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Traffic Management Course
RIIOHS302A Implement traffic management plan
Nationally Recognised Certification & Compliance
Enrol In a Traffic Management Course
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Traffic Management Course Details
Course Overview
Traffic Management training provides you with the essential skills to safely manage traffic in various environments such as roadworks, construction zones, and public events. This nationally recognised course ensures you are equipped with the knowledge and practical skills needed to implement safe traffic management practices in accordance with Australian regulations.
This course will cover setting up and managing traffic control systems, including signage, traffic flow, and pedestrian management. You'll learn to handle risk assessments and ensure the safety of workers and the general public in a variety of high-risk work environments.
Upon successful completion, you'll receive a nationally recognised statement of attainment, qualifying you for roles such as Traffic Management Planner, Traffic Control Supervisor, and more within construction, civil works, and event management sectors.
Our hands-on training includes the use of traffic management devices, planning and implementing traffic management plans, and responding to dynamic traffic situations. Experienced trainers with real-world expertise guide you throughout the course, ensuring you're prepared for practical application on the job.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is ideal for individuals who are involved in planning, implementing, or managing traffic control in various settings, including:
- Construction workers and site supervisors responsible for managing traffic on work sites
- Traffic controllers seeking to enhance their qualifications and expertise in traffic management
- Civil workers involved in roadworks, highway construction, or infrastructure projects
- Event planners needing to manage crowd and vehicle flow at public events
What The Course Covers
The Traffic Management course covers key competencies, including:
- Planning and implementing traffic management plans
- Setting up and managing traffic control devices according to Australian safety standards
- Managing pedestrian safety around high-risk areas
- Risk assessment and management for effective traffic control
- Responding to dynamic traffic conditions and emergencies
What You Will Learn
Throughout this course, you will learn:
- Traffic management techniques: Learn how to create and implement effective traffic control plans.
- Safety and compliance: Understand Australian traffic management regulations and how to apply them.
- Traffic flow and site coordination: Gain practical experience in managing traffic flow in real-world scenarios.
- Emergency response: Learn to handle emergency traffic situations to ensure public safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the prerequisites for enrolling in the Traffic Management course?
There are no formal prerequisites for enrolling in the Traffic Management course, but experience in construction, civil work, or event coordination is helpful. A basic understanding of safety practices is also recommended.
Is the Traffic Management course suitable for people without any prior experience in the industry?
Yes, the course is suitable for beginners. It’s designed to teach you all the necessary skills and knowledge, from the basics of traffic control to more complex traffic management techniques.
Can I take the Traffic Management course if I am already working in a related field?
Absolutely. The course is ideal for people already working in construction, civil work, or event coordination who want to formalise their skills and qualifications in traffic management.
What kind of jobs can I get with a Traffic Management certification?
With this certification, you can work as a traffic controller, traffic management supervisor, or in roles requiring traffic management expertise at construction sites, civil works projects, or large events.
Do I need to renew my Traffic Management certification?
Yes, traffic management certifications typically need to be renewed every three years. This ensures that you’re up-to-date with the latest traffic management regulations and safety practices.
How is the Traffic Management course delivered?
The course is usually delivered in-person with a mix of theoretical lessons and practical, hands-on training to ensure you can effectively apply traffic management techniques in real-world situations.
What happens if I fail the Traffic Management course assessment?
If you fail the assessment, you will usually have the opportunity to re-sit the exam or practical evaluation. The training provider will guide you on the steps to retake the assessment, and additional support may be offered to help you improve your skills.
Can I take the Traffic Management course online?
While some theoretical components may be available online, the Traffic Management course requires in-person practical training to gain hands-on experience in managing traffic control systems.
National Courses is a government-approved Registered Training Organisation (RTO 41072). We follow rigorous industry standards to ensure you receive the highest quality training. Our Traffic Management courses are conducted in-person to ensure a clear and engaging learning experience without the confusion of online components.
Training, Assessment and Certification Process
Begin your training for the Traffic Management course at one of our designated training centres. This course equips you with the essential skills and knowledge to effectively manage traffic at work sites, ensuring the safety of workers, motorists, and pedestrians. You will learn how to implement traffic management plans, work with traffic control devices, and ensure compliance with Australian safety regulations.
After completing the training, you’ll undergo an assessment that includes both a theory exam and a practical evaluation to test your ability to manage traffic control measures in real-world scenarios. Upon successfully passing, you'll receive a nationally recognised statement of attainment, qualifying you to work as a traffic controller in construction, roadwork, and event management settings.
Our experienced trainers, with extensive backgrounds in traffic management and safety, provide hands-on guidance throughout the course. They ensure you develop the confidence and technical expertise to manage traffic flow, set up traffic control devices, and adhere to workplace safety requirements for traffic management operations.