Here are some common scenarios where Chapter 8 safety barriers may be necessary:

1. • Road Maintenance or Repair: When carrying out repairs or maintenance on roads, highways, or bridges, Chapter 8 safety barriers are often needed. They create a clear separation between the work area and the traffic flow, protecting road workers and alerting drivers to potential hazards.
   • Construction areas: During the construction of new roads, bridges, buildings, or other infrastructure, temporary traffic management measures are essential. Chapter 8 safety barriers help establish work zones, redirect traffic, and maintain safety around construction activities.
   • Utility Works: When utility companies need to perform work on underground services such as water pipes, gas lines, or electrical cables along roadsides, Chapter 8 safety barriers may be required. They protect workers and ensure the safe flow of traffic around the work area.
   • Events or Festivals: Temporary events like parades, street fairs, or festivals often require traffic management measures to maintain safety. Chapter 8 safety barriers can be used to create pedestrian-only zones, control vehicle access, or reroute traffic in such scenarios.
   • Emergencies: In the event of accidents, hazardous material spills, or other emergencies on roadways, Chapter 8 safety barriers may be deployed to secure the area, protect responders, and guide traffic away from the incident site.
   • Mobile or temporary operations: Certain short-term operations, such as mobile road repair crews, film shoots, or surveying activities, may require the use of Chapter 8 safety barriers. They provide a visible presence and ensure the safety of workers and road users in these temporary work zones.

It’s important to note that specific requirements for Chapter 8 safety barriers can vary between countries, regions, and local authorities. Regulations or guidelines within traffic control manuals often outline when and how these barriers should be deployed based on the nature and scale of the works being undertaken.

Chapter 8 safety barriers are typically required in various scenarios involving roadworks, construction, or maintenance activities that impact traffic flow.

The dimensions of our standard Chapter 8 barriers are 2000mm (W) x 50mm (D) x 1000mm (H).

Can you make Chapter 8 barriers in company colours?

Our Chapter 8 safety barriers are moulded in orange or blue as standard, but if you are ordering in quantities over 200, they can be provided in custom colours to suit your purposes. They can also be embossed with your company or brand logo.