Health and Safety of Traffic Signal Installation

To ensure the safety of the public, installation staff and drivers of vehicles, it is imperative health and safety procedures are in place when installing traffic signals and detector loops. 
These procedures that are put in place are measured by adequate working space, warning signs, means of access and lighting must also be provided. The risk of gas leaks can occur so safety measure and procedures should be in place incase this risk does arise, any sign of gas the gas board should be contacted immediately. 

Rachelfield who are the UK's leading company in traffic signal and sub-surface detector loop installation will follow and abide by the following regulations and acts to ensure the safety of others and their staff:

• The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
• Chapter 8 of the Traffic Signs Manual
• The Electricity at Work regulations 1989
• The Road traffic Regulation Act 1984
• The Highways Act 1980
• The Disabled Persons Act 1981
• New Roads and Street Works Act 1991
• HSE booklet Avoiding Danger from Underground Services
• BS 7671- Regulations for Electrical Installations
• CDM Regulations 1984

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