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Overview

The new Workplace Health and Safety (WH&S) Traffic Management Code of Practice 2008 has been developed because of the hazards and risks associated with traffic management for construction and maintenance workers who work on, or adjacent to, a road. (Road works are defined as any construction, augmentation, alteration, maintenance or demolition on or affecting a road, including ancillary works and encroachments). In this Code it is recommended that workers involved in this type of work should be provided with training in Traffic Management Level One.

The following are examples of Construction work referred to in this Code of Practice. These are a guide only and should not be considered as an exhaustive list:

• Building a new road • Repairing a road • Resealing or resurfacing a road • Re-sheeting a gravel road • Laying drainage pipes • Repairing footpaths • Excavation and Landscaping associated with the previous activities

Some examples of Maintenance work are:

• Mowing the median strip of a road

• Trimming trees on the median strip or footpath

• Undertaking work on underground or overhead services or utilities

Delivery

2hrs Course ($90.00)

Training is face to face delivery in a classroom situation and theory assessment

Entry Requirements

Participants should:

Have basic literacy and numeracy skills

Outcomes

It is expected that competent participants should be able :

Correct sign usage;

Correct sign placement;

Their responbsibilities;

Correct operating procedures

Assessment Requirements

Participants will be required to successfully complete a series of assessment tasks which will include

a knowledge exam.

Additional Information

Upon successful completion of all assessments (theory and/or practical) associated with this course participants will receive a certification card stating the participant has successfully completed a Traffic Management Level 1 course.