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Traffic Controller VOC: Stop-Slow and PTCD

by Michael Dillon, from the Community

This Verification of Competency checklist helps assess traffic controllers performing Stop-Slow operations and using portable traffic control devices. It covers pre-start documentation and understanding of SWMS, incident reporting, site amenities, PPE requirements and hydration, and awareness of road configuration, traffic volumes, posted speeds, and environmental conditions. It guides checks on company vehicles and equipment, PTCD setup and positioning, required signage, safe positioning and signaling, radio communications, sequencing of red and green, and emergency procedures. Includes assessor summary and worker declaration.

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