Post-Crash Protocol

Recover from a Crash and Get Back on the Road

Truck Mounted Attenuator (TMA) truck is equipped with a crash attenuator mounted at its rear, specifically designed to enhance safety in work zones. By absorbing the force of collisions, the attenuator functions as a protective cushion, effectively minimizing the severity of crashes and safeguarding both roadside workers and drivers.

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Ensure Immediate Safety

Secure the area, check for injuries, and move people to safety to prevent further harm.

Notify Authorities and Relevant Parties

Contact law enforcement, inform supervisors, and notify insurance providers promptly.

Document the Incident

Take photos, gather witness statements, and record key details like time, date, and conditions.

Inspect the TMA Unit

Evaluate damage, check functionality, and schedule a professional inspection to assess repairs.

Repair or Replace Equipment

Work with certified vendors to repair or replace damaged TMAs and ensure compliance with standards.

Conduct a Post-Incident Review

Analyze the crash, update safety protocols, and train staff to prevent future incidents.

Conduct a Post-Impact Survey

Evaluate the TMA’s condition using a manufacturer-provided survey form, document findings, and submit for assessment.

Resume Operations

Ensure all repairs and reviews are complete and communicate readiness with the team.

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Why Follow the Post-Crash Protocol?

Adhering to a structured protocol ensures the safety of workers, minimizes liability, and prevents delays in project timelines. Proper handling of post-crash situations also demonstrates a commitment to safety and professionalism, fostering trust among clients and regulatory bodies. At Western Highways Traffic Safety, we provide top-tier support for TMA repairs, replacements, and safety guidance. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you recover from a crash and get back on the road quickly and safely.