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$270
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Commonsense Safety Training
Marrickville · 7.5 km · 1 day · In person
RIIWHS205ERIIWHS205DRenew every 2 years
Traffic control (stop/slow) courses in Sydney
5 approved providers · from $199 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a traffic control (stop/slow) course in Sydney: $199 to $282, across 5 approved providers, usually 1 day. Renew every 2 years.
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$250
BC
Bondi Training Centre
Bondi Junction · 4.2 km
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$199
Combined with other tickets from $398
UI
Upskill Institute
Arncliffe · 9.4 km · 2 days · In person
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$282
Combined with other tickets from $450
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TP Training
Burwood · 9.9 km · 12 hours · In person
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A traffic control course, often called traffic controller training, teaches the skills needed to direct vehicles and pedestrians safely around roadworks using stop/slow bats. It suits people starting work in construction, civil works or traffic management in New South Wales.
Six providers in Sydney offer this training, with prices from $199 to $437 and courses typically running 1 to 2 days. Locations include Marrickville, Arncliffe, Burwood, Macquarie Park, Bondi Junction and Redfern.
The training leads to a SafeWork NSW traffic controller training card. Employers must check that workers have trained, or carried out this type of work, within the previous two years, so the card is generally treated as valid for 24 months before further evidence is needed.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a traffic control course cost in Sydney?
- Across the six providers listed, prices start from $199 and range up to $437, depending on the provider and course length.
- How long does the course take?
- Typical course duration is 1 to 2 days, depending on the provider and whether you are completing initial training or an extended unit.
- How long is the traffic control card valid?
- SafeWork NSW requires employers to confirm you trained, or worked in traffic control, within the previous two years. There is no fixed renewal course; it depends on your recent work history.
- What do I need to bring or have to enrol?
- Requirements vary by provider but generally include photo ID. Check with the specific training provider for any other enrolment conditions.
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Traffic control tickets in NSW: the card types explained
The three SafeWork NSW traffic control work training cards, the exact units each needs, and what changed when the scheme moved from Transport for NSW.