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- Microsoft Word - Worksite Safety Guide 001 - Temporary . . . - VicRoads
The Worksite Safety - Traffic Management Code of Practice (2010) defines safety barriers as barriers which: • Physically separate the work area and the travelled way, • Will inhibit penetration by an out-of-control vehicle; and • Will have vehicle redirection properties
- Road design : VicRoads
All road safety barrier products must be accepted by the Department of Transport (DoT) for use on the Victorian declared road network Products which have been accepted are listed in ‘Road Design Note 06-04 – Accepted Safety Barrier Products’ and must be designed and installed in accordance with the relevant Austroads Technical
- BARRIER GUIDE - Saferoads
What is a Temporary Safety Barrier? Temporary safety barriers are installed at worksites along roadways to protect workers from passing trafic and vehicle occupants from hazards within the worksite
- Codes of practice under the road management act
Worksite safety traffic management This code provides practical guidance to any person conducting, or proposing to conduct, any works on roads in Victoria Curreant status: published in Government Gazette, no s280 Thursday 1 June 2023 (PDF)
- DTP Road Design Note 06-12 - Worksite Safety Barrier Screens . . . - VicRoads
Screens are typically used on high-speed roads or where safety barriers are used on heavily trafficked roads (generally volumes higher than 20,000 vehicles per day) The Code of Practice Worksite Safety – Traffic Management 2010 provides practical guidance to any person conducting works on a road in Victoria, including the use of Screens
- Road Design Note 06-04 L - Accepted Safety Barrier Products
VicRoads does not maintain a list of accepted worksite barrier screens (also known as anti-debris or anti-gawk) As such, it is ultimately the responsibility of the contract superintendent to review the project specific use, with due consideration of VicRoads RDN 06-12 – Worksite safety barrier screens
- SECTION 166 - webapps. vicroads. vic. gov. au
All low clearance warning gauge installations shall include protection of the columns by means of safety barriers complying with the Code Safety barriers shall incorporate an approach taper of 10 to 1 commencing outside the clear zone for the road
- Detail Sheet - Barrier Guard 800 - RPM Hire
This detail sheet is intended to supplement VicRoads Road Design Note 06-04 - Accepted Safety Barrier Products Please refer to RDN 06-04 for the current VicRoads acceptance status, information on the product assessment process and general acceptance conditions
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