AASHTO Green Book See Appendix F for additional guidance Work Zone Options GDOT will consider night work, full-closure, detours, temporary pavements, temporary structures, use of existing shoulders, on-site detours, etc. (See Appendix F for additional guidance) System Planning Strategies GDOT will consider grouping and sequencing of projects in a corridor; including the costs for work zone management strategies in plans. Design Strategies GDOT will consider traffic control, choice of materials, use of positive separation, and detour, temporary structures, temporary pavements [runaround], ramp closures, etc. (See Appendix F for additional guidance) Contracting Strategies GDOT will consider low bid, design-build, incentive/disincentive contracting, etc. Work Zone Management Strategies GDOT will consider use of intelligent transportation systems, traveler information & real-time work zone monitoring [Navigator], traffic incident management (HERO GDOT will consider use of enforcement but will consider implementation on a project by project basis. (See Appendix F for additional guidance) Agency Use of Work Zone Reviews, Process Reviews, or Safety Inspections/Audits The project engineer conducts work zone reviews as outlined in the Departments Construction Manual and specification 150. The contractor’s Worksite Traffic Control Supervisor [WTCS] conducts inspections according to the provisions of Specification 150. Process reviews are conducted on at least every two years in accordance with Title 23 CFR 630 Subpart J Strategy for Use and Collection of Work Zone Data The policy for the use and collection of data are documented in the Construction Manual General Provisions 150 and Section 17 and as outlined in Appendix Responsibilities Criteria for Identifying Significant Projects
AASHTO Green Book See Appendix F for additional guidance Work Zone Options GDOT will consider night work, full-closure, detours, temporary pavements, temporary structures, use of existing shoulders, on-site detours, etc. (See Appendix F for additional guidance) System Planning Strategies GDOT will consider grouping and sequencing of projects in a corridor; including the costs for work zone management strategies in plans. Design Strategies GDOT will consider traffic control, choice of materials, use of positive separation, and detour, temporary structures, temporary pavements [runaround], ramp closures, etc. (See Appendix F for additional guidance) Contracting Strategies GDOT will consider low bid, design-build, incentive/disincentive contracting, etc. Work Zone Management Strategies GDOT will consider use of intelligent transportation systems, traveler information & real-time work zone monitoring [Navigator], traffic incident management (HERO GDOT will consider use of enforcement but will consider implementation on a project by project basis. (See Appendix F for additional guidance) Agency Use of Work Zone Reviews, Process Reviews, or Safety Inspections/Audits The project engineer conducts work zone reviews as outlined in the Departments Construction Manual and specification 150. The contractor’s Worksite Traffic Control Supervisor [WTCS] conducts inspections according to the provisions of Specification 150. Process reviews are conducted on at least every two years in accordance with Title 23 CFR 630 Subpart J Strategy for Use and Collection of Work Zone Data The policy for the use and collection of data are documented in the Construction Manual General Provisions 150 and Section 17 and as outlined in Appendix Criteria for Identifying Significant Projects Responsibilities
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