Traffic Control Renewal: 1300 179 568

1. Prepare to control traffic
1.1 Select and wear personal protective equipment required for work activities
1.2 Access, interpret and confirm work instructions and plan work
1.3 Access, interpret and apply required workplace policies, procedures, jurisdictional safety and environmental protection requirements
1.4 Obtain and interpret site emergency procedures and prepare for accidents and emergencies
1.5 Select tools and equipment, check for serviceability, and rectify faults and report according to workplace policies and procedures

2. Control traffic and operate communication devices
2.1 Adjust approved communication devices according to site requirements
2.2 Direct traffic using hand held stop-slow bat and visibly clear and unobstructed hand signals as Required
2.3 Monitor traffic, make adjustments for changing traffic conditions and position waiting vehicles as required
2.4 Communicate messages to other personnel, confirm recipient understanding and clarify as required
2.5 Check and perform maintenance on approved communication devices according to requirements
2.6 Check communications contact after nominated period of non-contact
2.7 Report traffic offenders according to workplace policies and procedures

3. Conduct housekeeping activities
3.1 Confirm and remove signs and devices in line with job requirements and cover as required
3.2 Clean, check and store tools and equipment
3.3 Report environmental damage and potential for future damage as required

On successful completion of this program, and on approval of an application to the Department of Queensland Transport and Main Roads (TMR), the trainee will be able to control traffic on a road way using a Stop/Slow bat in accordance with legislative requirements and guidelines set out in the MUTCD.

For candidates who wish to undertake Traffic Control Renewal training the following applies:
- Must hold a current QLD Traffic Control licence.
- Must be able to provide currency of industry practice of at least 32 hours as a Traffic Controller in the last 12 months.
- Undergo a criminal history check carried out by the Department of Transport and Main Roads.
- Have a valid Unique Student Identifier (USI).

This course utilises a blended delivery mode which incorporates face to face delivery and applied learning in a simulated environment and the workplace experience
Theory: 8 hours
Evidence: minimum 32 hours

Classroom based training - Written assessment which requires a 100% pass mark.

Statement of Attainment issued by RTO
Industry Authority Card issued by TMR

Traffic Controller Accreditation is issued for 3 years. It is your responsibility to ensure that you maintain current accreditation when performing Traffic Controller duties, and that you keep your contact details up to date by notifying the Department of Queensland Transport and Main Roads (TMR) of any changes.

To apply for a Traffic Controllers Licence:

On completion of the course, successful students will need to apply to the QLD Department of Transport and Main roads for a Traffic Control Licence, an additional fee is payable.

Full details regarding the Traffic Controller Accreditation Scheme can be obtained from the TMR website.
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When applying for the Traffic Controllers Licence with TMR you will need to take the Statement of Attainment as issued by our Registered Training Organisation (RTO) to the TMR.

What you need to bring on the day:
- Identification (Drivers Licence & White Card)
- USI Number (see prerequisites)
- Pen, highlighters and notebook