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Traffic control (stop/slow) courses in Western Sydney
3 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 $325, across 3 approved providers. Renew every 3 years.
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Traffic control (stop/slow) training qualifies workers to direct traffic at roadworks and construction sites using stop/slow bats. It is typically required by traffic management companies, civil contractors and labour hire firms operating on NSW roads.
On this page, 3 providers in Western Sydney offer this course, including DLI Training in Auburn, Vigil Training College in Parramatta and FHV in Yennora. Prices range from $250 to $325.
Courses must be delivered by a Transport for NSW (TfNSW)-approved trainer. On successful completion, participants receive a Traffic Control Work Training Card, valid for 3 years before renewal training is required.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does the traffic control (stop/slow) course cost in Western Sydney?
- Providers in Western Sydney list prices from $250 to $325 for the traffic control (stop/slow) course. Exact pricing depends on the provider, so check directly before booking.
- How long is the Traffic Control Work Training Card valid?
- The Traffic Control Work Training Card issued after this course is valid for 3 years from the date of completion, after which renewal training is required under Transport for NSW requirements.
- Do I need any prior qualifications or ID to enrol?
- Requirements such as photo ID and any prerequisite checks vary by provider. Contact the training provider directly to confirm what documentation you need to bring on the day.
- Is the course delivered online or face-to-face?
- Traffic control (stop/slow) training generally involves practical, face-to-face components since it covers physical bat signalling and site procedures. Confirm delivery format with each provider, as it can vary.
Guide
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.