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Traffic Control Measures Checklist

by Vinu chandran, from the Community

Use this Traffic Control Measures Checklist to improve workplace traffic safety across warehouses, depots, factories, and construction sites. The template helps you assess separation of pedestrians and vehicles, suitability and maintenance of vehicle routes, clarity of one way systems, parking and loading areas, and visibility of signs and lighting. Verify warning devices such as flashing beacons, sensors, and reversing alarms on powered mobile plant. Review worker and visitor information, training, and supervision, along with PPE requirements like high visibility clothing. Check vehicle selection, visibility aids, brakes, seatbelts, pre use inspections, and maintenance programs. Record hazards, note recommendations, attach photos, and assign corrective actions to close gaps and reduce collision risk.

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Traffic Control Measures Checklist
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