Module 1: Introduction to Site Traffic Management

• Importance of traffic control on-site
• Common vehicle and pedestrian hazards
• Regulatory standards and compliance (OSHA, local guidelines)

Module 2: Roles and Responsibilities

• Duties of employers, supervisors, drivers, and pedestrians
• Site traffic coordinators and safety officers
• Reporting unsafe traffic conditions and incidents

Module 3: Hazard Identification

• Vehicle collisions, pedestrian accidents, and equipment strikes
• Blind spots, congestion, and site layout risks
• Environmental hazards affecting traffic safety

Module 4: Traffic Planning and Site Layout

• Designating routes for vehicles and pedestrians
• Segregation of heavy equipment and foot traffic
• Signage, barriers, and markings

Module 5: Vehicle and Equipment Safety

• Pre-use inspections and maintenance of vehicles
• Safe operation of forklifts, trucks, and cranes
• Load handling, speed limits, and reversing precautions

Module 6: Pedestrian Safety Measures

• Safe walkways, crossings, and access points
• Warning systems, signals, and reflective clothing
• Minimizing interaction between vehicles and pedestrians

Module 7: Traffic Control Devices

• Signs, barriers, cones, and delineators
• Temporary traffic lights and warning systems
• Proper placement and maintenance

Module 8: Environmental and Weather Considerations

• Visibility issues due to rain, fog, or low light
• Slippery or uneven surfaces
• Adjusting traffic control measures in adverse conditions

Module 9: Communication and Signaling

• Hand signals, radios, and other communication tools
• Coordination between operators and spotters
• Emergency communication protocols

Module 10: Emergency Procedures

• Responding to accidents or vehicle incidents
• First aid and coordination with medical services
• Incident reporting and investigation

Module 11: Training and Awareness Programs

• Educating drivers, operators, and pedestrians
• Toolbox talks and refresher sessions
• Encouraging proactive hazard reporting

Module 12: Continuous Improvement and Safety Culture

• Reviewing near misses and traffic incidents
• Updating procedures and site layout plans
• Promoting a proactive traffic safety culture