned event types
  • 5Interface with other functions, agencies and organisations and responsibilities
  • 6Temporary Restrictions on SCRs Risk Management Framework
  • 7Prepare
    • 7.1Identifying and understanding authority to apply, remove or access temporary restrictions on a SCR due to unplanned events
    • 7.2Identifying, accessing, and undertaking training for Transport and Main Roads legal delegates
    • 7.3Determining signage type, access arrangements and assurance requirements
    • 7.4Identifying and clarifying roles and responsibilities for personnel, interagency and Contract party relationships and assurance requirements
    • 7.5Formalising and reviewing systems, supports and compliance requirements
    • Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 (Qld)
    • Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995 (Qld)
    • Common law
  • 8Apply
  • 9Access
  • 10Remove
  • 11Supporting documentation
  • 12Implementation and review
  • 13Appendices

12Implementation and review#

This Operational Standard is effective from date of approval by the authorised officer.

This Operational Standard is subject to review annually on the anniversary of the date of approval by the authorised officer, unless determined otherwise by an authorised officer.

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