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traffic control tear down
Generated on: June 27, 2025

Pre-Task Plan: Traffic Control Tear Down

Date: [DATE] Work Area: [WORK AREA] Task Supervisor: [SUPERVISOR NAME]

1. Task Description

Tearing down temporary traffic control setup after project completion.

2. Task Duration

Estimated Start: [START TIME] Estimated Completion: [END TIME]

3. Personnel Involved

  • [ROLE 1]
  • [ROLE 2]
  • [ROLE 3]

4. Task-Specific Hazards and Controls

HazardRiskControl Measures
Exposure to dust from concrete or asphaltRespiratory irritation, skin irritation, eye damage 7, 8Wear appropriate respiratory protection (NIOSH approved dust mask) [1], eye protection, and gloves [2]. Ensure work area is well-ventilated [3].
Contact with traffic marking paintSkin irritation, eye irritation, respiratory irritation [4]Wear protective gloves, clothing, and eye protection [5]. Avoid breathing vapor or mist [6].
Musculoskeletal injuriesStrains, sprains, back injuriesUse proper lifting techniques. Team lift heavy objects. Take frequent breaks.
Slips, trips, and fallsInjuries from fallsMaintain a clean work area. Wear appropriate footwear. Be aware of surroundings.
Contact with asphaltSkin irritation, burnsWear protective clothing and gloves. Avoid direct contact.
Sharp edges on signs or postsCuts, lacerationsWear gloves. Handle materials carefully.

5. Required PPE for Today's Task

  • Safety glasses or face shield [1]
  • Gloves (waterproof) [1]
  • High visibility vest
  • Steel-toe boots
  • NIOSH approved dust mask or filtering facepiece [1]

6. Tools and Equipment Needed

  • Hand tools (wrenches, screwdrivers)
  • Work gloves [2]
  • Traffic cones/barricades
  • Shovels
  • Broom

7. Pre-Start Checklist

Area Preparation

  • Ensure adequate lighting.
  • Establish a safe work zone.
  • Identify potential slip, trip, and fall hazards.

Equipment Checks

  • Inspect tools for damage.
  • Ensure all PPE is in good condition.
  • Check traffic control devices for visibility.

Communication

  • Review task steps and potential hazards with all team members.
  • Establish hand signals for communication with equipment operators.

8. Task Steps Overview

  1. Assess the site for hazards.
  2. Set up a temporary safe work zone.
  3. Remove traffic control devices in a systematic order.
  4. Load equipment and materials onto transport vehicles.
  5. Clean up the work area.

9. Emergency Response for This Task

  • Eye contact with dust or paint → Flush eyes with water for several minutes 1, 8.
  • Skin contact with asphalt or concrete → Wash with plenty of water 1, 8.
  • Injury from sharp objects → Apply first aid and seek medical attention if necessary.

10. Task-Specific Precautions

  • Stay hydrated.
  • Take breaks to avoid fatigue.
  • Report any unsafe conditions to the supervisor.

Pre-Task Briefing Confirmation

All workers understand the task, associated hazards, and required controls.

Team Lead Initials: [___] Date: [DATE] Time: [TIME]

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Important Safety Note:

Always verify safety information with your organization's specific guidelines and local regulations.

References

Page links are approximate
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Sakrete - Fast Traffic Concrete

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QUIKRETE - H1: Asphalt Repair Products

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Sakrete - Fast Traffic Concrete

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Sherwin-Williams - HOTLINE Fast Dry Waterborne Traffic Marking Paint

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Sherwin-Williams - HOTLINE Fast Dry Waterborne Traffic Marking Paint

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Sherwin-Williams - HOTLINE Fast Dry Waterborne Traffic Marking Paint

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