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Control Traffic Course
RIIWHS206 - Control traffic with portable traffic control devices and temporary traffic signs
Nationally Recognised Certification & Compliance
Our Control Traffic training and certification is approved by all relevant government bodies in Australia, including SafeWork NSW, WorkSafe QLD, WorkSafe VIC, WorkSafe WA, SafeWork SA, and WorkSafe Tasmania.
Successfully completing this nationally recognised Control Traffic training certifies you to safely manage traffic flow around roadworks, construction sites, and public events, in accordance with Australian traffic management regulations.
This includes learning how to use stop-slow bats, set up traffic control devices, manage pedestrian safety, and implement site-specific traffic guidance schemes. You will develop a deeper understanding of traffic flow management, risk assessment, and compliance with safety standards in a variety of environments. The course also covers emergency response procedures and the safe management of traffic incidents to ensure the safety of both workers and the public.
By the end of the course, you will have the practical skills and certification required to work as a traffic controller, opening up career opportunities in construction, civil work, and event management across Australia.
Our Control Traffic training is available at convenient locations throughout Australia, including NSW, QLD, and VIC.
This Control Traffic course is nationally recognised, ensuring you meet Australian industry standards and workplace safety requirements.
Our easy online booking system allows you to secure your training spot quickly and conveniently.
We offer exceptional value by providing high-quality training at some of the lowest prices in Australia. No hidden costs or fees.
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Control Traffic Course Details
Course Overview
Control Traffic training equips you with the essential skills and knowledge to manage traffic flow safely around roadworks, construction sites, and public events while ensuring compliance with Australian traffic management regulations. This nationally recognised course is ideal for individuals involved in implementing traffic guidance schemes and controlling road access in high-risk environments.
This course covers practical skills such as using stop-slow bats, setting up traffic control devices, managing pedestrian safety, and implementing site-specific traffic management plans. Participants will also learn how to handle real-world traffic scenarios and apply industry regulations to ensure safe and effective traffic management on the ground.
Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a nationally recognised statement of attainment, certifying you to work in traffic control roles across construction, civil, and event management sectors.
The course includes hands-on training in using portable traffic control devices, managing traffic flow, and maintaining safety for workers and the public. Our experienced trainers guide you through every step to ensure you're confident in your ability to set up traffic control systems and follow safety procedures.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is ideal for individuals who want to gain the skills to manage traffic in various settings, including:
- Construction workers and site supervisors who need traffic control certification for on-site work
- Traffic controllers looking to update their skills and qualifications
- Civil workers working on roadworks and infrastructure projects
- Event coordinators who need to manage crowd and traffic flow for public events
What The Course Covers
The Control Traffic course covers essential skills to ensure the safe management of traffic, including:
- Using stop-slow bats and portable traffic control devices
- Setting up traffic control devices in compliance with Australian standards
- Managing pedestrian safety around construction zones
- Implementing traffic guidance schemes for high-risk work environments
- Responding to traffic incidents and ensuring public safety
What You Will Learn
Led by experienced trainers, this course will teach you:
- Traffic control techniques: Learn how to use stop-slow bats and manage traffic flow safely.
- Worksite safety and compliance: Understand Australian traffic management regulations and best practices.
- Traffic control setup: Gain hands-on experience in setting up and managing traffic control systems.
- Risk assessment and emergency response: Learn how to assess risks and respond to traffic incidents effectively.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need prior experience to take the Control Traffic course?
No prior experience is necessary, though some basic knowledge of traffic management and safety protocols can be helpful. The course is designed for both beginners and those looking to upgrade their skills.
Are there any practical assessments in the Control Traffic course?
Yes, the course includes practical assessments to ensure you are capable of safely managing traffic control measures in real-world scenarios.
What are the benefits of completing the Control Traffic course?
Completing the Control Traffic course ensures you are qualified to manage traffic safely, helping to prevent accidents and improve traffic flow at construction sites, roadworks, and events. It’s a key qualification for anyone working in civil construction or public safety.
Can I work as a traffic controller immediately after completing the course?
Upon successful completion of the Control Traffic course, you will be certified to work as a traffic controller. However, specific job requirements may vary depending on the employer or location.
Does my Control Traffic certification expire?
Certification for traffic control is typically valid for three years. To renew, you may need to complete a refresher course or undergo a skills assessment depending on your state’s requirements.
What happens if I fail the Control Traffic course assessment?
If you fail the assessment, you will usually have the opportunity to re-sit the exam or practical evaluation. The training provider will guide you on the steps to retake the assessment, and additional support may be offered to help you improve your skills.
Can I complete the Control Traffic course online?
The Control Traffic course typically involves practical assessments, so it cannot be fully completed online. However, some training providers may offer online theory components, with in-person practical assessments required to complete the certification.
National Courses is a government-approved Registered Training Organisation (RTO 41072). We follow rigorous industry standards to ensure you receive the highest quality training. Our Control Traffic courses are conducted in-person to ensure a clear and engaging learning experience without the confusion of online components.
Training, Assessment and Certification Process
Begin your training for the Control Traffic course at one of our designated training centres. This course provides the essential skills and knowledge required to safely control traffic at work sites, ensuring the safety of workers and motorists. You will learn how to implement traffic management plans and work with traffic control devices, while ensuring compliance with Australian safety regulations.
After completing the training, you’ll undergo an assessment that includes a theory exam and a practical evaluation to test your ability to implement traffic control measures in real-world scenarios. Upon successfully passing, you'll receive a nationally recognised statement of attainment, qualifying you to work as a traffic controller in construction, roadwork, and other industrial settings.
Our experienced trainers, with extensive backgrounds in traffic management and safety, provide hands-on guidance throughout the course. They ensure you develop the confidence and technical expertise to manage traffic safely, implement effective traffic control strategies, and adhere to workplace safety requirements for traffic control operations.
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