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🚧 Highway Construction Safety Tips 1. Proper PPE at All Times • Hard hat, reflective vest, steel-toe boots, gloves, and eye/ear protection. • At night, always use high-visibility reflective gear. 2. Traffic Control & Signage • Place cones, barrels, and signage according to MUTCD standards. • Use flaggers or automated flagging devices where traffic volumes are high. 3. Establish Safe Work Zones • Set clear buffer zones between traffic and workers. • Never turn your back to traffic without a lookout. 4. Heavy Equipment Awareness • Stay out of blind spots of dump trucks, rollers, and pavers. • Make eye contact with operators before entering their work zone. 5. Communication • Use radios or hand signals to coordinate with crews. • Always confirm before moving trucks, loaders, or pavers. 6. Lighting & Visibility • Use portable light towers for night work. • Keep equipment lights and strobes working at all times. 7. Safe Entry/Exit • Only enter/exit the worksite at designated points. • Never cross active lanes without a spotter. 8. Fatigue & Heat Stress • Take regular water breaks. • Rotate tasks to prevent fatigue during long shifts. 9. Emergency Preparedness • Keep first aid kits and fire extinguishers nearby. • Make sure the crew knows the emergency plan and nearest hospital route.
Concetto & Sons Construction
🚧 Highway Construction Safety Tips
1. Proper PPE at All Times
• Hard hat, reflective vest, steel-toe boots, gloves, and eye/ear protection.
• At night, always use high-visibility reflective gear.
2. Traffic Control & Signage
• Place cones, barrels, and signage according to MUTCD standards.
• Use flaggers or automated flagging devices where traffic volumes are high.
3. Establish Safe Work Zones
• Set clear buffer zones between traffic and workers.
• Never turn your back to traffic without a lookout.
4. Heavy Equipment Awareness
• Stay out of blind spots of dump trucks, rollers, and pavers.
• Make eye contact with operators before entering their work zone.
5. Communication
• Use radios or hand signals to coordinate with crews.
• Always confirm before moving trucks, loaders, or pavers.
6. Lighting & Visibility
• Use portable light towers for night work.
• Keep equipment lights and strobes working at all times.
7. Safe Entry/Exit
• Only enter/exit the worksite at designated points.
• Never cross active lanes without a spotter.
8. Fatigue & Heat Stress
• Take regular water breaks.
• Rotate tasks to prevent fatigue during long shifts.
9. Emergency Preparedness
• Keep first aid kits and fire extinguishers nearby.
• Make sure the crew knows the emergency plan and nearest hospital route.
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