Comprehensive Traffic Management in Maitland

A traffic control plan (TCP) is a detailed document outlining how traffic will be managed at a particular site or event. TCPs are required to ensure the safety of workers, pedestrians and motorists. We can help you develop a TCP that meets your specific requirements

An RMS permit is a permit issued by the NSW Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) allowing work to be carried out on a public road. We can assist you with obtaining the necessary permits and approvals from the RMS.

Yes, traffic management plans can be modified as needed to ensure the safety of workers and road users. However, any modifications must be made in compliance with local regulations and should be communicated to all relevant parties, including workers, authorities and road users, to avoid confusion and potential safety hazards.

Temporary traffic signals must comply with the same rules and regulations as permanent traffic signals. This includes proper placement, adequate visibility and correct phasing and timing. Temporary signals must also be inspected and approved by relevant authorities before they can be put into use. Additionally, a trained technician must be present at all times to monitor and maintain the temporary signal to ensure that it functions properly and safely.