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$1,050
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25 Nov
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TM
Traffic Management Training
Epping · 8 km · 3 days · In person
RIIWHS205ERIIWHS205DRenew every 2 years
Traffic control (stop/slow) courses in Parramatta
7 approved providers · from $250 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a traffic control (stop/slow) course in Parramatta: $250 to $1050, across 7 approved providers, usually 3 days. Renew every 2 years.
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$270
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CS
Commonsense Safety Training
Arndell Park · 11.7 km · 1 day · In person
From
$325
VC
Vigil Training College
Parramatta · 0.6 km · In person
From
$282
Combined with other tickets from $450
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TP Training
Burwood · 11.2 km · 12 hours · In person
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Parramatta has 8 providers offering traffic control courses, priced from $231 to $1050, with typical durations of 1 to 3 days.
A traffic control course, often called traffic controller training, teaches the skills to direct vehicles and pedestrians around roadworks using stop/slow bats. It suits workers entering civil construction, utilities or road maintenance roles where traffic management is required on site.
Under SafeWork NSW requirements, employers must confirm a worker has completed this training or carried out traffic control work within the previous two years. Course length and price on this page vary by provider and format, with some offering one-day refreshers and others running the full multi-day program. Check with each provider whether online theory components are available before booking.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a traffic control course cost in Parramatta?
- Prices among the 8 providers listed range from $231 to $1050, depending on provider, course length and format. Contact individual providers to confirm what is included, such as the stop/slow bat component or ongoing support.
- How long does the traffic control course take?
- Typical durations listed are 1 day or 3 days, depending on the provider and training package. Shorter courses may suit workers wanting a quick turnaround, while longer options may include additional practical assessment.
- Does the traffic control ticket expire?
- SafeWork NSW requires employers to verify a worker has completed training or performed traffic control work within the previous two years. There is no fixed renewal course; it depends on whether you have maintained recent work history in the role.
- Can I do the traffic control course online?
- This varies by provider. Some may offer online theory with a practical assessment day, while others run the full course face-to-face. Check directly with providers such as those in Parramatta, Epping or Auburn for delivery options.
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