The Utility Providers Code of Practice (CoP) is published by the Utility Providers Services Committee. The Code of Practice documents industry best practice and provide essential information and guidance in managing and undertaking street works associated with the provision of…

Our customers asked so we listened! Due to regular requests from our customers, we have created and added a new course to our list and now offer Operate Light Vehicle training. This new course includes planning and preparing for a…

Congratulations to the newly crowned Traffic Controller of the Year (TCOY) winner April Colley, for taking out this year’s award. April works for Altus Traffic as a Team Leader and is based in WA. It is great to see Traffic…

Traffic Controllers continue to be in high demand across WA.  Starting a career as a Traffic Controller can be very rewarding, playing your part in helping build and maintain Australia’s essential road infrastructure network.  Working as a Traffic Controller provides…

The Austroads Code of Practice for Temporary Traffic Management (CoPTTM) along with the updated AS1742.3 are on progress to be released together in August 2019. The CoPTTM has 11 parts and will be adopted in WA 12 months from the release date. It…

A coroner has called for safety barriers to be set up for all road workers after the death of an experienced traffic controller who was struck by a speeding ute in Launceston, Tasmania.  In findings published last week, coroner Simon Cooper…

As there is a significant number of companies with expiring registrations in October of this year, Main Roads WA are requesting companies reapply to the scheme submitting all paperwork no later than 5 pm on Friday, May 10th, 2019. This…

Main Roads WA have recently made further changes to the Advanced Worksite Traffic Management (AWTM) accreditation level. The pre-requisite to hold the unit of competency RIIWHS201D Work safely and follow WHS policies and procedures has been removed and is no…

Did you know it is a requirement to use the Main Roads WA TMP templates for worksite and event TMP designs? Refer to the below details taken from the Main Roads WA Code of Practice Works on Road Section 5.2.1…

What You Need To Know To Renew Your Accreditation It is a requirement to renew your Main Roads WA traffic management accreditation every three (3) years. Re-accreditation is required to ensure that practitioners are kept up-to-date with any changes in legislation,…