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Safety Alert – Traffic Controller Fatally Struck

28 February 2024

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What Happened On Tuesday 27 February 2024, a road worker died after being fatally struck by a ute that rolled backwards, pinning her between two vehicles in Dandenong North, Melbourne.…

14 April 2022

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What To Expect From Our Traffic Management Courses

If you are considering a career change – there are many advantages to working in the traffic management and construction industry. Becoming a Traffic Controller can be a demanding job,…

6 April 2022

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7 Things You Need To Know About WA’s NEW WHS Changes

If you’re a business owner, whether you are operating in Traffic Management or Civil Construction, working for a Local Government, a Supervisor, a Traffic Controller, or an employee – it…

5 April 2022

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Portable Traffic Control Devices (PTCD)

Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management (AGTTM) states that portable traffic control devices (PTCD) are the preferred method to control traffic. Portable traffic control devices (PTCD) were identified and adopted…

5 April 2022

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Skills and Training Boost – Federal Budget

Last week the 2022-23 Federal Budget Announcement included incentives for small businesses to upskills employees, by boosting employees skills for future business growth. Under the new measures, small businesses will…

29 March 2022

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7 Tips for Finding a Traffic Controller Job

Traffic Controllers continue to be in high demand across Western Australia. So if you are seeking work and looking at getting your foot in the door in the fast growing…

29 March 2022

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Construction Training Fund (CTF) Unemployed Participants

The Construction Training Fund (CTF) supports and subsidises training for those building WA by supporting the training and development of a skilled workforce. Subsidies are available to reduce training costs, making…

16 March 2022

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New Main Roads WA Traffic Signals Fact Sheet

Main Roads WA has recently released a new information fact sheet relating to Traffic Signals. Traffic Signal locations display a 7 day snapshot of detector volumes and signal data. The new fact…

16 March 2022

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Safety Alert – Fallen Temporary Traffic Signage

Fallen temporary traffic management signage is something regularly seen out on the road network. One of the responses made following a fatal crash event recently was to include the following…

15 March 2022

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Western Australia’s Work Health and Safety Act 2020

A date has been set for the introduction of the new Western Australian WHS Laws. In March 2022, the McGowan Government announced WA’s new Work, Health and Safety (WHS) laws…

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Latest News

Safety Alert – Traffic Controller Fatally Struck

What To Expect From Our Traffic Management Courses

7 Things You Need To Know About WA’s NEW WHS Changes

Portable Traffic Control Devices (PTCD)

Skills and Training Boost – Federal Budget

7 Tips for Finding a Traffic Controller Job

Construction Training Fund (CTF) Unemployed Participants

New Main Roads WA Traffic Signals Fact Sheet

Safety Alert – Fallen Temporary Traffic Signage

Western Australia’s Work Health and Safety Act 2020

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