Traffic Control Training is essential for individuals who are involved in directing and managing traffic around construction sites, roadworks, or any other situations where normal traffic flow is disrupted. This training ensures that traffic controllers can effectively and safely manage traffic, protecting both the workers and the public.
Key Components of Traffic Control Training
- Legal and Regulatory Requirements:
- Understanding local laws and regulations related to traffic control.
- Knowledge of relevant standards and guidelines.
- Traffic Control Plans:
- Designing and implementing effective traffic control plans.
- Understanding the principles of traffic management and flow.
- Safety Procedures:
- Ensuring personal safety and the safety of others.
- Using personal protective equipment (PPE) correctly.
- Communication Skills:
- Effective communication with drivers, pedestrians, and other workers.
- Using hand signals, signs, and other communication tools.
- Setting Up and Dismantling Traffic Control Devices:
- Proper placement and removal of traffic cones, barriers, signs, and other control devices.
- Ensuring visibility and clarity of traffic control measures.
- Emergency Procedures:
- Responding to accidents and emergencies.
- Implementing contingency plans for unexpected situations.
Star Training Academy is an approved training provider for this course in New South Wales. Training schedules are posted on the website and more information is available by phone (+61 02 9897 5622) and on-campus (27A South Street, Granville NSW 2142) enquiry.
