AusQ Training specialise in traffic management training across Western Australia.

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AusQ News

BWTM Accreditation - Supervise Experienced Road Workers

Road workers with at least 12 months experience working on roads are permitted to implement signs under direct supervision of someone that holds a BWTM accreditation. This is only permitted on local roads with a permanent speed limit of 50 km/h or less and less than 15,000 vehicles per day.

Traffic Management Plans - MRWA Template Required

Any party undertaking work on a road shall prepare a Traffic Management Plan (TMP) that adequately provides for the safety of workers and road users while maintaining an adequate level of service to road users. To ensure a consistent approach is taken when developing a TMP one of the Main Roads WA TMP templates shall be used as a basis for the development of the plan. Any section headings that are not applicable to the TMP being developed shall be kept in the document and noted as not applicable (with the intent of keeping the TMP section numbers the same throughout all TMPs). Read More on page 17, Main Roads WA Code of Practice Works on Roads

Working in the Heat - New Guidance Note Released

Safe Work Australia has published a Guide for managing the risks of working in the heat. "Heat is a hazard in many Australian workplaces, whether work is performed indoors or outdoors," said Safe Work Australia CEO Michelle Baxter. The guide provides practical guidance on how to manage the risks associated with working in heat, and information on what to do if a worker begins to suffer from a heat-related illness. For more information, visit the Safe Work Australia website.

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You've asked, we've listened! Due to popular demand, we are pleased to provide our subscribers with a weekly update on our upcoming scheduled courses. The number of places available is current at the time of the report being issued. Enrolments will be accepted on a first in first served basis. To secure your place in an upcoming course enrol online via our Training Calendar. To register for our Weekly Alert Click Here

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