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Temporary Traffic Control Audit Checklist

by Chuck McKee, from the Community

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This Temporary Traffic Control Audit checklist helps teams review work zone setups for compliance with MUTCD Part 6 and local standards. It covers planning, advanced warning, transition, activity, and termination areas, plus pedestrian routes. Verify signage, channelizing and lighting devices, and flagging operations. Confirm training for flaggers, proper PPE, radios, and safe escape routes. Include job briefings, weather and time of day considerations, and coordination with authorities. Check housekeeping, material storage, first aid kits, and fire extinguishers. Capture notes and photos to document issues and corrective actions.

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