ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Improving Safety For Incident Responders Illinois Department of Transportation Update: December, 2012 Highway Incident.

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ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Improving Safety For Incident Responders Illinois Department of Transportation Update: December, 2012 Highway Incident Management Training Geno Koehler

Introduction In-Class Modules Online Modules Training Games Conclusions Overview 2

Developed to reduce responders fatalities Funded by IDOT and ICT Developed by Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) Introduction Source: WISDOT 3

Need Assessment Who trains with other agencies? 4

Illinois Department of Transportation Illinois State Toll Highway Authority Illinois State Police Federal Highway Administration Office of the State Fire Marshal Towing and Recovery Association of America Key Stakeholders 5

Project began in 2009 Objectives Reduce secondary crashes Follow NIMS guidelines Follow MUTCD guidelines Include legal options Include operational agreements Development 6

Target Audience Law Enforcement Patrol, Supervisors, Accident Investigators/Reconstructionists Fire Department Fire personnel, Officers, Rescue/Extrication crews, HazMat teams Emergency Medical Duty personnel, Supervisors, Air Medical crews Tow & Recovery Operators Light-, Medium-, & Heavy-duty Operators, Supervisors Highway Department Municipal, County, State DOT, Courtesy Patrol, Tollway Communication 911 Centers, Traffic Operations Centers, Transportation Management Centers (TMC) 7

Module 1: Introduction Module 2: Role and Responsibilities Module 3: 3Cs Module 4: Initial Scene Response Module 5: Incident Classification Module 6: Traffic Management Module 7: Clearance/Termination Module 8: Case Studies and Table Top Exercises In-Class Modules 8

Module 10: Introduction to Incident Management Module 20: Laws and Policies Module 30: Highway Terms Module 40: Roles and Responsibilities Module 50: Incident Classification Module 60: Temporary Traffic Control I Module 70: Temporary Traffic Control II Module 80: Introduction to Safe Parking Module 90: TRAA Vehicle Classification Module 100: Electric Vehicle Training Module 110: Cable Stay Systems Online Modules 9

Training Game 10

Traffic Incident Management Challenge Educate users who are new to highway parking Refresh knowledge for those who have been working for years Provide safe ways to test highway parking procedures Encourage user ability to interact with others while responding 11

SHRP II compliant Endorsed by the FHWA in 2012 Improved the safety of responders Conclusions 12