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Urban
Construction -
Traffic Management
Are you an employer, construction
safety officer, onsite supervisor, foreman and/or worker?
Does your job
require you to provide onsite traffic control services as
part of your daily activities?
Are you aware of
the New Traffic Management Manual (TMM) coming into effect
January 1, 2019?
Does your company's Safety Manual
reflect the new TMM standards?
Does your employer have a Management Structure System in
place for the creation and
implementation
of Traffic Management Plans?
 Did
you know that outsourcing all Traffic Control is costly and
having a certified TCP onsite, who can set up self
regulating traffic control plans and perform general
flagging duties as needed, results in considerable savings,
eliminates 4 hour minimum charges, and ‘no show’ surprises?
When you add up all of these questions, the bottom line is
this:
Employer’s must have an Internal Quality Control
System, for the purpose of creating and implementing
Traffic Management Plans via qualified Traffic
Control
Supervisors (TCS).
According to Section #115(2)(e) of the WCA:
Employers are required to inform those directly
involved in onsite traffic control operations of all known
and/or foreseeable hazards, and are given the proper:
information, instruction, training and supervision necessary
to ensure the activities of all personal at that workplace
relating to Occupational Health and Safety are coordinated.
Therefore, it is important that all Traffic Control
Supervisors have a working knowledge of all relevant Traffic
Control Standards and OHS Regulations
Requirements,
and the ability to implement these standards in the field.
We will customize
workshop times
to suit your company's schedule.
According to the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations,
all traffic control must be performed in a safe manner and
in compliance with the Regulations. As well,
every
employer in addition, must provide sufficient supervision in
the workplace to ensure training and instruction has been
practical and that traffic control is being done effectively
and safely. In order to achieve these objectives, it is
therefore, the overall Goal of this workshop to assist the
participants to acquire “to the best of their abilities” a
mastery of the new Traffic Management Manual and
its table of contents, structure, and its overall purpose.
It
is mandatory that CSO’s Site Supervisors, corporate
safety officers, and any
other individuals engaged in deploying
traffic control on urban construction sites know
critical changes to the new MOT Traffic Management
Manual affect roles, safety, risk management.
Be Ready. This 4 hour course will help you understand
the NEW MOT Traffic Management Manual that takes effect
January 2019.
Key Takeaways
Workshop Objectives
Disclaimer
Cost: $250 per person (plus GST)
Group Rates &
Schedule please call: 604.253.9444
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