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/,_COM Im /� agine� Delivered 3.3 SH&E Representative/Site Safety Officer • Assist the Project Manager with implementation of SH&E Plan,Traffic Protection Plan (if applicable), and Traffic Control Plans at the work zone. • Coordinate safety on the specified project to include traffic and non-traffic hazards. • Conduct hazard assessments, inspections, and safety observations. • Develop mitigating strategies, and review and monitor their implementation. • Conduct worksite inspections including the use of traffic control devices as required, make recommendations for improvement, and coordinate changes with the Project Manager and, as applicable, the Traffic Control Engineer. • Coordinate the modification of traffic control devices with the Project Manager and Traffic Control Engineer(if applicable), Flag Person, and Competent Person in order to provide mobility and positive guidance to road users and Roadway Workers. • Stop work in the event of an unsafe act or condition. 3.4 Spotter • Comply with the applicable SH&E Plan,Traffic Control Plan, and Traffic Protection Plan (if applicable), and with communication requirements. • Facilitate the safe movement of equipment and vehicles within and between work zones. • Spotters are not permitted to act as a Flag Person. • Monitor surrounding areas for moving vehicles and provide warning to workers. • Maintain training and competency in spotting procedures. • Receive and communicate specific instructions clearly,firmly, and courteously to other 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 moving vehicles. • Properly use PPE, and communication devices and signals. • Maintain a position that is visible to moving equipment and vehicles. • Monitor work area for new and changing conditions and effectively communicate information to other workers and Supervisors, including emergency or rapidly changing situations. 3.5 Traffic Control Engineer • Maintain certifications and credentials to perform duties. • Maintain knowledge on current traffic control devices and methods. • Perform engineering studies to evaluate best methods for traffic control and protection. • Develop traffic protection and control strategies consistent with local jurisdiction guidance and requirements. • Incorporate best practices and more conservative safety measures when they provide increased protection for workers and/or the public. • Monitor effectiveness of traffic control strategies. 3.6 Competent Person, Traffic Control • Maintain knowledge and experience in traffic control consistent with the work environment assigned. • Determine communication methods(hand signals,warning alarms)to be used within a worksite. ©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. 4/8