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Traffic Control
Supervisor
Traffic Control
Supervisor
Welcome!!Welcome!!
Training Course
Training Course
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Traffic Control Supervisor Training Course
Traffic Control Supervisor Training Course
Two-day courseBegins promptly at 8:00 AM Ends no later than 5:00 PM
Flexibleschedule!!
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Course ObjectivesCourse Objectives
Review concepts learned in TCT courseDiscuss additional standards and guidelines in the installation, maintenance and removal of traffic control devicesDiscuss the basic skills necessary to be an effective Traffic Control Supervisor
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Course Objectives (cont.)Course Objectives (cont.)
Increase your ability to read, interpret and implement a Traffic Control Plan (TCP)Discuss the legal aspects of TTC and tips to minimize liability exposure
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Course MaterialsCourse Materials
Course notebookMUTCD (Parts 1, 5, 6)Quality Guidelines for Work Zone Traffic Control DevicesPencilTent name sign
Yoursto keep!
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Course Notebook ContentCourse Notebook Content
Title pageATSSA contact information
Table of ContentsStudent Reference GuideWorkshopsMiscellaneous forms
Useful duringthe test!!
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Student Reference GuideStudent Reference Guide
3-column table for each module
LEFT CENTER RIGHT
Topic being
discussed
Bulleted information
References to the MUTCD & other sources of information
Room for notes
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Course ScheduleCourse Schedule
1 Course Introduction2 Standards and Guidelines3 Traffic Control Devices4 Human Factors5 Component Parts of a TTC Zone6 Plan Reading Concepts
Workshop 1: Plan Reading7 The Typical Project
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Course ScheduleCourse Schedule
Workshop 2: Lane Closures
Workshop 3: Enhancements
Workshop 4: Six-lane Freeway
8 Legal Aspects
9 Night Work Considerations
10 Flagging OperationsWorkshop 5: Urban Streets
11 Supervisory Skills
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Workshop 6: Problems/SolutionsClosingExamAdjourn
Course ScheduleCourse Schedule
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WorkshopsWorkshops
1. Plan Reading2. Lane Closure at an Urban, Multi-
Lane Roadway3. Enhancements4. Rural Six-Lane Interstate Freeway5. Work on an Urban Multi-Access
Roadway6. Inspection of a Double Lane Closure
on Rural Freeway
As timepermits!
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ExamExam
30 multiple choice questions2.5 points each = 75 pointsLast 10 are Plan Reading questions
1 question similar to Workshop 65 “problems” and “5 solutions”2.5 points each = 25 points
90 minutes to complete examPassing grade = 80%
-MODULE 1-Introduction-MODULE 1-Introduction
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Module ObjectivesModule Objectives
Discuss ATSSA’s TCS Certification ProgramDiscuss typical responsibilities of aTraffic Control Supervisor
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“To Supervise”“To Supervise”
“To have the direction and oversight of the performance of others”“To watch over”
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Responsibilities of aTraffic Control Supervisor
Responsibilities of aTraffic Control Supervisor
Know/apply applicable TTC standards and guidelinesInterpret and implement TCP in the fieldField inspectionsMeet the requirements of the contractSupervise traffic control personnel
Lead by example!
-MODULE 2-Standards
and Guidelines
-MODULE 2-Standards
and Guidelines
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National Standardsand Guidelines
National Standardsand Guidelines
Primary source is theManual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices
MUTCD is a“Federal”
document
-MODULE 3-Traffic Control Devices
-MODULE 3-Traffic Control Devices
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Module ObjectivesModule Objectives
Briefly review TCDs discussed in the TCT course and relate them to the MUTCD Discuss additional devicesDiscuss crash-testing requirements
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Devices Discussedin TCT Course
Devices Discussedin TCT Course
SignsChannelizing devicesArrow panelsWarning lightsPavement markings
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Additional Devicesto be Reviewed
Additional Devicesto be Reviewed
1. Portable Changeable Message Signs (PCMS)
2. Temporary traffic barriers3. Crash cushions4. Rumble strips5. Glare screens
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Clear ZoneClear Zone
Edge of travel lane Clear Zone
Requirements vary by State!
-MODULE 4-Human Factors
-MODULE 4-Human Factors
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Module ObjectivesModule Objectives
Discuss how human factors impact TTC designDiscuss design keysDiscuss the “Design Driver” concept
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Factors Affecting CrashesFactors Affecting Crashes
VEHICLE HIGHWAY
DRIVER>85%
-MODULE 5-Component Parts of a TTC Zone
-MODULE 5-Component Parts of a TTC Zone
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Module ObjectivesModule Objectives
Review the 4 component parts of a TTCZ discussed in TCT course
Review tapers
Discuss multiple tapers
Review device spacing
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What is the 85thPercentile Speed?What is the 85th
Percentile Speed?
The speed at which at least 85 percent of the traffic is traveling, or belowCan be computed graphicallyOften 8-10 mph above the posted speed
85th what?
-MODULE 6-Plan Reading
Concepts
-MODULE 6-Plan Reading
Concepts
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Module ObjectivesModule Objectives
Define a traffic control planDiscuss key plan-reading concepts
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Legend and North ArrowLegend and North Arrow
-MODULE 7-The Typical
Project
-MODULE 7-The Typical
Project
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Module ObjectivesModule Objectives
Discuss the typical steps associated with TTC projectsDiscuss “duration”Discuss inspection of TTC zonesDiscuss the importance of documentation
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Typical Project StepsTypical Project Steps
1. Planning2. Design3. Pre-construction
activities 4. Installation5. Activities during
construction6. Removal7. Evaluation
-MODULE 8-Legal Aspectsof Temporary
Traffic Control
-MODULE 8-Legal Aspectsof Temporary
Traffic Control
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Module ObjectivesModule Objectives
Discuss legal aspects of TTCDefine litigationDefine legal termsExplain the civil lawsuit processProvide tips to minimize liability exposure
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What is Litigation?What is Litigation?
A procedure for the settlement of civil claims,generally involving two or more parties.
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Tips to Minimize LiabilityTips to Minimize Liability
Avoid the problem in the first placeRecognize & address problems immediatelyHave a TCPFollow standards, guidelines and specifications
-MODULE 9-Night Work
Considerations
-MODULE 9-Night Work
Considerations
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Module ObjectivesModule ObjectivesModule Objectives
Discuss factors that influence the design and operation of nighttime work zonesDiscuss work zone lighting requirementsDiscuss nighttime “Typicals”
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Controlling GlareControlling Glare
Tower-mounted luminaires should be aimed either parallel or perpendicular to the roadway
Parallel
Perpen-dicular
-MODULE 10-Flagging
Operations
-MODULE 10-Flagging
Operations
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Module ObjectivesModule Objectives
DiscussMUTCD flagger qualificationsFlagging equipment and proceduresTypical flagging operations Other flagging considerations
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STOP/SLOW PaddleSTOP/SLOW Paddle
18 x 18 inches MIN!
Better if larger6-inch lettersRigid handle
At least 5 ft. high 6E-1
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Class 2 ApparelClass 2 Apparel
Required for daytime flagging operationsRequired for all workers working within the right-of-way
Required for daytime flagging!
-MODULE 11-Supervisory
Skills
-MODULE 11-Supervisory
Skills
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Module ObjectivesModule Objectives
Discuss supervisory skillsCommunicationProblem solvingPartneringOthers
Discuss the ATSSA TCS Code of Ethics
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Supervising TeammatesSupervising Teammates
Think as a teamEncourage and value all inputBe a good listenerDocument everythingLead by example!!