ORANGE CONSTRUCTION ZONE: Tips for Completing a
Successful Asphalt Project By definition, orange – or the “safety orange”
commonly seen in construction projects – is a hue. It is used to set objects apart from their surroundings, particularly in complementary contrast to the azure color of thef
sky (azure is the complementary color of orange,f and therefore there is a very strong contrast between the two
colors).Most project and construction sites use orange to help ensure the safety of others. Construction work isk a hazardous land-based job that includes many tasks and conditions such as working with height, excavation, noise, dust, power tools and equipment. Within the field of constructionf
construction areas. Staying safe is a top priority. After all, isn’t that one of thef
pavement maintenance? From vehicle traffic to foot traffic, we look fork it is important to have safe
primary reasons for safe solid
ground on which to work, drive and play. So how do we make that happen? Successful pavement maintenance starts with the proper assessment and preparation. Spring is one of the best times for asphalt inspections. Asphalt surfaces are routinely observed – driveway, parking lots, roadway conditions - as part of normal work andk
at the entire pavement system as a whole for proper maintenance and repair. An inspection encourages a review of specificf
travel; however, an actual inspection means looking conditions important in paved
surface maintenance, such as drainage, adequate strength and safety. Roadmap for your project
One of the critical factors for project success is having a well-developed plan. Like a roadmap, it provides the direction and details for the project. In order to evaluate and create a plan you must select a contractor to complete necessary pavement inspections, evaluations and to make recommendations. Taking the time to meet contractors on site in your community is key to developing a good
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