Traffic Management and Working Near Roads Awareness
A practical, interactive awareness course on managing the risks created by mobile plant, work vehicles and public traffic on and around worksites. Understand why vehicle-pedestrian interactions cause serious harm, how traffic management plans and traffic guidance schemes control that risk and the everyday controls, exclusion zones, spotters, high-visibility clothing, signage, barriers and safe reversing, that keep people and vehicles apart. Includes a worksite decision scenario and self-checks along the way.
~45 minutes100% online, self-paced6 months access from the day of course start
What You Will Learn
Explain why moving vehicles, mobile plant and public traffic are among the most serious hazards on and near worksites
Describe how separating people from vehicles, using the hierarchy of controls, reduces the risk of being struck
Outline the purpose of a traffic management plan (TMP) and a traffic guidance scheme (TGS) and how they are used on site
Recognise key on-site controls: exclusion zones, spotters, high-visibility clothing, signage and barriers, and when each is appropriate
Identify the extra risks of reversing and blind spots, and the safe-work steps that reduce them
Course Content
1. Why vehicles and mobile plant are a top-tier risk
2. Separating people and vehicles using the hierarchy of controls
3. Traffic management plans (TMP) and traffic guidance schemes (TGS)
4. On-site controls: exclusion zones, spotters, hi-vis, signage and barriers
5. Reversing and blind spots
6. Apply it: a worksite decision scenario
Final Assessment - 10 questions, 80% pass mark, retakes available
Who This Course Is For
Construction, civil, utilities, warehousing and outdoor workers, supervisors, plant operators and anyone who works on or near roads and around moving vehicles or mobile plant.
Accreditation: This is a non-accredited awareness course. It builds general safety awareness only. It is not accredited traffic controller or traffic management training, does not provide a Traffic Controller (TC) or Traffic Management Implementer (TMI) ticket or any equivalent statement of attainment and does not authorise you to control traffic, set out signs on a road or work as a traffic controller. Roles that direct or manage traffic require accredited training and authorisation under the relevant state road authority and WHS/OHS laws.
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$49.00
Prices are in Australian dollars and include GST.
Duration
~45 minutes
Format
100% online, self-paced
Lessons
6
Assessment
10 questions (80% to pass)
Certificate
Instant, verifiable
Access period
6 months access from the day of course start
Who it’s for
Construction, civil, utilities, warehousing and outdoor workers, supervisors, plant operators and anyone who works on or near roads and around moving vehicles or mobile plant.
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