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Developing Internal Traffic Control Plans for Work Zones
GuidanceMarch 2016 work Zone Safety ConsortiumThis material is based upon work supported by the Federal Highway AdministrationGrant Agreement DTFH61-II-H-00029 Developing Internal TrafficControl Plans (ITCPs) for work Zones PrefaceWhile the use of Internal Traffic Control Plans (ITCP) in work Zones is not regulated by the Department of Transpor tation, Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) or by the Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and HealthAdministration (OSHA), adoption of an ITCP approach is an effective method of organizing the work space to reduce workzone injuries and fatalities. The concepts described herein are best practices gathered and evaluated by governmentresearchers and private contractors who have studied ITCPs for nearly two decades. ITCPs align with regulations issued by both FHWA and OSHA that require development and execution of safety programsfor construction workers.
Developing Internal Traffic Control Plans (ITCPs) for Work Zones Internal Traffic Control Plans Defined An ITCP is a method or protocol to coordinate worker, work vehicle, and equipment movements in the activity area of a
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