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TCAS Approved Procedure

Contents

  • Copyright
  • 1Introduction
  • 2Functions and responsibilities
  • 3Medical fitness and suitability requirements
  • 4Safety attire and clothing
  • 5Operating procedure for controlling traffic
    • 5.1What to use
    • 5.2Portable traffic control devices (PTCDs)
    • 5.3Location and visibility of PTCD
    • 5.4Location of traffic controller operating the PTCD
    • 5.5Approved equipment for STOP / SLOW bat traffic control
    • 5.6Warning signs
    • 5.7Communication devices
    • 5.8Traffic controllers at the road worksite
    • 5.9Performing the traffic control function
    • 5.10What to watch
    • 5.11Traffic control station operation
    • 5.12Approved signals for traffic controllers
    • 5.13Two lanes, two-way roads
    • 5.14Multilane roads
    • 5.15Additional traffic controllers
    • 5.16Managing queueing issues
    • 5.17Operating at or near traffic signals
    • 5.18Night works
    • 5.19Traffic control using hand signals only
    • 5.20Operational traffic control in heavy storm conditions
    • 5.21Departures from standards and innovation
  • 6Incident management – when things do not go to plan
  • 7Review of a traffic controller's accreditation

5Operating procedure for controlling traffic#

Source: TCAS Approved Procedure · page 18 Open PDF at this page Search this document
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