UDOT Construction Inspection Guide - Chapter 12

UDOT

Construction Inspection Guide CHAPTER 12: Crash Cushions End Treatments & Barrier Inspection

Revised: April 1, 2014

Table of Contents Barriers, Crash Cushions & Barrier End Treatments 12.0 Introduction Safety appurtenances are an integral part of a roadway.…

12.1

Barrier Systems Accepted Barrier Systems: Test Requirements, Standard Specifications and Standard Drawings A) W‐Beam Guardrail – 02841 B) High Tension Cable Barrier – 02845 C) Concrete Barrier ‐ 02844

12.2 Crash Cushions and Barrier End Treatments Crash Cushions and end treatments are devices designed, manufactured and installed to protect the occupants of an errant vehicle….

A) Crash Cushions – 02843 B) Barrier End Treatments ‐ 02843

Appendix Inspection Checklists

Type C‐Breakmaster Concrete Barrier

Type C‐C.A.T.350 W‐Beam Guardrail

High Tension Cable Barrier Type C –FLEAT MT

Type F‐BEAT‐SSCC QuadGuard Family

Type F‐QuadTrend 350 SCI 100GM & SCI 70GM

Type G‐ET/PLUS, Trinity, Inc. TRACC/Trinity Industries

FLEAT‐350/Road Systems Universal TAU II Systems

QUEST/Energy Absorbtion Type H‐SRT/HBA 6 Post

Chapter 12: Guidelines for Crash Cushions & Barrier End Treatments

Chapter 12 Barriers, Crash Cushions and BarrierEnd Treatments IntroducƟon Safety appurtenances are an integral part of a roadway. They are placed on the roadway to protect an errant vehicle from leaving the roadway and entering a more serious hazard. Barrier systems, crash cushions and end treatments systems have been designed so occupants of the errant vehicle sustain a minimal amount of injury when impacted. Barrier systems can be placed on shoulders, which are typically to prevent a vehicle from entering a hazard, or in a median which may be to protect a vehicle from entering a hazard or to protect from crossover incidents. Crash cushion are safety appurtenances designed to protect hazards as standalone system or to protect the ends of barrier when bidirec onal traffic is present. Crash cushion may or may not have a specified length of need associated with the system. Barrier End Treatments are designed or to protect an errant vehicle from impac ng a barrier end, and to provide an acceptable ride down from the impact forces. Barrier End Treatments are single sided systems and are used in applica on of direc onal traffic. Used on approach ends of barriers and on trailing ends of barriers when the trailing end is within the minimum AASHTO clear zone. Barrier End Treatments will a specified barrier length of need associated with the installa on.

All barrier systems, crash cushions, and end treatments have been approved based on crash tes ng conducted by, over scene by the Federal Highway Administra on or by a specific manufacturer who produce a proprietary system. All barrier systems, crash cushions and end treatments used on Utah Highways and are under the jurisdic on of UDOT meet the test requirements of NCHRP 350 Recommended Procedures for Safety Performance Evalua on of Highway Features or the AASHTO document Manual for Assessing Safety Hardware (MASH), and a le er of acceptance has been issued by the Federal Highway Administra on.

The Guidelines for Cash Cushions and End Treatments and Approved Products List, intended as a guide for a designer, would be a valuable tool for an inspector to use as a reference and is available on line.

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12.1 Barrier Systems Accepted Barrier Systems: Test Requirements, Standard SpecificaƟons and Standard Drawings Each barrier system has met the required test level and are detailed in Standard Specifica ons and Standard Drawings. The Table 21.1 contains the barrier systems approved by the department, other systems are available and with the proper approval and design excep on, included in the project documenta on, can be used.

TABLE 12.1 Barrier System1

Test Level3

Standard SpecificaƟons

New Jersey Shaped Precast Barrier

TL-3

Sec on 02844

Standard Drawings BA 01A1 - BA 01D BA 02A - BA 02C BA 01A1 - BA 01D

New Jersey Shaped Precast Barrier Half Barrier

Sec on 02844 BA 02E BA 01A1 - BA 01D

42 inch Precast Constant Slope

TL-3

42 inch Constant Slope Castin Place

TL-3 & TL-5

Sec on 02844 BA 03G – BA 03J BA 01A1 - BA 01D Sec on 02844

BA 03A1 - BA 03E2 (TL-3) BA 03E1 - BA 03E2 (TL-5) 2 BA 01A1 - BA 01D

42 Inch Constant Slope Castin Place Half Barrier

TL-3

54 inch Constant Slope Castin Place

TL-3 & TL-5

Sec on 02844 BA - 3K BA 01A1 - BA 01D Sec on 02844

BA 03M1 - BA 03N2 (TL-3) BA 03O1 - BA 03O3 (TL-5) 2 New Jersey Sloped Sec. BA 2B

Concrete Barrier Transi ons / End Sec ons

Constant Slope Sloped Sec BA 3A

Sec on 02844

High Tension Cable Barrier

TL-3

Sec on 02845

Constant Slope/New Jersey Transion BA 3J BA Series 05 Series

W-Beam Guardrail

TL-3

Sec on 0281

BA 04 Series

1. The standard drawing call out is associated with the typical barrier, other drawings may apply.

2. All drawings apply to these barrier, TL-5 drawing show addi onal steel requirements 3. TL designa on applies to the test level met under NCHRP 350 tes ng.

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CHAPTER 12 Barrier SelecƟon Process Roadside Barrier ApplicaƟons Before a roadside barrier is designated for a project the designer should be evalua ng the project for barrier based on speed, accident history, hazards and roadway alignment. Where realignment is prac cal then that should be the first op on, if a hazard is present removal of the hazard, if possible, is the best solu on. If through analyses a barrier is warranted the type of barrier to be installed should have input from local maintenance personnel.

Median Barrier ApplicaƟons Median Barrier is typically installed to prevent crossover accidents. As with roadside barrier there are warrants that should be met prior to installa on. UDOT developed and adopted a Median Barrier Selec on Process. This process guides the designer through the analyses of warran ng a median barrier, that analyses includes median width, speed, and crash history. The type of barrier selected also goes through an analyses before being designated for a project. The analyses includes but not limited to, expected life cycle cost, roadway geometrics and ADDT with an emphasis on heavy truck volumes.

Special Barrier ApplicaƟon In 2012 UDOT approved Standard Drawing BA 1E which requires a TL-5 concrete barrier be placed to protect all bridge columns which fall within the maximum required AASHTO Clear Zone as established in the current edi on of the AASHTO Roadside Design Guide.

A) W-Beam Guardrail – SecƟon 02841 All installers are required to receive training and have a cer fica on to install w-beam guardrail. This is a three year cer fica on. A cer fied installer must be an ac ve par cipant in the installa on of the barrier system.

SubmiƩal Items Contractor must submit a manufacturer’s cer ficate of compliance for all materials provided. Contractor must submit from the installer Guardrail Training Cer ficate, cer ficate must be current.

Pre-InspecƟon Items The inspector should verify that the manufacturer’ cer ficate of compliance. Guardrail Training Cer ficate is current and has been received and approved by the Engineer. The inspector must verify that all grading and slopes are completed prior to the installa on of guardrail. This informa on on should be available from the Engineer.

InspecƟon Items The inspector must verify that guardrail is installed in the proper loca on and to required lengths and height as per the plan set and standard drawings BA 4 Series. If posts are augured in the posts need to be backfilled this must be done to specifica ons. Backfill material must be compacted to at least 96% of the maximum laboratory density. The inspector should coordinate with the Materials Technician if soil density tests are to be performed. Tes ng must be performed by a TTQP qualified technician. The inspector must ensure that Traffic control plans are followed during the installa on of guardrail paying special a en on to barrier ends, barrier ends should not be le exposed, barrier ends should be protected as required by TC Standard Drawings. Inspector should complete Construc on Inspec on Checklist for each run of W-Beam Guardrail. Inspec on Checklist available in the Appendix.

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Common Issues 1.

Barrier installed before comple on to final grade, remove and replace projects leave exposed holes and no grading is completed.

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Guardrail hardware not installed and ghtened.

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Guardrail run has not been aligned.

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Post w/ block set to far behind rail, no contact of rail to block.

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W-beam Transi on connec on drilled through barrier or parapet, this a achment is made by coring holes.

02841: W-BEAM GUARDRAIL

Pre-InspecƟon Manufacturer’s materials cer ficate of compliance.

Verify cer fied installer. Copy for project files.

Verify that grading and slopes are completed prior to installa on of w-beam guardrail.

InspecƟon Complete Construc on Inspec on Checklist for W-Beam Guardrail for each run in the project.

Verity Traffic Control plans are followed with special a en on to barrier end protec on during construc on.

Verify delinea on is installed as per project requirements.

Post ConstrucƟon Include all material cer fica ons, installer cer fica ons and inspec on checklist into project file.

Distribute Construc on Inspec on Checklist for W-Beam Guardrail to local Maintenance Sta on.

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B) High Tension Cable Barrier – SecƟon 02845 All installers and inspectors are required to receive training and have a cer ficate showing a endance of training prior to installing or inspec ng high tension cable barrier. Because these are proprietary systems the manufacturer of the system must provide this training. The inspector should have training made available to the local Maintenance Sta on. There may or may not be an expira on on the manufacture’s cer ficate. A trained installer must be an ac ve par cipant in the installa on of the barrier system. UDOT uses a guardrail and crash cushion / end treatment anchoring system, installers must have the guardrail, crash cushion and end treatment cer fica ons prior to installa on. Installa on should meet the requirements of cable barrier standards, BA 5 Series Standard Drawing, as well as the guardrail Standard Drawings BA 4 series and Standard Drawings CC series for crash cushion and end treatments.

SubmiƩal Items Contractor must submit a manufacturer’s cer ficate of compliance for all materials provided. High Tension Cable Barrier training cer ficate, Guardrail Training Cer ficate, Crash Cushion training cer ficate. Cer ficate must be current.

Pre-InspecƟon Items The inspector should verify that the manufacturer’ cer ficate of compliance and the installer’s cer fica on.

The inspector must verify that all grading and slopes are completed prior to the installa on of high tension cable and guardrail / crash cushion / end treatment components. This informa on on should be available from the Engineer.

InspecƟon Items The inspector must verify that high tension cable is installed in the proper loca on and to required lengths and height as per the plan set, Standard Drawings BA 5 Series, and manufacturer’s requirements. Inspector should pay par cular a en on to line post founda on height and alignment.

The inspector must ensure that Traffic control plans are followed during the installa on of guardrail / crash cushion / end treatment components with special a en on to barrier ends, barrier ends should not be le exposed, barrier ends should be protected as required

by TC Standard Drawings.

Inspector should complete Construc on Inspec on Checklist for each run of High Tension Cable Barrier, Inspec on Checklist available in the Appendix.

Common Issues 1.

Barrier and guardrail components installed before comple on to final grade.

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Post founda ons not rounded on top to aid in drainage away from founda on.

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Post founda ons out of alignment.

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Post founda ons not to depth.

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Training not completed prior to installa on.

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02845: HIGH TENSION CABLE

Pre-InspecƟon Manufacturer’s materials cer ficate of compliance.

Verify manufacturer trained installer. Copy of cer ficate for project files.

Verify that grading and slopes are completed prior to installa on of high tension cable and w-beam guardrail.

InspecƟon Complete Construc on Inspec on Checklist for High Tension Cable for each run in the project.

Verity Traffic Control plans are followed with special a en on to barrier end protec on during construc on.

Verify delinea on is installed as per project requirements.

Post ConstrucƟon Include all material cer fica ons, installer cer fica ons and inspec on checklist into project file.

Distribute Construc on Inspec on Checklist for High Tension Cable to local Maintenance Sta on.

Contact Region/District Training Coordinator to set up training by manufacturer for local maintenance sta on.

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C) Concrete Barrier – SecƟon 02844 Concrete barrier can either be cast in place or precast. The barrier is placed on finished grade or sub surface and fastened in place. Concrete barrier is designed and constructed according to BA 3 Series Standard Drawings.

SubmiƩal Items The Engineer must ensure the use of a prequalified supplier of precast barrier. The contractor must submit a copy of the Manufacturer’s Cer ficate of compliance for related steel pins and fasteners. The contractor must submit a Concrete Mix Design for approval prior to the placement of concrete for cast in place barrier. The contractor must submit a Cer ficate of Compliance for reinforcing steel used in cast in place barriers.

Pre-InspecƟon Items The inspector should verify that all submi als have been submi ed and approved. The inspector should review project specifica ons to determine if barrier is precast or cast in place and for specified size and shape. If the barrier is precast the inspector must verify that the barrier is from a prequalified source.

InspecƟon Items Pre-Cast Barrier For precast barrier the inspector must verify that the barrier is the correct size and shape and is in good condi on with no cracking or damage. The inspector must verify that it is placed in the right loca on with the correct off set and taper. The inspector must verify that it is placed on the correct materials, hard surface of concrete or HMA minimum 4 inches in depth. The surface should be clean and free of imperfec ons that may affect the performance of the barrier. The inspector must verify that all fasteners are placed as specified including that connec on pins and stabiliza on pins and that they are seated properly. The inspector should ensure the barrier height on the approach end, and trailing end when it is required, is no greater than 32 inches for the a achment of a w-beam transi on, end treatment or crash cushion. The inspector should verify that Traffic control plans are followed and that the work area is protected un l barriers and crash cushions are reconstructed. The inspector must verify that delinea on hardware is a ached according to plans and specifica ons. Complete Construc on Inspec on Check List, inspec on checklist available in the Appendix.

Cast in Place Barrier For cast in place barrier the inspector must verify that all work is done as per sec on 6.2 Reinforcing Steel and Welded Wire 03211 and secon 6.3 Structural Concrete 03310. The inspector should coordinate with the Materials Technician to ensure that required concrete tes ng is performed and that approved mix design is used. The inspector must verify that the barrier is the proper shape, size and in the correct loca on with proper off set and taper. The inspector must verify that all joints are made according to approved drawings with correct fasteners where required. The inspector should ensure the barrier height on the approach end, and trailing end when it is required, is no greater than 32 inches for the a achment of a w-beam transi on, end treatment or crash cushion. The inspector should verify that traffic control plan is followed and that the work area is protected un l barrier and crash cushions are complete. The inspector must verify that delinea on hardware is installed to plans and specifica on. Complete Construc on Inspec on Check List, inspec on checklist available in the Appendix.

Sampling and TesƟng The inspector must verify that all concrete placed for cast in place barrier is tested according to project specifica ons and MS&T requirements. The inspector must verify that all sampling and tes ng is performed by TTQP qualified technicians.

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Common Issues 1.

The barrier must be to the specified height and type. Height reduced to 32 inches for the a achment of addi onal safety hardware when required.

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The barrier must be set with the proper taper in the direc on of traffic, applies to work zones also.

3.

Stabiliza on pin not installed in precast barrier sec ons as required by standards.

4.

Connec on pins missing or not seated properly.

5.

Barrier markings on cast in place barrier missing.

02844: CONCRETE BARRIER

Pre-InspecƟon Verify that precast barrier is from a prequalified source.

Verify that all submi als have been submi ed and approved.

Verify that Traffic control plan is in place including protec ng the work area un l barrier and crash cushions are complete.

Verify pad installed for precast barrier prior to barrier placement.

InspecƟon Complete Construc on Inspec on Checklist for Concrete Barrier for each run in the project.

Verify that barrier is placed or constructed on properly constructed and prepared surface.

Verify that barrier is in correct loca on with correct offset and taper.

Verify that delinea on hardware is installed to plans and specifica ons.

Verify that Traffic Control Plan is followed with the work area protected un l barrier and crash cushions are complete.

Sampling & TesƟng Coordinate with the Materials Technician for concrete tes ng on cast in place barrier.

Verify that tes ng is performed by TTQP qualified technicians.

Post ConstrucƟon Include all material cer fica ons into project file.

Distribute Construc on Inspec on Checklist for Concrete Barrier to local Maintenance Sta on.

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12.2 Crash Cushions and Barrier End Treatments Crash Cushions and end treatments are devices designed, manufactured and installed to protect the occupants of an errant vehicle from excessive impact forces that would occur from hi ng a fix object or blunt end of a barrier system. Protec on of these types of hazard contribute to safe use of the facility both during work and a er project is complete. There are a variety of different systems approved for use under varying condi ons. It is important that the design and installa on of manufacturer cer fied components are followed to ensure that the system performs its intended func on in case of impact. Crash cushions and end treatments are constructed according to manufacturer’s specifica ons. Systems are selected by the designer using UDOT Guidelines for Crash Cushions and Barrier End Treatments and CC Standard Drawings. The Guidelines for Cash Cushions and End Treatments and Approved Products List, intended as a guide for the designer, would be a valuable tool for an inspector to use as a reference and is available on line. h p://www.udot.utah.gov/main/uconowner.gf?n=9083308252097033 Approved crash cushions and barrier end treatments are all proprietary tems. Installa on contractors are required to be trained and cer fied by the individual manufacturers prior to installing. A trained installer must be an ac ve par cipant during the installa on of a system.

A) Crash Cushions – SecƟon 02843 All crash cushions have passed NCHRP 350 or MASH tes ng criteria. Table 12.2 below shows how these system are categorized for use. The informa on in the chart is general in nature, to get full documenta on of the systems see UDOT’s Guidelines for Crash Cushions and Barrier End Treatments.

UDOT has accepted TL-3 as the standard for high speed roadways (>55 MPH). Many of the crash cushion can be configured for various speed and it is acceptable to allow for this configura on when the design speed is less than TL-3 requirements. Many of the crash cushion systems have also been tested at speeds greater than the TL-3 requirements, but FHWA and UDOT do not require systems to be configure for speeds higher than TL-3 requirements, 62 MPH (100 KM).

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Table 12.2 Crash Cushions System Type

Primary Use

# of UDOT Approved Systems

Type A

Systems of this type have been classified by FHWA and the AASHTO roadside design guide as reusable crash cushions. Primarily to protect fixed hazards, greater than 36 inches wide, with limited recovery area or a point hazard. Systems can be configured to meet various design speed requirements. System requires a concrete pad for permanent installa on.

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Type B

Systems of this type have been classified by FHWA and the AASHTO roadside design guide as reusable crash cushions. Primarily to protect fixed hazards, less or equal to 36 inches wide, with limited recovery area or a point hazard. Systems can be configured to meet various design speed requirements. System requires a concrete pad for permanent installa on.

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Type C

Systems of this type have been classified by FHWA and the AASHTO roadside design guide as w-beam median terminal. Primarily to protect narrow hazards, 24 inches or less with an available recovery area.

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Type D

Systems of this type have been classified by FHWA and the AASHTO roadside design guide as low maintenance and/or self-restoring crash cushions. Primarily to protect fixed hazards with limited recovery area and have a high probability of impact. Systems can be configured to meet various design speed requirements. System requires a concrete pad for permanent installa on.

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Primarily to protect hazards a minimum of 15 feet from travel lane with available recovery area. It is recommended this system only be used when other systems cannot be placed, and only in areas where snow clearing opera ons will not cause damage. System requires an asphalt or concrete pad for permanent installa on.

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Type E Sand Barrels SubmiƩal Items

The contractor must submit a manufacturer supplied Installer Cer fica on for each type of crash cushion installed on a project, demonstra ng that the installer is cer fied by the manufacturer. A er installa on the contractor must submit a le er of cer fica on, Construc on Form C-112, for each system loca on affirming it is installed according to the Departments and manufacturer’s specifica ons. Contractor will supply an installa on manual for each type of system being installed. Contractor must supply a material cer fica on of compliance, from the manufacture, for each installed system.

Pre-InspecƟon Items The inspector must verify that the installer cer fications have been submitted and approved. The inspector must verify that the device is approved and is listed in The Guidelines for Cash Cushions and End Treatments and Approved Products List. The inspector must verify that all grading and slopes are complete with all required testing prior to installa on of crash cushions. The inspector must verify that all manufacturer surface requirements are met prior to installa on. Crash Cushion Types A, B, & D require a concrete pad for permanent applica ons. Type E may be a concrete or asphalt pad. The Engineer is required to approve site for dimensions, grading and surfaces prior to installa on of crash cushions. The inspector should ensure that the contractor has an approved traffic control plan to ensure worker and public safety while installing crash cushion.

InspecƟon Items The inspector must verify that all crash cushion components are installed to manufacturer’ and the Departments specifica on to include but not limited to dimensions, bol ng and fastening, rail overlaps, transi on elements and markings as required depending on the type of crash cushion installed. Inspector will have and manufacturer’s installa on manual prior to installa on. Inspector should verify all requirements for approaches and slopes meet project specifica ons and/or UDOT CC Standard Drawings. Each approved system has a Construc on Inspec on

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CHAPTER 12 Check List, inspec on checklist available in the Appendix. The inspector must verify that the contractor provides a le er of cer fia on, Form C-112, for each system loca on affirming it is installed according to the Department’s and manufacturer’s specifica ons. If any components of the crash cushion are damaged during construc on the inspector should ensure that it is repaired within twenty four hours of the contractor being no fied of the damage unless damage is caused by an errant vehicle or after Traffic has been established in the final lane configuraon. The inspector should ensure that traffic control plan is followed.

Sampling and TesƟng The inspector must coordinate with the Materials Technician to ensure that all required concrete tes ng is completed and meets manufactures and UDOT requirements for systems Type A, B, and D. For systems Type C with ground mounted posts, density tes ng is performed on the backfill of crash cushion posts and founda on tubes. The inspector must verify that tes ng is performed by TTQP qualified technicians.

Common Issues 1. Grading not completed prior to pad installa on.

2. Slope behind system do not meet standard drawing requirements.

3. Moun ng hardware is missing, not ghtened or bolts have been cut off during system installa on.

02843: CRASH CUSHION

Pre-InspecƟon Manufacturer’s materials cer ficate of compliance.

Verify cer fied installer. Copy for project files.

Receive Installa on Manuals for system being installed.

Verify that grading and slopes are completed prior to installa on of system.

InspecƟon Complete Construc on Inspec on Checklist for system being installed and for each system on the project.

Verity Traffic Control plans are followed with special a en on to barrier end protec on during construc on.

Verify delinea on is installed as per project and standard drawing requirements.

Sampling & TesƟng Coordinate with the Materials Technician for concrete tes ng of system pads or back filled posts.

Verify that tes ng is performed by TTQP qualified technicians.

Post ConstrucƟon Include all material cer fica ons, installer cer fica ons and inspec on checklist into project file.

Receive Le er of Cer fica on, Form C-112, for systems installed, include in project file.

Distribute Construc on Inspec on Checklist and Installa on Manuals for systems installed to local Maintenance Sta on.

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B) Barrier End Treatments – SecƟon 02843 Barrier end treatments have passed NCHRP 350 tes ng criteria. Table 12.3 below shows how these system are categorized for use. An end treatment is designed protect barrier blunt ends from errant vehicles and to reduce impact severity to vehicle occupants.

Approved barrier end treatments are both TL -2 and TL-3 tested but, unlike crash cushions and by UDOT standards, only the TL-3 systems can be used on any UDOT controlled roadway. There are no end treatments that currently meet a higher test level than TL-3.

The informa on in the following table is general in nature, to get full documenta on of the systems see UDOT’s Guidelines for Crash Cushions and Barrier End Treatments. All the systems listed in the table below are proprietary systems and must meet UDOT standards and manufacturer’s standards for manufacturing and installa on.

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Table 12.3

Barrier End Treatments System Type

Primary Use

Type F

Primarily to protect concrete barrier ends and bridge parapets with limited longitudinal space and available recovery area. Systems do not require a transi on from the end treatment to the barrier or parapet.

Systems of this type are ga ng and redirec ve systems, they are installed parallel to the roadway. One of the systems in of this type is required to have a concrete pad, while the other has an op on for a concrete pad or to be ground mounted.

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Type G

Primarily to protect guardrail barrier ends on tangent or flared w-beam installa ons with available recovery area. Can be used to protect concrete barrier ends and bridge parapets when a w-beam transi on element is used. Systems are ga ng and redirec ve, they are typically installed parallel to the roadway with a 2 foot offset over the length of the system. Both approve systems of this type are ground mounted.

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Type H

Primarily to protect guardrail barrier ends on tangent or flared w-beam installa ons with available recovery area. Can be used to protect concrete barrier ends and bridge parapets when a w-beam transi on element is used. Systems are ga ng and redirec ve. These systems are required to be installed with a 4 foot offset over the length of the system. Both approve systems of this type are ground mounted.

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Primarily to protect guardrail barrier ends on tangent or flared w-beam installa ons. Systems require a minimal length of need. Systems are buried into exis ng backslopes. All system components are standard guardrail items. Refer to Std. Dwgs. BA 4F1 and BA 4F2.

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CHAPTER 12 W-Beam Anchor Systems Anchor Type I Used on the trailing end of w-beam guardrail installa on. Used on one way roadways, on divided roadways with a posi ve separa on or median width greater than 36 feet, when barrier end is outside the Std. Dwg. maximum required Clear Zone as defined in Standard Drawing DD 18 and the AASHTO Roadside Design Guide, current edi on. This a non-crash worthy anchor system.

BA 4C1 Anchor Type II Used on the trailing end of w-beam guardrail installa ons on 2 lane 2 way roadways or mul -lane nondivided roadway when barrier end is offset at or beyond the minimum required clear zone of opposing Std. Dwg. traffic. Use permi ed on approach end when design speed and posted speed are less than or equal to 40 MPH. BA 4C2 SubmiƩal Items The contractor must submit a manufacturer supplied Installer Cer fica on for each type of end treatment installed on a project demonstra ng that the installer is cer fied by the manufacturer. A er installa on the contractor must submit a le er of cer fica on, Construc on Form C-112, for each system loca on affirming it is installed according to the Departments and manufacturer’s specifica ons. Contractor will supply installa on manual for each type of system being installed.

Pre-InspecƟon Items The inspector must verify that the installer cer fications have been submitted and approved. The inspector must verify that the device is approved and is listed in The Guidelines for Cash Cushions and End Treatments and Approved Products List. The inspector must verify that all grading and slopes, in the approach area, adjacent runout area and recover area meet the requirements of the applicable standard drawing, refer to standard drawings CC series. The Engineer is required to approve site for dimensions, grading and surfaces prior to installa on of end treatments. The inspector should ensure that the contractor has an approved traffic control plan to ensure worker and public safety while installing crash cushion.

InspecƟon Items The inspector must verify that all end treatment components are installed to manufacturer’s and the Departments specifica on to include but not limited to dimensions, bol ng and fastening, rail overlaps, transi on elements and markings as required depending on the type of crash cushion installed. Inspector will have and manufacturer’s installa on manual prior to installa on. Inspector should verify all requirements for approaches and slopes meet project specifica ons and/or UDOT CC Standard Drawings. Each approved system has a Construc on Inspec on Check List, inspec on checklist available in the Appendix.

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The inspector must verify that the contractor provides a le er of cer fica on, Form C-112, for each system loca on affirming it is installed according to the Department’s and manufacturer’s specifica ons. If any components of the end treatment are damaged during construcon the inspector should ensure that it is repaired within twenty four hours of the contractor being no fied of the damage unless damage is caused by an errant vehicle or after traffic has been established in the final lane configura on. The inspector should ensure that traffic control plan is followed and blunt ends are protected according to applicable TC drawings.

Sampling and TesƟng The inspector must coordinate with the Materials Technician to ensure that all required concrete tes ng is completed and meets manufactures and UDOT requirements for systems Type F. For system Types G and H ground mounted posts, density tes ng is performed on the backfill of end treatment posts and founda on tubes when they are augured in. The inspector must verify that tes ng is performed by TTQP qualified technicians.

Common Issues 1. Grading not completed prior to installa on.

2. Slope behind system do not meet standard drawing requirements.

3. Anchor cable and bearing plate not installed properly. Anchor cable loose and/or bearing plate buried.

4. Founda on tubes higher than 4 inches above ground line.

5. Systems with impact heads, head is not parallel to rail element.

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CHAPTER 12 02843: END TREATMENTS

Pre-InspecƟon Manufacturer’s materials cer ficate of compliance.

Verify cer fied installer. Copy for project files.

Receive Installa on Manual for system being installed.

Verify that grading and slopes are completed prior to installa on of system.

InspecƟon Complete Construc on Inspec on Checklist for each system on the project.

Verity Traffic Control plans are followed with special a en on to barrier end protec on during construc on.

Verify delinea on is installed as per project and standard drawing requirements.

Sampling & TesƟng Coordinate with the Materials Technician for concrete tes ng of system pads or back filled posts.

Verify that tes ng is performed by TTQP qualified technicians.

Post ConstrucƟon Include all material cer fica ons, installer cer fica ons and inspec on checklist into project file.

Receive Le er of Cer fica on, Form C-112, for systems installed, include in project file.

Distribute Construc on Inspec on Checklist and Manuals for each system on the project to local Maintenance Sta on.

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Construction Inspection Checklist Concrete Barrier Standard Drawings BA 1, BA 2 & BA 3 Series Standard Specification Section 02844

NOTE: Use a separate report for each barrier run.

Project #

Resident Engineer:

Date

Inspector:

Project Station

Route:

Mile

GPS

1. Barrier Type: circle barrier type: Precast 32” New Jersey Full Barrier Precast 32” New Jersey Half Barrier Precast 42” Constant Slope Full Barrier Precast 42” Constant Slope Half Barrier Cast In Place 42” Constant Slope Barrier TL‐3 Cast In Place 42” Constant Slope Barrier TL‐5 Cast In Place 54” Constant Slope Barrier TL‐5 2. Were the precast barrier sections inspected prior to delivery to construction site?

YES

NO

NA

3. Have applicable material certification and inspection reports been received?

YES

NO

NA

4. Do all approach slopes conform to UDOT Standards (refer to appropriate Std. Dwgs)?

YES

NO

NA

5. Was barrier installed on 4 inches of pavement, PCCP or HMA

YES

NO

NA

6. Have the 1¼ inch barrier connection pins been installed in precast sections?

YES

NO

NA

7. Have stabilization pins, for the precast section been installed?

(Refer to appropriate Std. Dwgs.)

Note: The first two (2) and last two (2) sections of any style of precast barrier must be pinned. Sections which have a crash cushion, end treatment or transition must be pinned, exception is when pin placement is interfered with by sleeper pad and there is a positive connection at bridge parapet.

YES

NO

NA

8. Was the appropriate steel installed for the cast in place 42 inch TL 3, 42 inch TL 5, or 54 inch TL‐5?

YES

NO

NA

9. Column Protection: Was TL‐5 barrier installed according to Std. Dwg. BA 1E?

YES

NO

NA

9. Has the correct transition section been installed to reduce the height of 42” or 54” constant slope barrier to 32”?

YES

NO

NA

10. Has the barrier seal been installed (precast sections only)?

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

11. Has the proper identification markings been applied to barrier?

Top of precast barrier, beginning of cast in place, 1000’ intervals and end of barrier.

12. Has crash cushion or end treatment inspection been completed?

System Type:

System Name (manufacturer’s name): 13. Was w‐beam transition installed and does the transition meet requirements of Std. Dwg. BA 4 Series?

14. Was w‐beam transition installed and does the transition meet requirements of Std. Dwg. BA 4 Series?

15. Has a Type “F” QuadTrend has been installed on a New Jersey Shaped barrier, if so, has the barrier section been cut as per Std. Dwg. C7A?

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Construction Inspection Checklist W-Beam Guardrail Standard Drawing BA 4 Series Standard Specification Section 02841

NOTE: Use a separate report for each barrier run Date

Project # Resident Engineer: Inspector: Project Station

Route: Mile

GPS

1. Did contractor or sub-contractor use a certified installer of guardrail?

YES

NO

2. Was installer an active participant in the installation?

YES

NO

NA

3. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing guardrail: 4. Was grading completed prior to the installation?

If no, has grading been completed and compacted?

YES

NO

NA

5. Do slopes conform to UDOT requirements (Std. Dwg. BA 4D1 & BA 4D2)?

YES

NO

NA

6. Is there any apparent edge rut 1” or greater?

YES

NO

NA

7. Was barrier placed down a slope? Does placement meet criteria of Std. Dwg. BA 4D2 Detail E?

YES

NO

NA

8. Was w-beam installed on a flare rate? If so were one of the following criteria met?

7A. Is slope barrier is flared over 10:1 or flatter?

7B. If not, were requirements of Std. Dwg. BA 4I met?

NA

9. Does rail offset conform to UDOT requirements or plan set requirements?

10. Does rail height meet standards, 28” to 30”?

(See Std. Dwg. BA 4D1 and/or BA4 D2) (New installations: Optimum rail height should be set at 29”)

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

11. Have post been compacted?

YES YES

NO NO

NA

Have the longer post been marked according to Std. Dwg. BA 4A?

YES

NO

NA

Posts spaced according to Std. Dwg BA 4D1?

YES

NO

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

12. Were long posts (7’) required at any point of the barrier run?

13. Were any post cut, if so, was Std. Dwg BA 4D3 met?

14. If installed with curb or curb and gutter does it conform to the applicable Std. Dwg. BA 4D2, BA 4E1 or BA 4E2?

15. Have all bolts been installed and tightened?

16. Has an appropriate end treatment been installed?

System Type:

System Name (manufacturer’s name): Revised Jan 2014 SD & SG

Construction Inspection Checklist W-Beam Guardrail Standard Drawing BA 4 Series Standard Specification Section 02841

17. Has End Treatment Inspection been completed?

18. Has Anchor System been installed as required by Std. Dwg.. BA4D1 Typical Installation detail?

19. Does Anchor meet requirements of Std. Dwg BA 4C1, Anchor Type I or BA 4C2 Anchor Type 2 20. Has concrete barrier or bridge parapet been reduce to a height of 32 inches for wbeam transition?

(See applicable Std. Dwg. BA 3 series for Cast In Place or Precast Constant Slope Barrier requirements.)

21. Has transition with proper hardware been installed?

(Std. Dwgs.BA 4B1, BA 4B2 or BA 4B4)?

Core through with no spalling, if spalling occurred was it repaired prior to acceptance?

22. Was proper curb section or rub rail installed?

(Std. Dwg. BA 4B3 Curb, BA 4B4 Rub Rail) 23. Standard for installing rail in a non-typical application.

21A. Was missing post application met (Std. Dwg BA 4H1, BA 4H2, BA 4H3 or BA 4H4)?

22B. Was Deflection Criteria (Std. Dwg BA 4H5) met?

24. Was a Curved Breakaway system installed within the w-beam run, does it meet the standards of Std. Dwg BA 4G? CRT post correct and additional anchorage installed?

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YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

Construction Inspection Checklist High Tension Cable Barrier Standard Drawing BA 5 Series Standard specification Section 02845

NOTE: Use a separate report for each barrier run

Project #

Resident Engineer:

Date

Inspector:

Project Station

Route:

Mile

GPS

1. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B)

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES YES

NO NO

NA NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

2. Name of contractor or sub‐contractor installing cable 3. Were site preparations “grading” completed prior to cable and anchor system installation?

4. Do slopes conform to UDOT requirements? (Std. Dwg. BA 5B Series) 5. Was barrier placed on a flare rate? Flatter or equal to 30:1 or 20:1 minimum.

6. Does barrier offset meet UDOT requirements? (Std. Dwg. BA 5B Series) 7. Does barrier height meet manufacturer’s requirements?

8. Line post alignment meets specification requirements of ¾ inch alignment to the post on either side?

9. Line post foundations placed according to Std. Dwg. BA 5A? 10. Has the required Cable W‐beam Anchor system been installed according to the applicable Std. Dwg.? (BA 5D – BA 5J) 10A. Is the Cable Barrier W‐beam Anchor Assembly been installed according to Std. Dwg. BA 5C1? Anchor post 7 ½ inches in height from ground line.

11. Has concrete barrier or bridge parapet been reduce to a height of 32 inches for w‐ beam transition?

(See applicable Std. Dwg. BA 3 series for Cast In Place or Precast Constant Slope Barrier requirements.)

12. If connecting to concrete bridge parapet trailing end, is the cable barrier parapet departure bracket installed according to BA 5C2?

13. Has an appropriate end treatment been installed?

System Type:

System Name (manufacturer’s name):

14. Has an End Treatment Inspection been completed?

14A. Has Form C‐112 “Letter of Certification” (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

15. Does Anchor meet requirements of Std. Dwg BA 4C1, Anchor Type I or BA 4C2 Anchor Type 2 16. Has all documentation been collected indicating after installation cable tension requirements meeting specification 02845 3.7?

17. If delineation required, has it been installed according to specification 02845 3.8?

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Construction Inspection Checklist Crash Cushion System QuadGuard Family of Systems/Energy Absorption Standard Drawing CC 3 & CC 4 Series Standard specification Section 02843 NOTE: Inspector will request a shop drawing and/ or installation manual be supplied prior to installation.

These systems vary in length depending on Design Speed requirements.

Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector:

Route: Mile Post:

Project Station

1. Circle One: System

A > 36” wide system ,

GPS

B ≤ 36” narrow system

If system is a QuadGuard M-10 System mark appropriate box. An M-10 system will have a metal nose piece.

2. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B) 3. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing crash cushion: 4. Were site preparations, grading, completed prior to system installation?

5. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3.

6. Does concrete pad meet manufacturer’s specifications?

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

7. Are there any fixed objects in front of, behind or to the approach sides of the system?

8. Do slopes to the system meet requirements established in Standard Drawing CC 4 and applicable DD drawing?

9. Does the curb meet requirements as established in Std Dwg. CC 3, CC 4B or CC 10. Has proper constant slope 42 inch or 54 inch, barrier transition section been installed?

Transition drops full height barrier down to 32 inches.

11. Has precast barrier sections or transition section been pinned to ground?

Not require if barrier or transition pinning will interfere with sleeper slab, and there is a positive connection to bridge parapet.

12. System positioned to protect hazard?

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

13. Have monorails been aligned?

YES

NO

14. Back up been installed accord to manufacture’s requirements

YES

NO

15. All anchoring bolts in place set at the proper height and have the proper torque?

YES

NO

16. Transition panel been installed properly?

(Note: required in a bi-direction application, 2 transition panels required when installed with w-beam.)

YES

NO

17. Fender panels been properly installed using the specialty washer, do they have the proper torque? (see manufactures specifications for torque values)

YES

NO

YES

NO

19. Has appropriate object marker and marker post been installed as per Std. Dwg. CC1?

YES

NO

20. Has Form C-112 “Letter of Certification” (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

21. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

18. Have the cartridges been installed in the proper order?

(See manufacture’s specifications for proper installation)

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Construction Inspection Checklist Crash Cushion System QuadGuard Family of Systems/Energy Absorption Standard Drawing CC 3 & CC 4 Series Standard specification Section 02843 Comments:

Revised Jan 2014 SD & GS

Construction Inspection Checklist: Crash Cushion System SCI 100GM & SCI 70GM / Work Area Protection Standard Drawing CC 3 & CC 4 Series Standard Specification Section 02843

NOTE: These systems vary in length depending on Design Speed requirements. The Type A anĚ Type B may require additional panels and braces to meet hazard width requirements, this extra requirement is not a separate pay item and should be paid as part of the system. These systems come fully assemble to the job site. Inspector will request a shop drawing and/ or installation manual be supplied prior to installation.

Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector:

Project Station

Route:

Mile Post:

GPS

1. Circle One System:

A > 36” wide system /requires B ≤ 36” narrow system, may requires additional wing panels and spanner additional wing panels and spanner braces. braces 2. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B) YES NO 3. Name of contractor or sub‐contractor

installing crash cushion.

4. Were site preparations, grading, completed prior to system installation?

YES NO 5. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

YES NO See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3 6. Does concrete pad meet manufacturer’s specifications?

YES NO 7. Are there any fixed objects in front of, behind or to the approach sides of the system?

8. Do slopes to the system meet requirements established in Standard Drawing CC 4 and applicable DD drawing?

9. Does the curb meet requirements as established in Std Dwg. CC 3, CC 4B or CC 10. Has proper constant slope 42 inch or 54 inch, barrier transition section been installed?

Transition drops full height barrier down to 32 inches.

11. Has precast barrier sections or transition section been pinned to ground?

Not require if barrier or transition pinning will interfere with sleeper slab, and there is a positive connection to bridge parapet.

12. System positioned to protect hazard?

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

16. Transition panel been installed properly?

(Note: required in a bi‐direction application, 2 transition panels required when installed with w‐beam.)

YES

NO

17. Fender panels been properly installed using the specialty washer, do they have the proper torque? (see manufactures specifications for torque values)

YES

NO

18. Has appropriate object marker and marker post been installed as per Std. Dwg. CC1?

YES

NO

19. Has Form C‐112 “Letter of Certification” (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

20. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

13. Has back up been installed accord to manufacture’s requirements?

14 Have required wing panels and spanner braces been installed properly?

(See installation manual and shop drawings) Part of system not a separate pay item.

15. All anchoring bolts in place set at the proper height and have the proper torque?

(No cut off bolts permitted)

Revised Jan 2014 SRD & GS

Construction Inspection Checklist: Crash Cushion System SCI 100GM & SCI 70GM / Work Area Protection Standard Drawing CC 3 & CC 4 Series Standard Specification Section 02843

Comments:

Revised Jan 2014 SRD & GS

Construction Inspection Checklist Crash Cushion System TRACC / Trinity Industries Standard Drawing CC 3 & CC 4 Series Standard Specification Section 02843

NOTE: These systems vary in length depending on Design Speed requirements. The Type A and Type B may require additional panels and braces to meet hazard width requirements, this extra requirement is not a separate pay item and should be paid as part of the system. These systems come fully assemble to the job site. Inspector will request a shop drawing and/ or installation manual be supplied prior to installation.

Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector:

Route: Mile Post:

Project Station 1. Circle One: System

GPS

A > 36” wide systems: Requires additional transition panel and support braces

B < 36” narrow system: may require additional transition panel and support braces for hazards greater than 24 inches 2. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B) YES NO 3. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing crash cushion.

4. Were site preparations, grading, completed prior to system installation?

YES NO 5. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3

YES

NO

6. Does concrete pad meet manufacturer’s specifications?

YES

NO

7. Are there any fixed objects in front of, behind or to the approach sides of the system?

YES

NO

8. Do slopes to the system meet requirements established in Standard Drawing CC 4 and applicable DD drawing?

YES

NO

9. Does the curb meet requirements as established in Std Dwg. CC 3, CC 4B or CC?

YES

NO

10. Has proper constant slope 42 inch or 54 inch, barrier transition section been installed?

Transition drops full height barrier down to 32 inches.

YES

NO

11. Has precast barrier sections or transition section been pinned to ground?

Not require if barrier or transition pinning will interfere with sleeper slab, and there is a positive connection to bridge parapet.

YES

NO

12. System positioned to protect hazard?

YES

NO

13. Has backup braces been attached properly?

YES

NO

15. Additional transition panels and support braces been installed properly?

(See manufacturer’s specifications)

YES

NO

16. All anchoring bolts in place, set at the proper height and wrench tightened?

Cutting of bolt is not permitted

YES

NO

17. Fender panels been properly installed aligned and secured using the specialty washers?

YES

NO

14. Transition panel been installed properly?

(Note: required in a bi-direction application, 2 transition panels required when installed with w-beam.)

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Construction Inspection Checklist Crash Cushion System TRACC / Trinity Industries Standard Drawing CC 3 & CC 4 Series Standard Specification Section 02843

18. Has appropriate object marker and marker post been installed as per Std. Dwg. CC1?

YES

NO

19. Has Form C-112 â&#x20AC;&#x153;Letter of Certificationâ&#x20AC;? (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

20. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

Comments:

Revised Jan 2014 SD & GS

Construction Inspection Checklist Crash Cushion System Universal TAU II Systems / Barrier Systems, Inc. Standard Drawing CC 3 & CC 4 Series Standard Specification Section 02843 NOTE: These systems vary in length depending on Design Speed requirements. The Type A and Type B may require additional panels and braces to meet hazard width requirements, this extra requirement is not a separate pay item and should be paid as part of the system. These systems come fully assemble to the job site. Inspector will request a shop drawing and/ or installation manual be supplied prior to installation

Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector: Project Station

Route: Mile Post:

GPS

B < 36” narrow system: may require additional transition 1. Circle One: System panel and support braces for hazards greater than 24 inches 2. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B) YES NO 3. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing crash cushion.

4. Were site preparations, grading, completed prior to system installation?

YES NO A > 36” wide systems: require additional transition panel and support braces

5. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3.

YES

NO

6. Does concrete pad meet manufacturer’s specifications?

YES

NO

7. Are there any fixed objects in front of, behind or to the approach sides of the system?

YES

NO

8. Do slopes to the system meet requirements established in Standard Drawing CC 4 and applicable DD drawing?

YES

NO

9. Does the curb meet requirements as established in Std Dwg. CC 3, CC 4B or CC.

YES

NO

10. Has proper constant slope 42 inch or 54 inch, barrier transition section been installed?

Transition drops full height barrier down to 32 inches.

YES

NO

11. Has precast barrier sections or transition section been pinned to ground?

Not require if barrier or transition pinning will interfere with sleeper slab, and there is a positive connection to bridge parapet.

YES

NO

12. System positioned to protect hazard?

YES

NO

13. Has front and rear anchors been installed correctly? See manufacture’s specifications.

YES

NO

14. Have cable guides and cable been installed and tightened?

YES

NO

15. Transition panel been installed properly?

(Note: required in a bi-direction application, 2 transition panels required when installed with w-beam.)

YES

NO

16. All anchoring bolts in place, set at the proper height and have proper torque?

Cutting off bolts is not permitted.

YES

NO

17. Fender panels bolts been properly installed and have the proper torque?

YES

NO

18. Have cartridges been installed in the proper order? See manufacturer’s specifications.

YES

NO

Revised Jan 2014 SD & GS

Construction Inspection Checklist Crash Cushion System Universal TAU II Systems / Barrier Systems, Inc. Standard Drawing CC 3 & CC 4 Series Standard Specification Section 02843

19. Has appropriate object marker and marker post been installed as per Std. Dwg. CC1?

YES

NO

20. Has Form C-112 â&#x20AC;&#x153;Letter of Certificationâ&#x20AC;? (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

21. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

Comments:

Revised Jan 2014 SD & GS

Construction Inspection Checklist: Crash Cushion System QUEST / Energy Absorption Standard Drawing CC 3 & CC 4 Series

NOTE: This is a Type B system only, is 24” wide and 22’ long, and comes fully assembled to the job site.

Inspector will request a shop drawing and/ or installation manual be supplied prior to installation.

Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector: Project Station

Route: Mile Post:

GPS

1. Type B ≤ 24” will only protect hazard 24 inches or less, is hazard 24 inches or less?

YES

NO

2. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B) 3. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing crash cushion.

4. Were site preparations, grading, completed prior to system installation?

YES

NO

YES

NO

5. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3.

YES

NO

5. Does concrete pad meet manufacturer’s specifications?

YES

NO

6. Are there any fixed objects in front of, behind or to the approach sides of the system?

YES

NO

7. Do slopes to the system meet requirements established in Standard Drawing CC 4 and applicable DD drawing?

YES

NO

8. Does the curb meet requirements as established in Std Dwg. CC 3, CC 4B or CC

YES

NO

9. Has proper constant slope 42 inch or 54 inch, barrier transition section been installed?

Transition drops full height barrier down to 32 inches.

YES

NO

10. Has precast barrier sections or transition section been pinned to ground?

Not require if barrier or transition pinning will interfere with sleeper slab, and there is a positive connection to bridge parapet.

YES

NO

11. System positioned to protect hazard?

YES

NO

12. Are all required anchoring bolts in place and set at the proper height and tightened to the proper torque? (cut off bolt not permitted) Refer to installation manual, some bolts not required. See manufacture’s specifications.

YES

NO

13. Transition panel been installed properly?

(Note: required in a bi-direction application, 2 transition panels required when installed with w-beam.)

YES

NO

14. Fender panels bolts been properly installed and have the proper torque?

YES

NO

15. Has shaper rail been installed and bolted properly?

YES

NO

16. Has trigger assembly been properly installed? Refer to manufacturer’s installation manual.

YES

NO

17. Has appropriate object marker and marker post been installed as per Std. Dwg. CC1?

YES

NO

18. Has Form C-112 “Letter of Certification” (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

19. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

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Construction Inspection Checklist: Crash Cushion System QUEST / Energy Absorption Standard Drawing CC 3 & CC 4 Series

Comments:

Revised Jan 2014 SD & GS

Construction Inspection Checklist: Crash Cushion System Type C: BRAKEMASTER/Energy Absorption Standard Drawing CC 5A Standard Specification Section 02843 Note: Inspector will request a shop drawings and / or installation manual be supplied prior to installation.

Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector: Project Station

Route: Mile Post:

GPS

1. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B)

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

14. Laminated straps, been properly installed?

YES

NO

15. Brake, brake tension support and cable in proper position?

YES

NO

16. Breakaway rods and cable firmly attached to front anchor support?

YES

NO

17. Has Form C-112 “Letter of Certification” (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

18. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

2. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing crash cushion: 3. Have you received Installation Manuals for the system for distribution?

4. Was grading completed prior to the installation?

See Std. Specification 2843 line 3.1 Installation line A If no, has grading been completed and compacted?

5. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3 6. Do slopes and pad conform to UDOT requirements (Std. Dwg. CC 5A)?

7. Is the required amount of w-beam median barrier (25’) or median barrier transition, Std. Dwg. BA 4B4, been installed behind the system, see CC 5A? 8. Does system have the proper transition into bridge parapet or concrete barrier?

(See Standard Drawing BA 4B2 single sided transition, BA 4B4 double-sided transition and CC 5A) 9. Do recovery areas meet requirements established in Standard Drawing CC 5A? 10. Are there any fixed objects in front of, behind or to the approach sides of the system?

No fixed object within 75 feet of the crash cushion front & rear or within 10 feet of the sides.

12. Has front anchor been installed as per manufacturer’s requirements?

See installation manual.

13. Proper rail panels been used and oriented correctly for the direction of traffic?

(When used in bi-directional traffic, rail lap should be so spearing cannot occur.)

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Construction Inspection Checklist: Crash Cushion System Type C: BRAKEMASTER/Energy Absorption Standard Drawing CC 5A Standard Specification Section 02843 Comments:

Revised Jan 2014 SD & GS

Construction Inspection Checklist: Crash Cushion System Type C: C.A.T. 350 / Trinity Industries Standard Drawing CC 5B Standard Specification Section 02843 Note: Inspector will request a shop drawings and / or installation manual be supplied prior to installation.

Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector: Project Station

Route: Mile Post:

GPS

1. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B) 2. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing crash cushion: 3. Have you received Installation Manuals for the system for distribution?

4. Was grading completed prior to the installation?

See Std. Specification 2843 line 3.1 Installation line A If no, has grading been completed and compacted?

5. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3 6. Do slopes and pad conform to UDOT requirements (Std. Dwg. CC 5B)?

7. Is the required amount of w-beam median barrier (25’) or median barrier transition, Std. Dwg. BA 4B4, been installed behind the system, see CC 5B? 8. Does system have the proper transition into bridge parapet or concrete barrier?

(See Standard Drawing BA 4B2 single sided transition, BA 4B4 double-sided transition and CC 5A) 9. Do recovery areas meet requirements established in Standard Drawing CC 5B? 10. Are there any fixed objects in front of, behind or to the approach sides of the system?

No fixed object within 75 feet of the crash cushion front & rear or within 10 feet of the sides.

11. Has special ½ post been used at post # 1? See installation manual.

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

12. Do foundation tubes at posts 1 through 6 protrude 4 inches or less above ground?

YES

NO

13. Are the shortened breakaway posts oriented properly for approach traffic?

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

17. Have restraining rod been installed behind post 3 and behind post 5?

YES

NO

18. Strut assemble, anchor cable, and bearing plate been installed and are they secure?

YES

NO

19. Has Form C-112 “Letter of Certification” (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

20. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

14. Guardrail panels been installed in the proper orientation?

12 gage slotted rail from post # 2 to post # 4, 10 gage slotted rail from post # 4 to post # 6 15. Have the proper slice bolts and plate washers been installed in rail at posts 4 and 6?

Bolts will have the word “CAT” on top.

16. Have knock out tubes been installed at post 4 & 6?

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Construction Inspection Checklist: Crash Cushion System Type C: C.A.T. 350 / Trinity Industries Standard Drawing CC 5B Standard Specification Section 02843 Comments:

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Construction Inspection Checklist: Crash Cushion System Type C: FLEAT MT / Road Systems Inc. Standard Drawing CC 5C Standard Specification Section 02843 Note: Inspector will request a shop drawings and / or installation manual be supplied prior to installation.

Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector: Project Station

Route: Mile Post:

GPS

1. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B)

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

9. Do recovery areas meet requirements established in Standard Drawing CC 5C?

YES

NO

10. Are there any fixed objects in front of, behind or to the approach sides of the system?

No fixed object within 75 feet of the crash cushion front & rear or within 10 feet of the sides.

YES

NO

11. Do foundation tubes at posts 1 through 7 protrude 4 inches or less above ground?

YES

NO

12. Have plug welded posts been used?

YES

NO

13. All posts oriented with notch towards impact heads.

YES

NO

14. Slotted rail element installed between posts 1 & 3 and posts 4 & 6?

YES

NO

15. Post 1: No rail to post connection.

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

18. Post 3: no rail to post & block connection.

YES

NO

19. Cable anchor block assemblies install at post 1 & post 4. No strut between posts 4 & 5

YES

NO

2. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing crash cushion.

3. Have you received Installation Manuals for the system for distribution?

4. Was grading completed prior to the installation?

See Std. Specification 2843 line 3.1 Installation line A If no, has grading been completed and compacted?

5. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3 6. Do slopes and pad conform to UDOT requirements (Std. Dwg. CC 5C)?

7. Is the required amount of w-beam median barrier (25’) or median barrier transition, Std. Dwg. BA 4B4, been installed behind the system, see CC 5C? 8. Does system have the proper transition into bridge parapet or concrete barrier?

(See Standard Drawing BA 4B2 single sided transition, BA 4B4 double-sided transition and CC 5C)

15A. Impact heads secured to post 1, marker post installed at post 1.

16. Post 2: Short 5/8” X 1¼” bolt w/washer and nut rail to post connection installed.

17. Post 4: No rail to post connection on impact head side. Impact head secured to post.

Bolt through post and blocks and rail element on long side of system.

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Construction Inspection Checklist: Crash Cushion System Type C: FLEAT MT / Road Systems Inc. Standard Drawing CC 5C Standard Specification Section 02843 20. Strut assemble installed at post 1.

YES

NO

21. Deflector box and tether installed at post 1

YES

NO

22. Has Form C-112 â&#x20AC;&#x153;Letter of Certificationâ&#x20AC;? (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

23. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

Comments:

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Construction Inspection Checklist End Treatment System Type F: BEAT-SSCC / Road Systems Inc. Standard Drawing CC 7B Standard Specification Section 02843 NOTE: Inspector will request a shop drawings and / or installation manual be supplied prior to installation.

Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector: Project Station

Route: Mile

GPS

1. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B) 2. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing end treatment: 3. Have you received Installation Manuals for the system for distribution?

4. Was grading completed prior to the installation?

See Std. Specification 2843 line 3.1 Installation line A If no, has grading been completed and compacted?

5. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3 6. Do slopes and pad conform to UDOT requirements (Std. Dwg. CC 7B)?

7. Has the concrete barrier been transition down to 32 inches?

Applies when used with 42 inch or 54 inch barrier, see Std .Dwg. BA 3 series.

8. Have stabilization pins been installed in pre cast concrete barrier sections?

Install pin prior to installing end treatment.

9. Do recovery areas meet requirements established in Standard Drawing CC 7B? 10. Are there any fixed objects in front of, behind or to the approach sides of the system?

No fixed object within 75 feet of end treatment front & rear or within 10 feet of the sides.

11. Concrete pad meet manufacture’s specifications.

(Required with surface mounted posts: Post 1 hinge mounted differently than post 2 NA through 7, see manufacturer’s installation manual.)

12. Have plug welded post been installed as per manufacturer’s requirements?

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

18. Strut assemble, anchor cable, and bearing plate been installed and are they secure?

YES

NO

19. Has Form C-112 “Letter of Certification” (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

20. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

13. Have the proper tube sections (box beam) been installed in the correct locations?

14. Has tube sections been attached to all post with the proper brackets and hardware?

15. Has box beam transition and rail anchor been securely attached to barrier?

(Core drilling of concrete for connecting bolts will reduce the amount of spalling during installation.)

16. Has cable assembly, bearing plate, and tether cable and post breaker been attached and secured?

17. Has impact head been properly inserted into box beam?

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Construction Inspection Checklist End Treatment System Type F: BEAT-SSCC / Road Systems Inc. Standard Drawing CC 7B Standard Specification Section 02843

Comments:

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Construction Inspection Checklist End Treatment System Type F: QuadTrend 350 Energy Absorption Standard Drawing CC 7A NOTE: Inspector will request a shop drawings and / or installation manual be supplied prior to installation.

Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector: Project Station

Route: Mile

GPS

1. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B) 2. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing end treatment: 3. Have you received Installation Manuals for the system for distribution?

4. Was grading completed prior to the installation?

See Std. Specification 2843 line 3.1 Installation line A If no, has grading been completed and compacted?

5. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3 6. Do slopes and pad conform to UDOT requirements (Std. Dwg. CC 7A)?

7. Has the concrete barrier been transition down to 32 inches?

Applies when used with 42 inch or 54 inch barrier, see Std .Dwg. BA 3 series.

8. Have stabilization pins been installed in pre cast concrete barrier sections?

Install pin prior to installing end treatment.

9. Has concrete barrier, New Jersey shape only, been cut as per Std. Dwg. CC 7A? Cut prior to installing system 10. Do recovery areas meet requirements established in Standard Drawing CC 7B? 11. Are there any fixed objects in front of, behind or to the approach sides of the system?

No fixed object within 75 feet of end treatment front & rear or within 10 feet of the sides.

12. Concrete pad meet manufacture’s specifications. (see manufacturer’s installation manual.)

13. Concrete anchor construction and placement meet manufacture’s specifications and Std. Dwg. CC 7A?

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

13. Has post # 6 placed 33" from barrier or parapet according to manufactures specifications?

14. Have posts base plates been attached to concrete pad and have proper torque (125 ft lbs) and are bolts flush with top of nut? (not to exceed ½ “) Cut off bolt not permitted.

15. Have post and slip bases been properly installed and have proper torque (torque 60 ft-lbs)?

16. Fender panels attached in the proper position on each post and have proper torque (torque 150 ft-lbs)?

17. Panel to panel attachments made with mushroom washers, are they seated into panel?

18. Has redirection cable been run through the welded ring at post #1, attached and secured to both the front and rear anchors and lying flat on the ground? (Cable should not be buried.)

19. Sand containers filled and placed on the proper posts #1, #3, and #4?

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

20. Tension strap, back strap and transition panel been installed correctly?

YES

NO

21. Has Form C-112 “Letter of Certification” (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

22. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

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Construction Inspection Checklist End Treatment System Type F: QuadTrend 350 Energy Absorption Standard Drawing CC 7A Comment:

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Construction Inspection Checklist End Treatment System Type G System: ET/PLUS, Trinity, Inc. SKT-350, Road Systems Inc Standard Drawing CC 8A or CC 8B Standard Specification Section 02843 NOTE: Inspector will request a shop drawings and / or installation manual be supplied prior to installation.

CC 8B is for 3R type projects, all other project have to meet requirements of CC 8A Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector:

Route:

Project Station System:

ET-PLUS

Mile SKT-350

GPS

circle one

2. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B) 3. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing end treatment: 4. Have you received Installation Manuals for the system for distribution?

5. Was grading completed prior to the installation?

See Std. Specification 2843 line 3.1 Installation line A If no, has grading been completed and compacted?

6. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3 7. Do slopes, front, side approaches and recovery area conform to UDOT requirements?

(Std. Dwg. CC 8A or CC 8B if applicable) 8. Does system have w-beam transition into bridge parapet or concrete barrier?

9. Has the concrete barrier been transition down to 32 inches?

Applies when used with 42 inch or 54 inch barrier, see Std .Dwg. BA 3 series.

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

10. Post Requirements: circle system you are inspecting A. ET-PLUS Post 1: hinge post, hinge set no greater than 1 inch above ground line. No block outs.

Post 2: Steel Yielding Terminal Post (SYTP) set into 6 ft. foundation tube.

Posts 3 & 4: Steel Yielding Terminal Posts (SYTP) set into 4 ft. 6 in. foundation tubes.

Posts 5 - 8: Controlled Release Terminal Posts (CRT)

YES YES YES YES

NO NO NO NO

B. SKT-350 Notch in post toward impact head Posts 1 & 2: shortened steel plug welded post set into 6 ft. foundation tubes. No block outs.

Posts 3 & 4: shortened steel plug welded post set into 4 ft. 6 in. foundation tubes.

Posts 5 - 8: Controlled Release Terminal Posts (CRT)

YES YES YES

NO NO NO

11. Do foundation tubes exceed 4 inches above ground level?

YES

NO

12. Are CRT posts oriented toward approach traffic and top hole at ground level?

13. Has proper rail section used between post 1 & 3?

A. ET-Plus Standard rail element (12 ½”) with rectangular notches for anchor block.

No rail to post connection at post 1.

Rail to post connection at post 2 use ⅝” X 1¼” HGR post bolt. No blockout at posts 1 or 2.

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

NA NA

B. SKT-350 Slotted rail element (12 ½” ) with rounded holes for anchor block attachment .

No rail to post connection at post 1.

Rail to post connection at post 2 use ⅝” X 1¼” HGR post bolt. No blockout at posts 1 or 2.

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Construction Inspection Checklist End Treatment System Type G System: ET/PLUS, Trinity, Inc. SKT-350, Road Systems Inc Standard Drawing CC 8A or CC 8B Standard Specification Section 02843 14. Has proper anchor block been installed?

A. ET-Plus Cable block set into notched rail with pre-formed hooks.

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

17. Has impact head been fully engaged with rail section?

YES

NO

18. Has impact head been secured to post 1?

YES

NO

19. Has Form C-112 â&#x20AC;&#x153;Letter of Certificationâ&#x20AC;? (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

20. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

B. SKT-350 Cable block with pre-formed hooks attached to rail using shoulder bolts .

15. Has cable assembly, bearing plate cable anchorage been installed and tightened properly?

No more than 1 inch lift of cable. Tool marks should be visible on shank lower post 1.

16. Have blocks been toe nailed into post at post 5 through 8?

Comments:

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Construction Inspection Checklist End Treatment System Type G System: ET/PLUS, Trinity, Inc. SKT-350, Road Systems Inc Standard Drawing CC 8A or CC 8B Standard Specification Section 02843

SKT-350

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Construction Inspection Checklist End Treatment System FLEAT-350 / Road Systems Inc. Standard Drawing CC9A Standard Specification Section 02843 NOTE: Inspector will request a shop drawings and / or installation manual be supplied prior to installation.

Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector: Project Station

Route: Mile

GPS

1. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B) 2. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing end treatment.

3. Have you received Installation Manuals for the system for distribution?

4. Was grading completed prior to the installation?

See Std. Specification 2843 line 3.1 Installation line A If no, has grading been completed and compacted?

5. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3.

6. Do slopes, front, side approaches and recovery area conform to UDOT requirements?

(Std. Dwg. CC 9A ) 7. Does system have w-beam transition into bridge parapet or concrete barrier?

9. Has the concrete barrier been transition down to 32 inches?

Applies when used with 42 inch or 54 inch barrier, see Std .Dwg. BA 3 series.

10.System Offset

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

11. Post Requirements: Posts 1& 2: plug welded post inside 6 ft. foundation tubes. No block outs.

Post 3 - 7: Controlled Release Terminal Posts (CRT) with block outs toe nailed to posts.

YES YES

NO NO

12. Do foundation tubes exceed 4 inches above ground level?

YES

NO

13. Are CRT posts oriented toward approach traffic and top hole at ground level?

14. Has proper rail section used between post 1 & 3? Slotted rail element (12 ½ ft ) with rounded holes for anchor block attachment. Two standard 12½ rail element between posts 3 & 7.

15. No post to rail connection at posts 1 & 3?

16. Has cable assembly, bearing plate cable anchorage been installed and tightened properly?

No more than 1 inch lift of cable. Tool marks should be visible on shank lower post 1.

17. Have blocks been toe nailed into post at post 3 through 7?

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

18. Has impact head been fully engaged with rail section?

YES

NO

19. Has impact head been secured to post 1?

YES

NO

20. Has Form C-112 “Letter of Certification” (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

21. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

A. Has system been 4 ft. from tangent barrier run?

B. Same flare rate as barrier run.

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Construction Inspection Checklist End Treatment System FLEAT-350 / Road Systems Inc. Standard Drawing CC9A Standard Specification Section 02843 Comments:

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Construction Inspection Checklist End Treatment System Type H: SRT/HBA 6 POST / Trinity Industries Standard Drawing CC9A Standard Specification Section 02843 NOTE: Inspector will request a shop drawings and / or installation manual be supplied prior to installation.

Project #

Date

Resident Engineer: Inspector: Project Station

Route: Mile

GPS

1. Installers certified by the manufacturer/UDOT? (Std. Spec. Section 02843 part 1.4 B) 2. Name of contractor or sub-contractor installing end treatment.

3. Have you received Installation Manuals for the system for distribution?

4. Was grading completed prior to the installation?

See Std. Specification 2843 line 3.1 Installation line A If no, has grading been completed and compacted?

5. Did Resident Engineer sign off on grading prior to installation of system?

See Std. Specification 2842 3.1 Installation line 3 6. Do slopes, front, side approaches and recovery area conform to UDOT requirements?

(Std. Dwg. CC 9A ) 7. Does system have w-beam transition into bridge parapet or concrete barrier?

9. Has the concrete barrier been transition down to 32 inches?

Applies when used with 42 inch or 54 inch barrier, see Std .Dwg. BA 3 series.

10.System Offset; Ref to Std. Dwg. CC 9A Install system on a straight line, refer to installation manual.

A. Has system been offset 4 ft. from tangent barrier run?

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

NA

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

12. Do foundation tubes exceed 4 inches above ground level?

YES

NO

13. Are CRT posts oriented toward approach traffic and top hole at ground level?

14. Has proper rail section used between post 1 & 3? Slotted rail element (12 ½’ ) with rounded holes for anchor block attachment . 1 slotted rail (12½’) between posts 3 & 5, slotted rail installed so slot guard are on downstream side of approach.

Standard 12½ rail element between posts 5 &7 15. Special opened end slotted rail at post 1, connection to post required.

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

16. Have slot guards been installed and oriented properly?

YES

NO

15. Back up plates installed at posts 2? No rail to post connection at post 2.

17. Has cable assembly, bearing plate cable anchorage been installed and tightened properly?

No more than 1 inch lift of cable. Tool marks should be visible on shank lower post 1.

V notched bearing plate secured with open end up.

18. Has marker post been and markings been installed, see Std. Dwg. CC 1.

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

B. Has system been offset 4 ft. from the line of flared barrier run?

11. Post Requirements: Posts 1& 2: Hinged break away post. No block outs.

Post 3 - 7: Controlled Release Terminal Posts (CRT) with block outs toe nailed to posts.

Last line post is post 7 of system.

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Construction Inspection Checklist End Treatment System Type H: SRT/HBA 6 POST / Trinity Industries Standard Drawing CC9A Standard Specification Section 02843 19. Has Form C-112 “Letter of Certification” (Section 02843 part 1.4 B) been received?

YES

NO

20. Have installation documents been distributed to local maintenance station?

YES

NO

Comments:

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Construction Inspection Guide Chapter Links

1-Preface & Introduction

2-Traffic Control

3-Demolition and Earthwork

4-Drainage

5-Pavement & Materials

6-Structures

7-Traffic Signals, Lighting, ATMS

8-Striping, Signing, Safety Features

9-Landscaping, Fencing, Incidental Const.

10-Utilities

11-PDBS

12-Crash Cushion & Barrier End Treatments

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