Traffic Control Licences in Rooty Hill, New South Wales, Australia | Traffic school

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Locality: Rooty Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 422 992 400

Address: eastern road 2148 Rooty Hill, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.trafficcontrollicences.com.au

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24.01.2022 Test & Training of Portable Traffic Signals (PTSU) with LHR Traffic Management, KHP Plumbing & Richard Crookes Constructions. Portable Traffic Signals improving safety of Traffic Controllers, Site Workers, Pedestrians & Motorists. PTSU Training & Accreditation is included in the NEW Combo Course, see: https://trafficcontrollicences.com.au/p/traffic-controller/

23.01.2022 Troy is the TC who was tragically struck on the M1. If you can spare any amount to assist him and his family at this time it would be greatly appreciated. https://www.gofundme.com/f/troys-road-to-recovery

22.01.2022 RMS authority has been transitioned to SafeWork.NSW as of July 1st 2020. Visit the SafeWork NSW website as of July 1st, and you can transfer & renew your existing cards. https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au//traffic-controller-traini

21.01.2022 https://www.rms.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/index.cgi

19.01.2022 Key WHS statistics Australia 2019 Safe Work Australia compiles the Work-related Traumatic Injury Fatalities data set which provides national statistics on all workers and bystanders fatally injured at work. ... https://www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au//key_whs_stats_austra

18.01.2022 Appreciating time spent with road working professionals, industry engagement of this kind is a Trainer's opportunity to learn!

17.01.2022 some countries have a more relaxed approach to traffic management the irony is there are so many great Irish Traffic Controllers

16.01.2022 Warp Traffic NSW

16.01.2022 Implementing Portable Traffic Control Devices

16.01.2022 Portable Traffic Control Devices (PTCD) - Training & Assessment

15.01.2022 Training + Assessing

12.01.2022 Portable Traffic Signals

12.01.2022 8wks > 2yrs @ Traffic Control Licences

12.01.2022 GIVEAWAY TIME! (Sydney - NSW) Since TCL began, every quarter we have quietly selected an individual in need of assistance to attend our training and assessment at no cost. To help someone in need, down on their luck, and welcome them to our industry. This time we'd like YOU to refer that person, be it a family member, partner, friend, or acquaintance that could truly benefit from the oppurtunity. (Minimum age 17 years)... Please message/inbox us with: Candidates Name, Contact details, and a brief reason why you considered the candidate. (nothing too personal, however, all details remain confidential) Since it's going to be a Covid-Xmas we will select not 1 but 2 candidates, who will receive the following: Course Combo - (New), inc: Traffic Controller (RIISS00054) + Operate PTCD Implement TC Plans (RIISS00055) + Implement PTCD White Card (CPCCWHS1001) SafeWork NSW General Construction Induction as usual, all participants receive Work Glove & Belt Clip. Course Dates commence: THU 10 DEC 2020 or THU 17 DEC 2020

12.01.2022 Digital White Card https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au//digital-white-card-now-av

11.01.2022 Safework Australia Updated workplace traffic management guidance now available https://www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au//workplace-traffic-ma

09.01.2022 Fun day's training with the 'Water Boys'

07.01.2022 Transport for NSW launches new safety measure TfNSW has initiated the use of rumble strips on selected roadwork site where the speed limit is 60 kilometres per hour or less. The strips are 20 millimetres high, bright yellow pieces of plastic that vibrate when driven over, and alert drivers when they enter a roadwork zone.... SafeWork NSW Executive Director Operations Tony Williams said the high number of vehicle related incidents on roadwork sites has prompted the need for smarter initiatives. With the current amount of roadwork projects and investment in NSW, the more workers we have out there developing our infrastructure, the more we need to address the risks associated with construction work, Mr. Williams said. Rumble strips are a simple way to remind drivers and motorists that they are in a higher risk area. According to Mr. Williams, other essential safe work systems include separating workers from moving plant and vehicles wherever possible, physical barricades, exclusion zones and segregated work processes. I can’t overstate the importance of having a well thought out traffic management plan that reduces and controls any risks that cannot be eliminated, he said. Slow down and look out so we can all ensure that improving NSW infrastructure is a safe and collaborative endeavour. See Reference 5.6 Transverse line marking as a perceptual counter measure to speeding https://www.rms.nsw.gov.au//de/delineationsect05v1-6_i.pdf

06.01.2022 These messages are the best! Well done Warren AAA are lucky to have you onboard

06.01.2022 Council Renewals & upgrade to PTCD

03.01.2022 Transport for NSW announces new nine year road maintenance contracts Posted on December 11, 2020 by Lauren Jones The preferred tenderers for Transport for NSW’s Sydney Road Assets Performance (SRAP) Contracts have been announced.... These contractors will deliver key road maintenance and capital projects across Greater Sydney with allocated areas split up into three regions. SRAP contracts will go to Boral, Lendlease and, Tyco (ConnectSydney) in the Harbour Zone, Fulton Hogan in the River Zone and Ventia (LinkingSydney) in the Parkland Zone and Regional ITS. The contracts will last for nine years with a possible extension to 15 years. Services will begin in July 2021 but contract mobilisation will start in January 2021. Executive Director Planning & Programs for Greater Sydney, Tessa Knox-grant said the announcement is a milestone that will help deliver an integrated transport system. Through these new contracts, Transport for NSW is working to achieve a road maintenance solution which provides value for money and optimum service outcomes by involving the private sector and setting clear and measurable performance outcomes, Knox-grant said. We believe we have struck the right balance with industry to deliver the best outcomes for the community, with a stronger focus on safety, performance, sustainability and innovation. Contractors will be responsible for maintenance of roads, bridges, culverts, slopes and traffic signals. Other projects will include road resurfacing, bridge painting, slope rehabilitation and culvert relining. For capital improvement works the contractors will undertake jobs such as left turn lane extensions, traffic signal upgrades and new variable message sign installation. The crews will also be required to help with road-related traffic incident clearance and event management.

02.01.2022 TMAA Detours Magazine - DEC 2020 https://tmaa.asn.au/do/tmaa-detours-magazine-december-2020/

02.01.2022 The Traffic Control at Worksite (TCAWS) Technical Manual (Version.6) has been released. There are some important changes to industry compliance and practices that all Traffic Controllers, Implementers & Workzone Planners should become aware of. Click the Link to view or download... https://www.rms.nsw.gov.au//traffic-control-at-worksites-m Important Notice: From 13 November 2020 Issue 6.0 is applicable for use, however to enable Transport work sites to achieve compliance to Issue 6.0, from 13 November 2020 until 13 May 2021, Version 5.0 will remain available for reference. During this time, all works requiring the application of the TCAWS are at a minimum, to apply the requirements of Version 5.0, and seek to transition to the requirements of Issue 6.0. From 13 May 2021 Version 5.0 of TCAWS is intended to be withdrawn, such that from this date, the requirements of Issue 6.0 will apply to all relevant works. Due to the commencement of the Work Health and Safety Amendment (Traffic Control Work Training) Regulation 2019 on 1 July 2020, the transitional period noted above does not apply to any provision relating to training or qualification of TTM roles, including any provision that specifies the types of traffic control work that a person with a particular qualification may undertake.

02.01.2022 an excellent summation of the newly released Technical Guide (TCAWS V.6) by our friends at Titanium Traffic Plans Credit to Eliza Brown Manager at Titanium Traffic Plans...Continue reading