Work-Zone Safety
This year's theme is "Drive Like You Work Here"
The project had recently reopened from shutting down after a worker was killed on the site earlier this month
Simulator and field study of truck-mounted automated flagger assistance devices in Missouri
The preliminary data puts fall protection at the top of this year's list
Green light on TMAs could be another option for DOTs
Infrastructure and its need for upgrade are the theme at a recent California technology summit
The agency is still in the process of investigating the cause of the collapse
The goal of the "Watch for Us" campaign is to remind drivers to pay attention while driving through work zones
The rumble strips will serve as a physical, auditory and visual warning for drivers passing work zones
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This marks the third fatality on the I-4 project where a worker has been struck
Secretary Chao has asked for an audit to determine if requirements to receive federal funding for the project were met
Addressing visibility issues in work-zone safety
The deadline for crane operator certification has been delayed to November 2018
The guidance was issued Oct. 19 in a memorandum to OSHA regional administrators
University of Minnesota researchers are working on innovative ways to lessen the risks and lower the rate of work-zone crashes
Illinois utilizes 3-D laser scanners to enhance safety
Automated flagger could work in moving work zone
Research into and requirements for road markings and work zones in a connected-vehicle environment to boost safety and advance technology
The rule requires the use of engineering controls to prevent worker exposure to silica dust from concrete, stone and other materials
