When companies work on utility projects, safety is a priority. At SafeFlow Traffic Solutions, we work with utility companies to provide them with the traffic control services they need to keep their projects running smoothly and their workers safe on the job.
What We Do
Guided by our motto, “Providing Safety at Every Turn”, our priority is creating work zones that keep traffic moving during utility projects, while meeting high safety standards. We provide compliant solutions for electric, gas, telecom, and water utility projects.
At SafeFlow Traffic Solutions, we provide companies across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia with utility traffic control services to help them make their projects more efficient.
Our Utility Support Services:
Our teams provide detours, lane closures, and flagging operations so your crews can focus on their work without worrying about traffic in the area.
Other services we provide include:
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- Road and Lane closures
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- Emergency Traffic Safety Services
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- Traffic Control Plan Design
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- Personal Protective Equipment
Be sure to also ask us about traffic planning and design for your project, whether it’s a short-term or long-term event. We can also provide temporary pavement marking and sign installation services. There is no job too big or too small. This is why more utility companies trust us with their traffic control needs.
When you choose to work with SafeFlow Traffic Solutions, we consider not only motorists in your traffic plan but also pedestrians and bicyclists. Modern traffic control requires accommodating all road users. This includes setting up ADA-compliant temporary walkways, pedestrian detours, and dedicated bicycle lanes so everyone can pass through the work zone safely.
What a Typical Utility Work Zone Looks Like
At SafeFlow Traffic Solutions, we handle all work zone planning so your team can focus on the work at hand.
A utility work zone is strategically planned to be safe and efficient. It typically includes:
Advance Warning Signs
Drivers need to know of upcoming road work and lane closures well before they reach the work zone.
Transition Space
Cones and barricades are placed to divert traffic from its normal path to avoid crews.
Buffer Zone
In many cases, an empty safety zone is included to separate the transition space from the actual workspace.
Work Activity Area
The work zone is clearly designated for crews, vehicles, and equipment.
End Zone
The space where traffic is safely directed back to the normal lanes.
Why You Need Utility Traffic Control Services
Companies rely on utility traffic control services because they ensure legal compliance with local rules and can reduce liability. Here are just some of the reasons why people trust SafeFlow Traffic Solutions:
Contact Us Today for Utility Traffic Control Services
If your company has an upcoming utility project, SafeFlow Traffic Solutions is here to provide the traffic control services you need. We will assess your project and determine which services will make it a success. Contact us today at 919-307-4555 and discover why more companies in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia trust us with their utility traffic control services
