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Traffic Control and Temporary Barriers

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RFT Humber Bay Park East (HBPE) Pump Station Restoration

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AgencyToronto and Region Conservation Authority
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Provides temporary traffic control and pedestrian protection for prime contractors on TRCA pump station restoration projects. Deploys traffic cones, barrels, barricades, flashing lights, and temporary enclosures per an approved Traffic Control Plan (TCP). Performs daily inspection and maintenance of safety devices. Delivers a maintained safe work zone and pedestrian detours.

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