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CHAPTER 8
PROTECTION OF WORKERS
July 2014 Page 8-1
CHAPTER 8
TABLE OF CONTENTS
8.00I ntroduction
8.01M anagers and Supervisors Responsibilities
8.02I ndividual Responsibilities
8.03R esponsible Person in Charge
8.04W ork Site
Safety
8.05C hanging Chapter Standards
8.06R elation of Chapter 8 to
California
Manual
onUniform
Traffic Control
Devices (
CA MUTCD 8.07P ersonal Protective Equipment
8.08Em ergency First Aid
8.09M edical Treatment
8.10De finitions
8.11P rotective
Vehicles
812 MAZEEP (Maintenance Zone Enhanced Enforcement
Program
8.13P lanning Work to Reduce Worker Exposure
8.14W orking Near Moving Traffic
8.15F acing Traffic (Employees on Foot)
8.16C rowding of Workers
8.17W arning Systems
Lookouts
8.18P arking
8.19S igns
CHAPTER 8
PROTECTION OF WORKERS
July 2014 Page 8-2
8.20 Flagging Operations
8.20.1 Handling Emergencies Within the Work Zone
8.21 Shoulder Closures
8.22 Moving Lane Operations/Closures
8.23 Lane Closures
8.24 Closing Auxiliary Lanes
8.25 Standard Exceptions to Lane Closure Procedures
8.26 Flashing Amber Lights and Rotating Amber Lights
8.27 The Use of the Flashing Arrow Sign (FAS)
8.28 Placing the Flashing Arrow Sign (FAS)
8.29 Working Equipment Against Traffic
8.30 Access to Median Work Zones
8.31 Maintenance Crews Working Across From Each Other
8.32 Picking Up Litter and Debris
8.33 Night Work
8.34 Transportation of Workers
8.35 Operating Maintenance Equipment
8.36 Backing of Vehicles and Equipment
8.37 Working on Machinery and Equipment
8.38 Tailgates of Trucks
8.39 Compressed Air
8.40 Work on Electrical Circuits
8.41 Working Near Utilities
CHAPTER 8
PROTECTION OF WORKERS
July 2014 Page 8-1
CHAPTER 8
TABLE OF CONTENTS
8.00I ntroduction
8.01M anagers and Supervisors Responsibilities
8.02I ndividual Responsibilities
8.03R esponsible Person in Charge
8.04W ork Site
Safety
8.05C hanging Chapter Standards
8.06R elation of Chapter 8 to
California
Manual
onUniform
Traffic Control
Devices (
CA MUTCD 8.07P ersonal Protective Equipment
8.08Em ergency First Aid
8.09M edical Treatment
8.10De finitions
8.11P rotective
Vehicles
812 MAZEEP (Maintenance Zone Enhanced Enforcement
Program
8.13P lanning Work to Reduce Worker Exposure
8.14W orking Near Moving Traffic
8.15F acing Traffic (Employees on Foot)
8.16C rowding of Workers
8.17W arning Systems
Lookouts
8.18P arking
8.19S igns
CHAPTER 8
PROTECTION OF WORKERS
July 2014 Page 8-2
8.20 Flagging Operations
8.20.1 Handling Emergencies Within the Work Zone
8.21 Shoulder Closures
8.22 Moving Lane Operations/Closures
8.23 Lane Closures
8.24 Closing Auxiliary Lanes
8.25 Standard Exceptions to Lane Closure Procedures
8.26 Flashing Amber Lights and Rotating Amber Lights
8.27 The Use of the Flashing Arrow Sign (FAS)
8.28 Placing the Flashing Arrow Sign (FAS)
8.29 Working Equipment Against Traffic
8.30 Access to Median Work Zones
8.31 Maintenance Crews Working Across From Each Other
8.32 Picking Up Litter and Debris
8.33 Night Work
8.34 Transportation of Workers
8.35 Operating Maintenance Equipment
8.36 Backing of Vehicles and Equipment
8.37 Working on Machinery and Equipment
8.38 Tailgates of Trucks
8.39 Compressed Air
8.40 Work on Electrical Circuits
8.41 Working Near Utilities
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