Title: RISK ASSESSMENT FIBRECO PROJECT
No.: ZTE-HSE-FBC-PLN-012 - Rev 0
BARAN ENGINEERING (SOUTH AFRICA)
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR ZTE ROJECT
Procedure number BRN-HSE-ZTE -PLN-006 - Rev 1
Title: RISK ASSESSMENT FIBRECO PROJECT
No.: ZTE-HSE-FBC-PLN-012 - Rev 0
Name Title Signature Date
Prepared By: T. MAGENGELELE HSE Manager
Reviewed By: Rollout Manager
Approved By: Project Director
WORKPLACE: MAIN CONTRACTOR : ZTE
SUB-CONTRACTOR: BARAN ENGINEERING
SECTION: VENTERSBURG TO BLOEMFONTEIN LEG:
DATE FROM: 20/03/2012 TO: 20/09/2012
SANRAL ROUTE MARKERS FROM: N1 VENTERSBURG TO N1
BLOEMFONTEIN
CONTRACTOR /SUPV: BARAN ENGINEERING
TYPE OF CLOSURE: SHOULDER
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THE PLAN SHALL CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING:
The Advance Warning Area
This area is used to advise motorists that there are temporary conditions ahead of them which require
particular care.
The Transition Area
This is the area in which drivers are required to take an action, such as:
shift position on the roadway without reduction in the number of lanes;
merge two lanes into one (lane drop);
cross the central median (crossover);
to enter a detour completely separate from the road under construction.
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The Stabilising Area
The purpose of this area is to allow traffic flow to stabilise after negotiating a transition area before
reaching another change of condition.
The Buffer Zone
This is the limiting form of stabilising area. It is normally used between a transition area and the work
area.
The Work Area
This area must be adequately defined by delineators in the less complex conditions. Where there is a
risk to traffic or workers of vehicles entering the work area, temporary barriers of a standard sufficient
to prevent vehicle penetration are recommended.
The Termination Area
This area involves the return of traffic to normal flow conditions. In simple cases, this can be achieved
by a relatively rapid taper of delineator signs.
THE SIGNAGE:
- The signs will be the right size (1.2m for rural, and 0.9m for urban, as per SARTSM chapter 13), with the
correct colours and have a retro- reflective background. All signs will be placed just off of the road
surfacing (tar), and are not to be obstructed by any netting, etc.
- The signs sequence for CONSTRUCTION will be as follows: the men at work 800m with a flag man/women
from the work area then the 100km board at 600m, the 80km at 500m, the advance warning at 400m, the 60
km at 200m before the work area, at the work area a flagman/women per machine and the delineators will
be spaced at 50m intervals and placed on the outside edge of the surfacing. The 120km and end thank you
board will be at the end of the termination area to speed up the traffic again. This sequence will not
exceed 5 km’s. An open area of minimum 5.0 km’s must be allowed between sign sequences.
- The sign sequence for STOP/GO will be as follows: the men at work 800m with a flagman/women from the
stop/go, then the 100km board at 600m, the 80km at 500m, advance warning at 400m, the stop/go ahead at
200m, the 60 km at 100m before the stop/go with a flagman/women, the work area will be covered with
delineators spaced at 50m intervals. The 120km and end thank you board will be across the 200m mark of
the opposite set of signs. The signs and flag men/women will be on both sites of the highway. The stop/go
sequence will not exceed 3km, with an open area of 4km before the next one commence. There will not be
more than three (3) stop/go at any time in one section.
- The sign sequence for SHOULDER DROP (Offloading import soil, offload of equipment or stationary
equipment such as compressors parked on the shoulder) will be as follows: the men at work 800m with a
flagman/women from the drop site, the 100km at 600m, the shoulder blocked sign (TGS133) at 600m, the
80 km at 400m, this will be applicable on the other side of the highway also. The 120km and end thank you
board will be across the 500m mark of the opposite set of signs. The signs and flagmen/women will be on
both sites of the highway.
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At all shoulder drop closures, the start and end of the area will be tapered by means of
delineators at intervals of 10m, with a flagman/women at the start of the taper.
- The numbers of all signage will be on the drawing next to the sign and the different areas indicated.
- Delineators will be next to the road every 50m where the closure is in operation, and will have sand bags
on them.
- The speed of the traffic will be reduced to 80km or 60km per hour, as appropriate, in the working area and
after the work area the speed will return to 120km per hour, all boards will be in place as seen on the
drawing.
- Where only REINSTATEMENTS or PRE-CLEARING are done, the signs will be moved along as the
reinstatement team is moving. A rotary flag man will be moving with the team and a stationary flag man
will be at the men at work sign. The sign sequence will be as follows: the men at work 600m, the advance
warning (TW339) at 400m and the 80 km at 200m
- The sign boards to be used is Warning signs (men at work TW 336-WA, advance warning TW 339, stop/go
ahead TW 343-TIN11.2, end thank you TW 336-TIN11.4, road narrow to one side TW330), commonly used
Temporary Regulatory Signs (120 km/h - R 201-120), (100 km/h - R 201/100), (80 km/h - TR 201-80), (60
km/h - TR 201-60), (40 km/h - TR 201-40), control Regulatory Signs (stop/go – R1.5A R1.58) and delineators
of 0.8m high – TW401 & TW402 shoulder blocked sign - TGS133.
- The boards will be a minimum of 1.2m in size, and the sand bags that is going to be used is a minimum of
15kg there will be 4 or more on each signboard frame at the corners. The sand bags will be filled with sand
and not with stones.
FLAGMAN/WOMAN:
- In the work area there will be a flagman/women at every activity that will take place.
- Flags will be used that are at least 450mm x 450mm in size, that’s made of a red cloth with a fluorescent X
on it.
- Flagmen/women will be located far enough from the work area to ensure that drivers have sufficient
distance to slow down before entering the work area.
- Distinctive PPE clothing will be worn by the flagmen/women (reflective jacket or bright colour overall with
reflector strips on the jacket and trousers.
- Flagmen will be trained and inducted.
TYPES OF CLOSURE:
1. Pre clearing of work area.
2. Normal construction work.
3. Reinstatement & Testing.
4. Shoulder drop – Compressor.
5. Stop/Go – Blasting & Special circumstances.
Delivery’s to be incorporated with points 4 & 5, whichever is applicable.
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THE FOLLOWING RECORDS WILL BE KEPT:
Road Traffic Signage control register
Road Traffic Control Training records
Approved Road Traffic Management plan (SANRAL)
Daily Road traffic plan Inspection Records
RISK ASSESSMENT
1. The following risk should be considered when working on roads and freeways.
Danger to drivers, danger to workmen, danger of collisions caused by work
activity or confusion caused by incorrect signage, danger of blocking view
caused by bystanders, crime and theft on site. Remember you may lose signs
overnight so have spare ones on site.
2. Pre-Planning
Go to the site and look for dangers, a proper risk assessment is the key to
success. You need to look out for: blind rises, blind bends, pedestrian traffic,
even if not allowed on a freeway, weather conditions, rainy or tends to have
fog, cattle crossings, traffic density, and general traffic behaviour.
Place your signage with intervals of at least 50m separation between signage.
No painting of any road surfaces are allowed, it is an offense. Stopping on the
freeway is not allowed, so your vehicle needs to be clearly marked in visible
fashion. Your rotating light and hazards of the vehicle should remain on and
preferably 1m from the road surface. This means not in the emergency lane
but 1m from the end of the road surface on the grass. Wear a reflective
jacket at all times.
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3. Requirements on Site
You need to have the following on site:
Generators and lights for night and or for poor visibility working
Spare torches with batteries
Road Signage.
Portable Toilets
Reflective jackets, full PPE for all staff members working in the road
or not
Risk Assessments
I.D document copies of all staff members , required when admitted to
Hospital
Roll calls and Attendance registers for staff and site vehicle details
Amber rotating /LED lights for the site vehicles.
Workman’s Compensation Number and relevant documents
Appointment letters as per OHS ACT
First Aiders documentation and equipment
Proper First Aid Kit as per OHS Requirements
Camera to record progress and also to record an incident that might
need to be documented.
Way leave and any documents required to work on the road and
metro areas.
Manhole barricades and trenching barricades
Measuring wheel
4. Danger to Drivers
Drivers are in control of the vehicle and the signage is there to tell him/her
what to expect on the road surface, therefore it is important to make sure all
signage is set up correctly before commencement of work.
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The signage must regularly be inspected by the appointed Construction
Supervisor.
5. Planning
All planning should be done before hand. You need to know what you are going to
do work wise, how long it is going to take, where it is going to be.
You need to look at traffic specific problems and also a plan for an emergency
situation i.e. that your work is taking longer than expected or it starts to rain.
On a highway you need to put up signage on both sides of the road and in both
directions of the highway. Except for normal construction were signs on one side will
be sufficient.
6. Highways 0 -120km/h
If the maximum speed is high, more signage needs to be correctly laid out. Blind rises
and corners will require a longer period of warning to drivers.
Weather conditions should be considered when it becomes misty or the road
surfaces are prone to skidding.
If it rains no roadwork is allowed on any road surface because of the risk of skidding
and low visibility.
7. Signage
Signage should be deployed in the following fashion for a freeway and in
sequence below and in accordance with Chapter 13, Volume 2 of the South
African Road Traffic Signs Manual.
8. Securing Signage
All signage will be secure with sand bags filled with river sand, no rocks or
stones are allowed to be placed on the road surface at any time, even when
the signage has a supporting frame that will seem to collapse. By securing
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them with sand bags they will remain upright and if a collision occurs the
damage will not be severe to the vehicle involved.
9. Placement of 100km/h speed restriction
100km/h boards to be placed first. This is to warn the driver and to increase
the distance to your site and that he has a longer period to slow down and to
react to the speed.
10. Placement of Men at Work Board
This warns you that your driver is to look out for pedestrians or pedestrians
that might cross the road. It also warns that construction is taking place.
11. Placement of No passing Signs
This warns the driver not to pass as there is a lane restriction.
12. Placement of Road Narrowing Signs
This is to warn that lane restrictions will be in effect shortly, and it will show if
it is on the left or on the right side of the road.
13. Placement of 80km/h speed restriction Signs
80km/h signs warn the driver to slow down.
14. Arrow Sign Boards
This is to show that the road is narrowing and that the traffic has to move to
the left or to the right in the direction of the arrow. Also make sure that if the
road is closed from both sides that it is indicated as such.
15. 60km/h Speed Restriction Sign Boards Placements
60km/h signs warn drivers to reduce speed and to slow done.
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16. Placement of 40km/h Speed Restrictions (Only if applicable)
40km/h sign warns drivers to slow down and to reduce their speed. The
lowest speed on any Freeway is 60km/h and this will indicate the seriousness
of the operations.
Traffic Police Departments differ on this issue; however try to get the speed
low as possible for the areas where you work. This will reduce your liability if
someone gets injured in a crash as there were fair warning signs in place.
17. Placement of Cones and Delineators
All cones and or delineators are to be deployed 5m interval 100m from the site.
This is to warn that people are working next to the road.
The cones and or delineators should pass the site at least 50mts.
Cones and or Delineators are to be used to guide traffic and not for an informative
sign.
Note that a cone in the middle or shoulder of the road or freeway is a hazard and
could cause injuries or damage to vehicles.
18. Flagman/Women and their use
They need to know what signs are applicable to traffic and merely waving a flag
means and accomplishes nothing.
Flagmen/Women get tired, have a replacement available as it is hard work and a
very important function that or which often gets given to a less skilled employee.
Flagman/Women should be placed at the beginning of your Workman Board Signage
on both sides of the road and should be placed again 150m from your work area to
slow traffic down.
19. Lane Closure
You are not allowed to close any road if it is not written on your Way Leave, unless
you have applied for permission from SANRAL for such lane closure and written
approval thereof has been obtained.
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20. Thank You Construction Work Ended Signage
This sign must be placed 100m away from the construction site. This will indicate to
the drivers that they may return to normal speed prior to the construction
operation.
21. Barricading
Barricading net to be used at all times. Barricading which has the support of two wire
strands spaced between anchor points and the barrier netting between the wires.
The first line wire must be 50 cm from the ground level and the second wire line a
meter from ground level.
Pegs must be used and placed at intervals of 5m and it should be 500mm below the
surface and 1m above the surface.
Barricading is not a substitute for signage.
22. Vehicle Markings
All vehicles to be marked with a construction vehicle sign and company logo.
Each vehicle must have a warning flashing approved high density amber/LED Light
(55W AE or similar) and must be visible in the day and when weather conditions are
not good (mist/fog).
23. Record Keeping
Maintain all documents as stipulated in the SHE Plan and NATIONAL LONG
DISTANCEROADTRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN AND IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES
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APPROVED BY:
HSEQ DEPT : DATE:
Contractor: DATE:
Ensure that the site specific drawing/sketch for the type of closure is attached
for approval
24. Related Documents
Document Ref. Document Title
BRN-HSE-ZTE -PLN-
001Rev 0
EHS Management Plan ZTE PROJECT
25. Forms
Form No. Form Title Rev
No.
N/A
26. Notes and Attachments
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SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ANALYSIS
Task or
activity
Location or
conditions
for Risks to
task or
activity
Hazards
"hazard" means a
source of or exposure
to danger. (OHS Act)
Controls to eliminate or
mitigate the Risk. (Also
refer to the applicable Safe
Work Procedures and Safety
Guidelines)
Lik
eli
ho
od
Severity Risk
Value
(1 –
25)
Risk
Assessed
(High,
Medium
or low)
Target/objective
En
vir
on
me
nta
l
He
alt
h &
Sa
fety
Da
ma
ge
Driving Driver not
competent,
wrong
posture, falling
asleep
Drunk driver
Accident, Medical
condition
Employment controls for
persons required to do
driving. (License, alert, obeys
Traffic Act.) Safe driving
techniques, Warning of use of
drugs, fatigue controls.
C 2 2 6 H Zero accidents/incidents
related to driving,
monitor via near miss
reports, audits,
inspections. Evaluated
monthly
Speeding Driver
disobeying,
road rules and
signs, driver
overtaking on
stop and go’s
Accident, fatalities,
medical condition
Clear speed regulation signs,
visible traffic control vehicles
on site, law enforcement
authorities, security officers
c 3 4 6 H Zero accidents/incidents
related to driving,
monitor via near miss
reports, audits,
inspections. Evaluated
monthly
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Task or
activity
Location or
conditions
for Risks to
task or
activity
Hazards
"hazard" means a
source of or exposure
to danger. (OHS Act)
Controls to eliminate or
mitigate the Risk. (Also
refer to the applicable Safe
Work Procedures and Safety
Guidelines)
Lik
eli
ho
od
Severity Risk
Value
(1 –
25)
Risk
Assessed
(High,
Medium
or low)
Target/objective
En
vir
on
me
nta
l
He
alt
h &
Sa
fety
Da
ma
ge
Working on
site, Public
Safety
Awareness
Adjacent to
construction
sites
Obstruction of
signage, creation of
fall hazards, material
falling from vehicles,
vehicle accidents near
work areas,
obstruction of
roadway and
pavements.
Protection of the public and
controls for entering an area
where workers are working at
elevations. Where necessary,
post a flagman to safely direct
passing traffic and
pedestrians. Never allow
cranes to load and unload
vehicles over passing traffic or
pedestrians. Construct
temporary protective gantries
or covered walkways to
provide protection when
workers are working above
areas where the public or
other workers need to pass.
Barricade areas under cranes
to separate passing traffic
C 4 4 12 M No reported incidents,
monitored via
suggestions, audits,
inspections.
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Task or
activity
Location or
conditions
for Risks to
task or
activity
Hazards
"hazard" means a
source of or exposure
to danger. (OHS Act)
Controls to eliminate or
mitigate the Risk. (Also
refer to the applicable Safe
Work Procedures and Safety
Guidelines)
Lik
eli
ho
od
Severity Risk
Value
(1 –
25)
Risk
Assessed
(High,
Medium
or low)
Target/objective
En
vir
on
me
nta
l
He
alt
h &
Sa
fety
Da
ma
ge
from crane-lifted loads.
Traffic control around
excavations and trenching –
Barriers, hazard cones, signs,
flagmen, two-way radios, etc.
as per risk assessment.
Traffic
management
Roadsides Traffic accidents
resulting in injuries or
fatalities and property
damage.
Failure of drivers to
adhere to safety
signage, flagmen
resulting in injury.
Workers not adhering
to traffic management
plan requirements and
being involved in
Traffic management plan to
be adhered to, induction
training, RA training, signs,
flagmen, proper supervision
C 3 3 9 M No reported incidents,
monitored via
suggestions, audits,
inspections. Traffic
management plan to be
adhered to Areas to be
kept clear, discussed at
HSE meetings.
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Task or
activity
Location or
conditions
for Risks to
task or
activity
Hazards
"hazard" means a
source of or exposure
to danger. (OHS Act)
Controls to eliminate or
mitigate the Risk. (Also
refer to the applicable Safe
Work Procedures and Safety
Guidelines)
Lik
eli
ho
od
Severity Risk
Value
(1 –
25)
Risk
Assessed
(High,
Medium
or low)
Target/objective
En
vir
on
me
nta
l
He
alt
h &
Sa
fety
Da
ma
ge
accidents.
People working too
close to side of road
and being hit by
vehicles.
Flagman Roadside Run over by vehicles. Training, Use of correct PPE
when entering the
construction site. (High visible
clothing, Safety shoes, etc.)
Safety Signage, Induction
C 3 4 12 H adhered to Areas to be
kept clear, discussed at
HSE meetings.
Delivery
vehicles/
offload and
loading
Work Area Obstruction of traffic,
accident, derailment,
Flagman to control traffic,
bunksman to direct vehicles,
Hazard communication
signage
c 3 3 8 M No reported incidents,
monitored via
suggestions, audits,
inspections.
Rainy
Conditions
Roadside Slippery road
accidents, legal liability,
losses
Correct signage, avoid oil
spillage, speed control,
c 4 4 12 H No reported incidents,
monitored via
suggestions, audits,
inspections.
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Task or
activity
Location or
conditions
for Risks to
task or
activity
Hazards
"hazard" means a
source of or exposure
to danger. (OHS Act)
Controls to eliminate or
mitigate the Risk. (Also
refer to the applicable Safe
Work Procedures and Safety
Guidelines)
Lik
eli
ho
od
Severity Risk
Value
(1 –
25)
Risk
Assessed
(High,
Medium
or low)
Target/objective
En
vir
on
me
nta
l
He
alt
h &
Sa
fety
Da
ma
ge
vehicles
parking at the
side of the
road
Roadside Injuries
Fatalities
Legal liability
Production/Serves
Site manager/Project manager or
authority on site to speak to the
driver.
c 3 3 9 M No reported incidents,
monitored via
suggestions, audits,
inspections.
Construction
close to
roadside
Road closure vehicles not adhering to
stop/go signs
Temporary Speed humps,
security personnel, highway
patrol
c 5 5 12 H No reported incidents,
monitored via
suggestions, audits,
inspections.
Workers and
civilians
working or
passing the
roadside
roadside Accidents, run over by
vehicles, Injuries,
fatalities
Road signage, Induction
control,
c 5 5 12 H No reported incidents,
monitored via
suggestions, audits,
inspections.
Emergency
vehicles
Work area or
roadside
Collision/ Derailment
Flagman to direct traffic,
Induction training,
c 3 3 9 M No reported incidents,
monitored via
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Task or
activity
Location or
conditions
for Risks to
task or
activity
Hazards
"hazard" means a
source of or exposure
to danger. (OHS Act)
Controls to eliminate or
mitigate the Risk. (Also
refer to the applicable Safe
Work Procedures and Safety
Guidelines)
Lik
eli
ho
od
Severity Risk
Value
(1 –
25)
Risk
Assessed
(High,
Medium
or low)
Target/objective
En
vir
on
me
nta
l
He
alt
h &
Sa
fety
Da
ma
ge
suggestions, audits,
inspections.
Construction
works close to
road
Dust and
Noise
Diseases and disability.
Personnel Protection Equipment
Use of correct PPE when entering
the construction site. (High visible
clothing, Safety shoes, etc.)
c 3 2 9 M No reported incidents,
monitored via
suggestions, audits,
inspections.
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THIS MATRIX MUST BE USED TO RATE THE CRITICALITY OF TASKS
1. SEVERITY INDEX
0 – No risk of injury, illness or quality / problems.
2 – Minor risk of injury, illness not a lost time, non disruptive property damage, quality/production problems resulting
in loss between R1 000-00 – R10 000-00.
4 – Risk of a lost time injury without permanent disability, disruptive property damage quality / production or other
losses between R10 000-00 – R50 000-00.
6 – Risk of permanent disabling injury, loss of life/body part or other losses exceeding R50 000-00.
2. Frequency Index
NO TIMES TASK PERFORMED BY EACH
PERSON
NO OF PERSONS PERFORMING
TASK
LESS THAN
DAILY
FEW TIMES
PER DAY
MANY TIMES
PER DAY
FEW 1 1 2
MODERATE NO. 1 2 3
MANY 2 3 3
3. Probability Index
-1 Low probability
0 Moderate probability
+1 High probability
Factors to be Considered
- How dangerous is the task
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- How difficult is the task
- Complexity of task
- The chance that there will be a loss if task is performed improperly
- Any rating above 8 will require actions to address issues e.g. procedures, guarding, training etc.
PRIORITY GUIDE
Once a risk rating has been calculated, the following scheme should be used to assign priority of action. It should be
noted that if action is not taken within the time specified, then the continued toleration of the residual ‘downside’ risk
should be explicitly authorized. The suggested level of seniority for authorization is as shown below.
Priority Risk
Rating
Suggested action Authority for continued
toleration of residual risk
1 Greater than 8
Cessation until the residual risk is
reduced to 8 or below - unless
exposure is authorized as
indicated.
PD
2 6 – 8 Take action to reduce residual risk
to 6 or below
PD
3 4 – 6 Specific action to deal with risk
daily
PD
4 2 – 4 Plan in keeping with all other
priorities
PD
5 Below 2 Low priority PD
Related Documents
Document Ref. Document Title
ZTE-HSE-FBC-PLN-
001Rev 1
EHS Management Plan ZTE project
Title: RISK ASSESSMENT FIBRECO PROJECT
No.: BRN-HSE-ZTE-PLN-012 - Rev 2
23-03-2012
Forms
Form No. Form Title Rev No.
N/A
Notes and Attachments
None