A TMP is a document which adequately provides for the safety of workers and road users while maintaining an adequate level of service to road users. Any party undertaking work on a road shall prepare a TMP.

No – All TMPs shall be prepared by a person holding a current Main Roads WA Advanced Worksite Traffic Management (AWTM) accreditation.

Yes – Prior to commencing works, approval shall be obtained from the agency responsible for the care, control and management of the relevant roads. In addition to obtaining approval to work within the road reserve from the relevant Road Authority, other agencies such as emergency services, Police, public transport etc in the area may need to be notified in advance of the impending works.

Yes – Assessment fees may be applicable depending on the relevant road authority. Fees can vary from each road authority and may be applicable each time you submit a TMP.

Traffic Management Works On Road – Download Here & Traffic Management For Events – Download Here All updated copies can be downloaded by visiting www.mainroads.gov.wa.au

It is recommended that any party undertaking work on or alongside a road, should keep a copy of the TMP and in particular a record of all traffic control device placements and any changes to these during the works (Daily Diary), in accordance with AS 1742.3.

Multi message signs (MMS) are an alternative to stand alone signs. They are usually more conspicuous than stand alone signs because of their striking colour combination and they make the task of setting up easier. MMS are also more cost effective due to the light weight compact sign material.

Your accreditation card displays which accreditation you are qualified for and also includes a reference number. In the event of a lost card please contact the training provider you completed your training through. If you need to check your card details i.e. expiry date you can complete an online search to confirm details. Click here to complete an online search.

Main Roads WA website has a current list of all accredited Roadworks Traffic Manager (RTM) - click here http://www.mainroads.wa.gov.au/UsingRoads/RoadTrafficInformation/TrafficManagement/Training/Pages/RTMListing.aspx

Yes, there is a Traffic Management Association Western Australia (TMAWA).  Traffic Force are current members of the association.  TMAWA will be releasing a new website shortly.