The Traffic Management for Works on Roads Advisory Group provides a forum for discussion of Main Roads’ traffic management for works on roads with representatives from Local Government, Police, WorkSafe and industry.
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Any person or party intending to undertake an event or conduct works that may impact on traffic (including pedestrian traffic) within any part of the road reserve shall, as a condition of approval by Main Roads WA, Local Government or any other authority responsible for the road, ensure that the person performing the tasks contained in Table 4 - Main Roads' Traffic Management of Works on Roads Code of Practice hold a relevant and current traffic management certificate of accreditation.
The training required for all levels of accreditation excluding Event Traffic Controllers, is fully aligned to Units of Competency from National Training Packages.
Main Roads WA certificate and proof of certification is provided in the form of a 'Photo ID' card is issued for each category of accreditation to individuals who successfully meet the pre-requisites applicable for each level of accreditation.
All accreditation is valid for three years following which reaccreditation is required.
Accreditation certificates are only permitted to be issued by a Main Roads approved training provider.
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Advisory Notes
The following advisory notes are provided as a guide to assist Roadworks and Events Workzone traffic planners, and others, in the interpretation of the Codes and Standards when preparing a Traffic Control Guidance plan.
The advisory notes are not intended to replace the requirement of the Codes or Standards. Where a discrepancy is found to exist or where there appears to be differences in specific requirements or recommendations, or where matters could be interpreted differently the Codes and Standards shall prevail.
For further information on Main Roads WA policy on traffic management at roadworks and events, training and accreditation, please contact:
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