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Explore construction, fire, industrial safety, occupational health, environment and safety leadership. One practical learning point at a time.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesPhysical separation

Use barriers and separate routes where reasonably practicable.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesPedestrian crossings

Cross vehicle routes only at designated safe points.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesReversing reduction

Plan traffic routes to reduce unnecessary reversing.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesBlind spots

Never assume a driver can see a person beside the vehicle.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesEye contact limits

Eye contact alone does not replace physical traffic controls.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesDelivery planning

Give visiting drivers clear instructions before unloading.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesSpeed management

Follow the site's speed controls and road conditions.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesBanksman position

A signaller must remain visible and outside vehicle danger zones.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesParking control

Park only in designated areas without blocking emergency routes.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesGround conditions

Report ruts, soft edges and damaged traffic surfaces.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesVisibility aids

Maintain mirrors, cameras and warning devices as specified.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesHigh visibility clothing

Wear required visibility clothing without treating it as vehicle protection.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesPassenger rules

Travel only in approved passenger seating.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesVehicle security

Prevent unauthorised starting or movement of parked equipment.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesLoad security

Check that vehicle loads are secured for the planned journey.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesPublic interface

Protect pedestrians near gates and delivery points.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesNight operations

Review route lighting and reflective markings after dark.

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ConstructionSite traffic and vehiclesBriefing question

Where is the safest pedestrian route to today's work area?

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Use these notes to support learning. Apply your workplace's assessed safe system, competent supervision and the requirements that apply in your country. Practical tasks and emergency response require appropriate training and authorisation. Official reading links are resources for further study.

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OSHA · UNITED STATES

Hazards & safety management

Explore official hazard topics, emergency planning and practical safety programme resources.

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HSE · GREAT BRITAIN

Construction & worker health

Explore construction hazards, site organisation and occupational health risk guidance.

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ILO · INTERNATIONAL

Safety & health at work

Explore international perspectives on prevention, decent work and safer working environments.

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