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  • Project:

  • Audit No:

  • Location:

  • Contractor/s:

  • Date and Time

  • Weather Conditions:

  • TMP Number:

  • Revision:

  • TGS/s:

  • Works Description:

  • Works Coordinator:

  • On Site Supervisor:

  • Auditor:

  • Accreditation No:

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  • Crew
  • Name (# denotes Crew Leader)

  • Traffic Controller

  • BWTM

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  • White Card

  • Drivers License

  • Notes made in field:

Production of Site Specific Traffic Management Plan (TMP)

  • 1 Has the minimum number of days for lead time for RTM signoff been adhered to? (5 business days for Main Roads RTM's)

  • 2 Has the declaration been signed off?

  • 3 Is the design and review check signed off by a different person?

  • 4 Has a review been conducted and signed off by the works Coordinator?

  • 5 Has an aftercare arrangement been identified?

  • 6 Has a Risk Assessment been conducted to cover normal minimum risks plus site specific risks?

  • 7 Has the Notification of Roadworks form been attached, and does it have the relevant agencies identified?

  • 8 If there are there variances from the standards/codes/guidelines, has a Variations from Standards form been completed?

  • 9 Have all bus stops/routes been identified and catered for?

On-site Traffic Management Plan (TMP), Approvals and Notifications

  • 1 Has a correct TMP been prepared or template selected, is it on site? If “No” ensure site is safe, then close site down (end of audit).

  • 2 If the plan requires RTM approval, has it been signed and dated by the RTM?

  • 3 Is the plan endorsed by an Authorised Body person approved for MNC? Check off site where necessary and score after site audit.

  • 4 Does the current date conform to the date listed in the TMP? Or is there an email from a Main Roads AWTM stating that the TMP can be used on this date.

  • 5 Does the current day of the week conform to the allowable days listed in the TMP?

  • 6 Was the TMP set up at a time inside the times identified by the TMP? Or is there an email from a Main Roads AWTM stating that the TMP can be used on this time.

  • 7 Is the worksite within the vicinity of a railway crossing and if so, have all the necessary approvals been obtained?

  • 8 Is the worksite within the vicinity of an active school crossing and if so, has the school and Police School Crossing section been informed?

  • 9 Are there bus stops within the vicinity of the worksite and if so, has the relevant authority (PTA) been informed?

  • 10 If detour or delays are expected have Emergency Services been informed?

  • 11 Has MRWA RNOC been advised of the works if applicable?

  • 12 Have residential and commercial properties been considered and catered for?

Record Keeping and Traffic Management Personnel

  • 1 Is there a Daily Diary onsite?

  • 2 Is the Daily Diary filled in correctly and adequately?

  • 3 Is there evidence that the Traffic Management Crew Leader has completed a drive through of the site and recorded this in the daily diary?

  • 3 Does the TMP involve any variations to the code of practice or standards at planning stage? If so, has the variation been approved by the road authority through a variation of standards form and a copy evidenced on site.

  • 4 Have on site variations been recorded in the daily diary with a documented risk assessment where warranted – Complex plan?

  • 5 Have there been any variations to the TMP and if so have they been approved by the appropriately accredited person – Non Complex plan?

  • 6 If Standardised Templates/Generics used, is the document filled in correctly?

  • 7 Have traffic controller rotations been recorded? (every 2 hours)

  • 8 Are all specialised positions which have been identified as being needed on site as part of the TMP or a condition approval been confirmed to be on site?

  • 9 Do traffic management personnel hold current TM accreditation?

  • 10 Have they got their TM qualifications on their person?

  • 11 Do any personnel driving a vehicle have a current drivers licence?

  • 12 Do they hold a Safety Awareness card (white or blue)?

  • 13 Have they got a current contract access or induction card?

  • 14 Are they wearing high visibility clothing?

  • 15 Is high visibility clothing worn correctly?

  • 16 Have they got appropriate gloves and carried on their person?

  • 17 Are they wearing the appropriate PPE?

  • 18 Is there evidence showing that traffic management personnel have attended a pre-start meeting?

  • 19 Are crew leaders easily identifiable? (wearing arm band or vest)

Traffic Management Vehicles

  • 1 Are vehicles fitted with two rotating flashing beacons/ strobe lights?

  • 2 Are both beacons/ strobes working correctly?

  • 3 Are the TMA's deployed as per the TMP?

  • 4 Are the TMA operator/s appropriately trained & accredited?

  • 5 If the TMA operator is in the vehicle are they correctly harnessed?

  • 6 Is the VMB on the TMA displaying the correct message as per the TGS?

  • 7 Is the distance between the TMA and the work crew as per the TGS?

  • 8 Is the distance between the TMA and the VMB or the tail vehicle as per the TGS?

  • 9 Do all Traffic Management vehicles appear roadworthy and registered?

Signs, Devices and Speed Limits

  • 1 Are signs and devices representative of the approved TGS? Or have the variances been written in the daily diary?

  • 2 Are Spacing’s as per the approved TGS or the MRWA CoP? Or have the variances been written in the daily diary?

  • 3 Are sign’s/device’s sized as in the sign and device list?

  • 4 Are all signs and devices upright, clean and legible?

  • 5 Do support legs have tubed upright mounts?

  • 6 Can all signs and devices be easily seen and identified by road users?

  • 7 Are all signs a minimum of 200mm above ground level?

  • 8 Do signs have a minimum of 300mm to 1mtr clearance to the face of kerb or edge line?

  • 10 Where required/identified, have the signs been placed on specialist mountings to position sign above obstacles?

  • 11 Are signs which need to be placed on both sides of the road? (e.g. speed signs, dual carriageway, etc.)

  • 12 Are the Reduce Speed signs (if used) placed prior to the lowest speed zone signs or included in the lowest multi-sign frame?

  • 13 Are the speed or other regulatory signs closest to the road?

  • 14 Are speed zones reduced by more than 30km increments?

  • 15 Have speed repeater signs been placed as required by TMP?

  • 16 Are speed signs repeated after a side or intersecting road?

  • 17 Are existing speed signs covered by appropriate material? (i.e. not another sign)

  • 18 Is the correct speed reinstated (doubled up) or are existing speed signs utilised?

  • 19 Does the ownership labelling of the signs comply with the appropriate Codes? (e.g. >200mm square, black, on rear, etc.)

  • 20 Have all panels been filled in MMS frames?

  • 21 Are MMS 'blanks' appropriate and the correct colour/shape?

  • 22 Rear of signage displaying irrelevant or inappropriate messages.

Aftercare

  • 1 Is aftercare signage appropriate for conditions?

  • 2 Does the aftercare signage match the aftercare TGS?

  • 3 Are signs that require relocation for aftercare been moved?

  • 4 Are temporary road marking used & match site conditions?

  • 5 Are Temporary Raised Reflective Pavement Marker’s used? If so are they set out as per below at the appropriate spacing?<br>• Dividing Lines- Yellow<br>• Lane Lines- White<br>• Right hand edge line, divided road - Yellow<br>• Left hand edge line, divided road - Red<br>• Left hand edge line, 2-way road - Red<br>• Median island outline, painted or raised all sides - Yellow

  • 6 Is the road surface condition free of defects and safe to use?

  • 7 Is the correct type of either 'NEW WORK' or 'NO LINES DO NOT OVERTAKE' being used?

  • 8 Has irrelevant signage been removed or covered (e.g. Symbolic Workmen, Prepare to Stop, etc.'?

  • 9 Has the aftercare signage been repeated through the site as required?

Cyclists, Pedestrians and the Disabled

  • 1 Are signs and devices implemented on site sufficient to control pedestrian, cyclists and persons with disabilities?

  • 2 Is the footpath/ cycle path surface adequate for users?

  • 3 Can the path be traversed by users with disabilities and/or cyclists easily?

  • 4 Is pedestrian and/or cyclists access clear of traffic management signage and devices?

  • 5 If paths have been re-routed, can cycles, wheelchairs and prams traverse them?

  • 6 Have ramps been allowed for or considered for people with disabilities?

  • 7 Are pedestrians catered for if signals have been switched off or to flashing amber?

Lane Closures

  • 1 Where lane closures are completed at signals, is lane closure as per ‘marked LM’?

  • 2 Is the taper length as per the approved TGS or Template?

  • 3 Have the road user’s full view of the taper?

  • 4 Are delineation devices spaced & neatly aligned as per the TGS?

  • 5 Are delineation devices appropriate, either day or night use?

  • 6 Is the flashing arrow board operating correctly as per the TGS?

  • 7 Are stabilizers fitted and activated?

  • 8 Is the safety buffer 20m-30m in length where needed?

  • 9 Is the safety buffer clear of vehicles, machinery and activity?

  • 10 Are Hazard Markers at the beginning and along the taper?

Contraflows

  • 1 Is an appropriate barrier erected at point of crossover?

  • 2 Is there a traffic controller with night wand (night works) at cross over assisting re-directed traffic where required?

  • 3 Is the crossover appropriately illuminated for road users?

  • 4 Are contra flow signs erected ↑↓ on both sides of the road at the beginning of each section where two way conditions apply?

  • 5 Are “Look Both Ways” signs at pedestrian cross points with pedestrian spotters?

  • 6 If crossing is sealed, is line marking and TRRPM’s installed?

  • 7 Crossing unsealed, is surface condition & integrity satisfactory?

  • 8 Is pavement regularly checked for structural damage?

  • 9 Are failures dealt with in a timely manner?

  • 10 Is dust from the unsealed crossover causing visibility issues?

  • 11 Is contra flow >400m? Are repeaters installed every 100m-400m?

  • 12 Have additional roadside hazards been introduced for contra-flowed vehicles (e.g. exposed barrier ends, etc.). If so, have the hazards been appropriately treated?

  • 13 Signal Lanterns switched to flashing amber as per approved TMP?

  • 14 Are signal detectors switched to simulation or off?

  • 15 Are traffic controllers monitoring vehicle movements in relation to the contra flow?

  • 16 Has provision been made to accommodate the passage of over sized vehicles?

Traffic Controllers

  • 1 Does the Traffic Controller have an adequate escape route?

  • 2 Are the PTS and Symbolic TC signs positioned prior to the TC?

  • 3 Is the Prepare to Stop sign closest to the road?

  • 4 Is the speed reduced to 60km/h or less?

  • 5 Is a taper of 30m after TC control point where required?

  • 6 Are Hazard Markers, T5-4 and T5-5 installed in taper?

  • 7 Are two way radios in use? If so are messages adequate?

  • 8 Has additional PTS signage been placed in accordance with expected end of queue and high speed roads >70km/h?

  • 9 Are traffic controllers performing the task correctly? (i.e. on/off the road at the appropriate times and holding bat in left hand)

  • 10 Where stopping of traffic at or near signals in advance of hold line is the slow side of the bat covered?

  • 11 Are traffic controllers controlling traffic in a manner where there are no conflicting movements?

  • 12 Do all locations where traffic controllers have been specified on the plan have traffic controllers in place?

Mobile Works and Mobile Activities

  • 1 Are signs and devices mounted on vehicles?

  • 2 Is advance warning for lead vehicle between;<br>- 200m - 400m Rural<br>- 30m - 100m Urban

  • 3 Is advance warning for tail vehicle between;<br>- 500m - 700m Rural<br>- 200m - 300m Urban

  • 4 If required, is lead vehicle moving to a safe position if sight distance is poor and waiting for work vehicle to catch up?

  • 5 If required, does tail vehicle hold in a safe position until work vehicle has progressed to a point where the tail vehicle can move through the restricted site section to a point where good site distance can be regained?

Variable Message Signs

  • 1 Are the word legends comprising of more than (4) words or numbers on any one screen?

  • 2 Are there more than (2) separate screens in any alternating series of screens?

  • 3 Is the “on” time of each screen 0.6+ 0.1 seconds per word or number?

  • 4 Using the VMS, have any signs, warning or delineating devices been substituted?

  • 5 Is the minimum letter height and width in accordance with AS4852.2 and AS1744?<br>• >50kp/h and <60kp/h @100m = 200mm x 125mm<br>• >60kp/h and <90kp/h @ 200m = 320mm x 200mm<br>• >90kp/h @300m = 400mm x 250mm

  • 6 Is the message on the VMS as per the approved TGS?

Detours and Side Tracks

  • 1 Are detours well signed and operating satisfactorily?

  • 2 Is access to private/ commercial property adequate?

  • 3 Do temporary detours allow for oversized vehicles and buses to safely manoeuvre in their designated lane?

  • 4 Has HVS and PTA been advised of the detour? (check notification form)

  • 5 Is side track geometry adequate?

  • 6 Is side track drainage adequate?

  • 7 Is side track surface condition suitable for all types of road users?

Excavations and Safety Barriers

  • 1 Is safety barrier protection applied for an excavation > 500mm deep (measured from top of surface to bottom of excavation<br><70km/h - all vehicle volumes - excavation offset < 2.5m <br>≥70km/h - ≤ 1500 vpd - excavation offset ≤ 5.0m<br>≥70km/h - > 1500 vpd - excavation offset ≤ 6.0m

  • 2 Has barrier been installed as per approved TMP?

  • 3 Has barrier deflection width been catered for and delineated?

  • 4 Is a containment fence installed to prevent workers from entering the clearance area?

  • 5 Is the minimum length of barrier applied as per the design?

  • 6 Are water filled barriers actually filled with water where designed?

  • 7 Are the appropriate end treatments applied?

  • 8 If barriers have been used, has the TMP been endorsed by a Roadworks Traffic Manager?

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