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There are no state-specific requirements.

Note that some states have requirements for work zones and flaggers that fall under the state’s Department of Transportation regulations, in addition to the OSHA-related requirements listed here.

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Citations

  • 1926.200(g) – Traffic control signs and devices
  • 1926.201(a) – Flaggers
  • 1926.651(d) – Exposure to vehicular traffic
  • 1926.6 – Incorporation by reference, Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways (MUTCD), 2009 Edition
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