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                                                                              Traffic Management Plan


The Contractor will make available a member of the senior management team for any requests made by the
Client/ Administrator / Principal to coordinated a traffic coordination committee.

Contact details are provided in section 1.5.

6. References
▪    Queensland MUTCD Part 3: Traffic Control for Works on Roads July 2019
▪    Traffic and Road Use Management Manual (TRUM) - Supplements to the Austroads Guides
▪    Workplace Health and Safety Queensland - Code of Practice for Construction Work or Maintenance
     Activities on, or Adjacent to a Road
▪    Austroads Guide to Traffic Management and Austroads Guide to Road Safety
▪    Traffic Management for Construction or Maintenance Work - Code of Practice 2008

7. Incidents
Types of possible incidents could include but not limited to:

▪    Motor vehicle crashes
▪    Fires
▪    Environmental spills
▪    Inclement weather conditions (flooding, hail, high winds)
▪    Terrorist activity

The occurrence of unforeseeable incidents can temporary restrict project activities and smooth operation of the
road network. Although the management and response of incidents on the local road is not the responsibility of
the project, if there was an incident within the confines of the site boundaries the following would apply under
our duty of care:

▪    Make available resources to provide a first response to the incident with the aim to make the area safe and
     to prevent any further harm, bearing in mind that no-one is to risk injury to themselves or others in doing so.
▪    Inform emergency services, local authority, DTMR, of any incident and aid any emergency services
     especially if there are traffic controllers on site.
▪    Follow any emergency response plans, from the Administrator, as is fit to the incident.
▪    Make notes, take records of any witnesses, regos, times, dates that could be needed for an incident review
     at a later date.
▪    Schedule review and update of TMP or TGS in response to any incidents and outcome of investigation.

In the event of a traffic incident within the boundaries of our traffic devices, the Engineer and NTO shall complete
a traffic accident report within 24 hrs of any incident. A full report should include but is not limited to:

▪    Photos and / or videos of traffic control devices in place
▪    Date and time
▪    Details of incident
▪    Possible causes of incident or contributing factors
▪    Witnesses
▪    Injuries / fatalities / damage
▪    Environmental harm cause
▪    Contractors response


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