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CS
Commonsense Safety Training
Arndell Park · 1 day · In person
RIIWHS205ERIIWHS205DRenew every 2 years
Traffic control (stop/slow) courses in Western Sydney
4 approved providers · from $250 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a traffic control (stop/slow) course in Western Sydney: $250 to $1050, across 4 approved providers, usually 1 day. Renew every 2 years.
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$1,050
ex GST
Next date
25 Nov
3 dates listed
TM
Traffic Management Training
Epping · 3 days · In person
From
$325
VC
Vigil Training College
Parramatta · In person
From
$250
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Western Sydney has 5 providers running traffic control courses, with prices from $231 to $1,050 and typical durations of one to three days.
A traffic control ticket, also called a traffic controller course, trains workers to direct traffic with stop/slow signage on roadworks and construction sites. It suits labourers, roadworks staff and anyone asked to manage traffic flow on site.
Providers on this page, including locations such as Arndell Park, Epping, Parramatta, Yennora and Auburn, offer one-day and three-day formats. SafeWork NSW requires employers to confirm a worker has trained or carried out traffic control work within the previous two years, which sets a practical renewal period of 24 months.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a traffic control course cost in Western Sydney?
- Across the 5 providers listed, prices range from $231 to $1,050, depending on the provider and course length. Compare individual listings for exact pricing before booking.
- How long does the traffic control course take?
- Typical durations are one day or three days, depending on the provider and the specific course content covered.
- How long does my traffic control card stay valid?
- SafeWork NSW requires employers to check you trained or worked as a traffic controller within the previous two years, so renewal effectively occurs every 24 months.
- Can I do a traffic control course online?
- Traffic control involves practical, on-road skills, so courses are generally delivered face-to-face. Some providers may offer online theory components; check with individual providers for details.
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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.