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Employees of state departments of transportation (DOTs) face numerous and dynamic hazards while executing their job duties, including work near moving equipment, work near the traveling public, and work during and responding to natural hazard events. In response, DOTs deploy a wide variety of occupational safety training to provide their employees with the knowledge, skills, […]
State departments of transportation (DOTs) have increased their focus on resilience initiatives to address impacts from short-term and long-term stressors such as extreme weather events, wildfires, and flooding. Economic shifts, changes in population, and other disruptions also cause transportation agencies to modify their practices to accommodate uncertainty. State DOTs need tools and approaches to justify […]