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/,_COM Imagine . /�� Deliveredd. • Administrative Controls: Schedule the work at times when traffic volume is low, reducing the exposure to traffic. This may also include requiring workers to perform work in a prescribed way such as facing traffic or using a Spotter.Training and emergency procedures are also considered administrative controls. Please also refer to S3AM-306-ATT4 Safe Work Practices for Roadway Workers. • Personal protective equipment:Traffic vests, safety glasses, and high visibility clothing should always be worn to increase visibility but rarely, if ever, solely relied upon as a protective measure for moving traffic. Responsibilities 3.1 Manager or Supervisor • Verify development and administration of the procedures, communication methods, and the measures and configuration of the temporary traffic control zone in accordance with specifications for workers, motorists, and pedestrians, and the protection ofAECOM employees. Please also refer to S3AM-306-ATT1 Protective Devices for Temporary Traffic Control. • Confirm the SH&E Plan,Traffic Control Plan, and as applicable,the Traffic Protection Plan are developed and communicated to all involved and affected employees. • Confirm compliance with the SH&E Plan,Traffic Control Plan,Traffic Protection Plan (if applicable), and this procedure. • Confirm compliance with jurisdictional requirements and guidance governing highway and road work. • Confirm site-specific or client-required safety training is completed and documented for all assigned Roadway Workers. • Confirm employees assigned to work zones are trained in safe work practices and the use of traffic control systems, communication systems, and PPE. Please also refer to S3AM-306-ATT3 Safe Work Practices for Roadway Workers. • Lead inspections or investigations, as appropriate. • Identify the Competent Person and, as applicable,Traffic Control Engineer for the project. 3.2 Flag Person • Comply with the applicable SH&E Plan,Traffic Control Plan, and Traffic Protection Plan (if applicable), and with communication requirements. • Maintain training and competency in traffic control and flagging procedures. • Receive and communicate specific instructions clearly,firmly, and courteously to other Roadway Workers and the public. • Maintain alertness at their points of duty until relieved. Report to work"Fit-for-Duty"and able to move and maneuver quickly in order to avoid danger from errant vehicles. • Properly use signaling devices (such as paddles and flags)in order to provide clear and positive guidance to drivers. • Properly use PPE and communication devices and signals. • Monitor work area for new and changing conditions and effectively communicate information to other Roadway Workers and Supervisors, including emergency or rapidly changing situations. • Test and verify emergency procedures within a work zone. ©AECOM Restricted Highway and Road Work(S3AM-306-PR1) Revision 6 April 28,2020 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED. CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. 3/8