The Basic Worksite Traffic Management (BWTM) & Traffic Controller (TC) two and a half (2.5) day course is a mandatory requirement to work on roads and control traffic within WA. The course provides participants the theory and practical skills required to implement traffic management and control traffic for works on roads, ensuring traffic flow is maintained and the safety risk to all road users and workers is minimised. The course is delivered face to face and includes mandatory practical training and assessments.
This one (1) day reaccreditation course provides participants with updated information on the latest changes and requirements to safely implement a traffic management plan, ensuring traffic flow is maintained and the safety risk to all road users and workers is minimised. The course is delivered face to face and includes mandatory practical training and assessments.
This two (2) day course is a mandatory requirement to work on or near roads within WA. The course provides participants the theory and practical skills required to implement a traffic management plan, ensuring traffic flow is maintained and the safety risk to all road users and workers is minimised. The course is delivered face to face and includes mandatory practical training and assessments.
This one (1) day reaccreditation course provides participants with updated information on the latest changes and requirements to safely implement traffic management and control traffic for works on roads, ensuring traffic flow is maintained and the safety risk to all road users and workers is minimised. The course is delivered face to face and includes mandatory practical training and assessments.
This four (4) day course provides participants with the theory and practical skills required to monitor the effectiveness of traffic guidance schemes including adding and/or removing signs and devices within the scope and objectives of the Traffic Management Plan. This course is aimed at personnel in Supervisory / Leadership roles, who are required to carry out risk management processes in the resource and infrastructure industries. The course is delivered face to face and includes practical training and assessments.
This one (1) day reaccreditation course provides participants with updated information on the latest changes and requirements to safely monitor the effectiveness of traffic guidance schemes including adding and/or removing signs and devices within the scope and objectives of the Traffic Management Plan. The course is delivered face to face and includes practical training and assessments.
This five (5) day course provides participants with the theory and practical skills required to prepare detailed Traffic Management Plans including those in accordance with and up to the planning level specified in clause 2.2.1(c) of AS1742 Part 3 – 2009. The course is delivered face to face.
This level of Main Roads WA accreditation is suited to Traffic Planners, Project Managers or Approving Officers.
This one (1) day face to face re-accreditation course provides participants with updated information on the latest changes and requirements to safely prepare detailed Traffic Management Plans including those in accordance with and up to the planning level specified in clause 2.2.1(c) of AS1742 Part 3 – 2009.
This four (4) hour, non-accredited course is a minimum requirement for all persons working at events on roads with a posted speed limit of 60kph or less. This short course provides participants with the necessary skills to implement event warning signs and maintain the safety of event goers and road users. The course is delivered face to face and includes simulated practical training and assessments. This level of Main Roads WA accreditation is suited to event organisers/managers, event community groups or event volunteers.
This one (1) day non accredited course provides students with updated information on the latest changes and requirements to safely and efficiently operate a truck mounted attenuator (TMA) on civil construction worksites. The course is delivered face to face and includes practical training and assessments using live traffic environments.
This one (1) day nationally recognised course provides students with the theory and practical skills required to operate a light vehicle and is aimed at those working in operational roles. The course includes planning and preparing for a journey, vehicle prestart inspection, start-up / shutdown procedures, select and load equipment and completing minor maintenance on a light vehicle. This course is delivered face to face and includes practical training and assessments.