§ 12.2.17. Safety

A.

A network provider shall use protective equipment to ensure the safety of all personnel working on the network provider's network nodes and transport facilities, as well as pedestrians and vehicular traffic. A network provider shall ensure all personnel are qualified to work in the public right-of-way. A network provider shall ensure its workers follow all appropriate safety protocols.

B.

Whenever traffic is diverted, detoured, or impacted, a network provider must ensure that competent and certified individuals are on site to provide temporary traffic control. A network provider shall not perform work over an active travel lane or pedestrian route without the appropriate traffic control in place.

C.

City inspectors may halt work if safety practices or City standards are violated. The City will not be responsible for any additional expenses that are incurred, to include extension of permits or investigation fees.

D.

In the event of contact with electrical lines, call 512-322-9100 to provide information on the incident. Call 911 if emergency response is required.

E.

In the event of contact with traffic signal lines or equipment, call 512-974-2000 and 512-974-4075 to report the incident.