SLIDE 1 THE THE MAN MANAGEMENT GEMENT OF TRAFFIC OF TRAFFIC IN IN CON CONSTR STRUCTIO UCTION N WORK ORK ZON ZONES ES
he Malay Malaysian sian Exp Exper erienc ience-
Ir MOHAMED SHAFII MUSTAFA
INTERN INTERNATION TIONAL AL SEMI SEMINAR AR AND AND WORK ORKSHO SHOP
SAFER SAFER R ROAD ADS S BY BY IN INFRA FRASTR STRUCTU CTURE RE DESIGN DESIGN A AND ND OPERA OPERATION TION
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MOBILITY
ISSUES IN MANAGING TRAFFIC IN WORK ZONES
SAFETY
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.... in an ever changing environment ...
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Haphazard placement of TCDs
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Night visibility are compromised
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Protection against Rigid Bodies are compromised
SLIDE 6 INCREASED in accident types:
◼Fixed Object ◼Rear End ◼Head On
DECREASED accident types:
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Right Angle
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Turning
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Ran Off the Road
ALL THESE LEADS TO...
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There are also some good examples
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Good Examples
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Good Examples
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Which way do we go?
SLIDE 11 ARAHAN TEKNIK (JALAN) 2C/85
1985
In 1985, the Malaysian Public Works Dept (PWD) produced their first Technical Instruction
Management at Work Zones
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ATJ 2C/85 (1985)
- Focussing on Designs of TMP
- Use of Standardised TCDs
- Use of Templates for
Placement of TCDs
- In 2003, added Standard BQ
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Use of Standardise TCDs
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Use of Templates for Placement of TCDs
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Use of Traffic Control Zones
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ARAHAN TEKNIK (JALAN) 2C/85
1985 2003
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NOTA TEKNIK (JALAN) 23/03
In 2003, added Standard BQ
SLIDE 18 NOTA TEKNIK (JALAN) 26/08
Standard Bill Of Quantities
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In 2016, a revised Technical Instruction was produced
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A series of training, evaluations and audits were carried out....
Then,
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Training
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Site Training
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Site Audits
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ATJ 2C/85 (Pindaan 2017)
These resulted in a revised Technical Instruction a year later, 2017
SLIDE 25 Also... ROAD SPECIFICATION & BQ
JKR/SPJ/2017- S19
Latest Specification
SLIDE 26 JKR/SPJ/2017- S19 19.1 GENERAL
19.2
THE EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF TMWZ 19.3 TEMPORARY SIGNAGE 19.4 TEMPORARY ROAD MARKING 19.5 TRAFFIC MGMT EQUIPMENT
MATERIALS SPECIFICATIONS METHOD OF INSTALLATION APPLICATION REQUIREMENT
SPJ
SLIDE 27 WHAT’S NEW ?
CONTENT
ATJ 2C/86 PINDAAN 2016 ATJ 2C/86 PINDAAN 2017 General Principles of Traffic Management at Work Zones Strategies for Effective Implementation Responsibility Planning of TMWZ Designing Principles TMWZ Typical Layout Taking Off Quantities Placement and Removal Maintenance of Traffic Control Zones Report Outline (TMP, TMSR) Temporary Traffic Control Devices
RESPONSIBILITY PLANNING SITE EXECUTION MAINTENANCE REPORTING
SLIDE 28 The New Manual Focuses on
- Roles of the Players
- Monitoring and Reporting
- Inspection and Maintenance
TRANSFORMATION
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TRANSFORMATION
... from focussing on
DESIGNS ...
... to focussing on
OPERATIONS ...
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ROLE OLES S OF OF PLA PLAYER YERS
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SLIDE 35 DURING CONSTRUCTION STAGE
➢ TMP Monitored by Management Framework ➢ Contractor sets up TMT & ERT Teams ➢ Contractor designs Localised TCPs ➢ Contractor prepares TMSR ➢ Site Placements/Removals ➢ Maintenance of Work Zones ➢ TMO Daily Inspections ➢ RSA Audit TMP/TMSR
SLIDE 36 TMP Working Teams
SLIDE 37 ➢ Design Localised TCPs ➢ Sets up TMT & ERT Teams ➢ Maintain Effectiveness of Localised TCPs ➢ Prepares TMSR ➢ Daily Inspections
Traffic Management Officer (TMO)
SLIDE 38 ➢ Ensure Effective Implementation of TCPs ➢ Efficient Placement and Removals of TCDs ➢ Ensure Safety and Smooth Traffic Flows ➢ Maintain Effectiveness of TCDs
Traffic Management Team (TMT)
SLIDE 42 ➢ Provide 24hr patrol of Work Zones ➢ Provide Traffic Control during emergency situations ➢ Implement Emergency Response Plan
Emergency Response Team (ERT)
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(within 1 month of site possession)
- Traffic Safety Management
Report
(every 3 months)
(after every TMSR)
REPORTS
SLIDE 47 ➢ Comprehensive inspection and maintenance program ➢ Inspection procedures ➢ Frequency of Inspection ➢ Documentation ➢ Record Keeping
SLIDE 48 Traffic Accid idents
SLIDE 49 De Devices Di Displacement
SLIDE 50 Da Damages Cau aused by y Con
Activitie ies
SLIDE 51 Repair Temporary Warnin ing Sig ignboard
Before After
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arrie ier
SLIDE 53 ✓ To carry out routine inspection on all traffic control devices. ✓ Frequency of inspection depends on several factors. ✓ Documentation can be done through Inspection Form. ✓ Record Keeping can be done through Inventory Forms together with Site Diary complete with photos and brief description (date, time, location, etc)
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EXAMPLE FORM FOR IN INSPECTION
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In addition…
DESIGNS of TCPs have been simplified and standardised
SLIDE 56 STANDARD DEFINITIONS TMWZ – Traffic Management at Work Zone
TMP – Traffic Management Plan TCP – Traffic Control Plan TCD – Traffic Control Devices TMO – Traffic Management Officer
SLIDE 57 SIMPLIFIED DESIGN APPROACH
Traffic Categories
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Traffic Categories vs Length of Areas
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Construction Duration Categories
SLIDE 60 Construction Duration vs TCD (Temporary Lane Closure)
Temporary Lane Closure) ( < 1 day )
SLIDE 61 Construction Duration vs TCD (Road Diversion)
( >1 day but < 1 month) ( > 1 month)
SLIDE 62 WORK ZONE LENGTH
Excavation
Work zone not including surcharge area
- Length < 5km (rural)
- Length < 2km (urban)
SLIDE 63 OLD NEW
NEW SIGN FACES
SLIDE 65 SIMPLIFIED SIGN ARRANGEMENTS
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SLIDE 68 CONCLUDING REMARKS To achieve Safer Environment in Construction Work Zones, we have ... ➢ Shifted FOCUS from Designs to Operations ➢ Simplified and Standardise Designs ➢ Set up systems for CHECK & BALANCE ➢ Set up Monitoring Framework ➢ Set up Inspection & Monitoring ➢ Introduce frequent Reporting
SLIDE 69 FRAMEW FRAMEWOR ORK K TO O MO MONI NITOR OR T TRA RAFF FFIC IC MAN MANAGEME GEMENT NT AT W T WORK ORK ZONE ZONE
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