Traffic Management Operative
(Non-Practicing) Workshop
This Single-Day Workshop acts as a substitute for the outgoing TC (Traffic Controller) session and marks the second phase in obtaining various TTM qualifications, including STMS.
This workshop also doubles as a refresher for renewing an expiring or expired TMO/TC Qualification.
For those pursuing a practicing Qualification, we offer on-the-job coaching and a practical assessment conducted by our qualified TTM Mentor/Assessor. Kindly note that this extra service involves an additional cost, separate from the Non-Practising workshop.
Workshop Overview & the TMO Role
This is a one-day workshop that prepares the trainee with the theoretical knowledge required to become a Traffic Management Operative (TMO).
What does a TMO do?
Once briefed by the STMS in charge, a person with a TMO Qualification will be able to:
On Category A roads: (Speeds of 60km/h and less)
Undertake a roadside activity where the vehicle is legally parked and accessed from the non-traffic side.
On Category A and B roads: (Speeds of 70km/h and greater)
Set up, maintain, and remove TTM for roadside or shoulder activities where all TTM equipment (including TTM vehicles) is outside the edgeline (or edge of seal if there is no edgeline). Note only when there is a painted edge line defining the shoulder! Otherwise, it reverts back to an STMS setting up and the TMO-P minding that site once established.
Maintain TTM at an existing static worksite when the STMS in charge is away from the worksite. The STMS must return to the worksite to carry out any required changes.
Complete inspection activities.
Please note: to be able to undertake the above tasks the trainee will then need to complete the TMO Practicing Qualification, separate to this workshop.
Learning Outcomes
Define& Understand the TMO role (what you can and can’t do)
Risk assessments and how to manage risks
Gain Knowledge of CoPTTM requirements and how to read a TMP
Understanding on how to Complete inspection activities
Minding a worksite when STMS is absent
Worksite checks, On site records and other H & S paperwork.
Briefing onsite crew and visitors
Manage manual traffic controller (MTC) activities
Dealing with common worksite situations, the public, and working with staff
Upon successful completion of the workshop, the TMO-NP qualification will be awarded, a unit standard (US:31959) can also be awarded providing certain pre-requisite criteria has been met.
Who should attend
Designed for individuals overseeing a worksite in the absence of an STMS, setting up worksites with clear TTM away from live lanes, or conducting roadside activities on roads with speeds of 60km/h or less.
Ideal for attendees in various roles: Civil Contractors, Consultants, Engineers, Surveyors, Project Managers, Event Teams, Construction Teams, Utility Operators
TTM workers involved in the above activities.
Suitable for those performing inspection activities on Category A or B Roads.
Appropriate for individuals seeking to:
Renew a current or expired TMO/TC Qualification.
Progress to any STMS Qualification.
Pursue roles like TTM planner, approver, auditor, or TMC.
Pre-requisites
To attend the TMO-NP course attendees must meet the following pre-requisites:
Completed the TTM Worker (Unit Standard 31958), or the attendee must have held a previous TTM Qualification
Book TMO NP
Sign up for this workshop using the available dates and time.
Once you are registered, an email confirmation will follow detailing what to bring.
Once you attend the workshop your Unit Standard will be registered with Connexis.
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E: office@jrcivil.co.nz
P: Jordan – 027 300 6831
P: Linda – 027 360 0022
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