Minimizing Worker Exposure in Highway Work Zones Through the Use of Positive Protection and Other Strategies – Grant Course
This comprehensive course explores the critical application of positive protection devices in highway work zones, offering participants a deep dive into current standards and practical guidance on when and where these devices should be used. Designed for professionals involved in roadway safety and construction, the course equips learners with the ability to identify various types of positive protection devices and understand their unique features. Participants will gain insight into essential design principles and how they relate to real-world field challenges. The course also highlights the types of projects best suited for positive protection, explains key components of the Work Zone Rule (Subpart K), and examines how the installation and removal of these devices impact both constructability and safety. Additionally, learners will be introduced to an assessment tool that aids in determining the appropriateness of using positive protection and will explore alternative exposure control methods to enhance work zone safety.
Provider: American Traffic Safety Services Association
Certification: No
Length: 1.5 days
Languages: English
Locations: All states
Website: Link to URL
Topics: Temporary Barriers; Temporary Traffic Control; Truck-Mounted Attenuators; Worker Safety
Certification: No
Length: 1.5 days
Languages: English
Locations: All states
Website: Link to URL
Notes:
Record Types: Courses and Programs
For 2025-2029 training available, visit the website above.
Download Materials (From 2016 work zone safety grant, last updated in Fall 2023.)
Topics: Temporary Barriers; Temporary Traffic Control; Truck-Mounted Attenuators; Worker Safety