Traffic Management Plan_IMS-04-05_D (001) FOR APPROVAL

                                                                             Traffic Management Plan


▪      Construction site access
▪      Access provisions for businesses
▪      Worker safety provisions
▪      Residents / property access
▪      Parking restrictions
▪      Approximate duration of works
▪      Aftercare

1.10       Approval of Traffic Guidance Schemes

It is the Principal Contractors responsibility to gain approval for the use of this TMP and associated TGS’s and
ensure that traffic management provisions are installed and maintained, in accordance with approved TGS’s
and current MUTCD requirements.

Any changes to an approved TGS can only be approved by a person with TMD certification. Any site-based
changes should be noted on the TGS with date and time and the TMI or TMD name of whom approved the
changes.

1.11       Traffic Management Devices

Shadforth will implement a structured management reporting system in accordance with the TMP. Shadforth
will provide, maintain and monitor the infrastructure, systems, services and resources, needed to manage the
effects of the construction activities on road traffic.

Regular inspection of the traffic management systems will ensure they continue to provide safe traffic conditions
for the travelling public. Inspections will be completed in accordance with Appendices A and B of the MUTCD
Part 3:

▪      Before Works
▪      During Works (Twice Daily)
▪      Close of Works
▪      After Hours

All devices, signs, temporary infrastructure and temporary lighting will be designed, manufactured, installed and
maintained in accordance with the relevant Department of Transport and Main Roads (DTMR) Standards,
Australian Standards, technical standards, design documentation and the approved TGS. Directional,
information and regulatory signposting will accompany any changes to the existing road networks. Shadforth
will design, supply, install and maintain all directional, information and regulatory signs required for the work,
including any modifications to existing signs.

Signs, lights, barriers and barricades will be kept clean, securely fixed in position and maintained in good order
day and night. Inspections will take place prior to the morning peak period and at the beginning of the night time
period. Any corrective action will be carried out immediately.

1.12       Temporary Signage

In order to minimise driver confusion during construction, directional signage will be provided in locations where
a route has changed temporarily. Directional signage will be provided on the existing roadways, and pedestrian
and cyclist pathways. Any traffic rearrangements will be advertised to the motorist prior to the alteration by use
of static signs. Information conveyed to the motorist will include, but not be limited to, directional information,
advance warnings and speed limits.

1.13       Temporary Road Safety Barriers




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