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Marrickville · 1 day · Face to face
RIIWHS302RIIWHS302ERenew every 3 years
13 approved providers · from $229 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a implement traffic management plans course in NSW: $229 to $650, across 13 approved providers, usually 2 days. Renew every 3 years.
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Marrickville · 1 day · Face to face
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Heathcote · 2 days · Face to face
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Coffs Harbour · 2 days · Blended
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Arncliffe · 1 day · Face to face
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Barrack Heights · 2 days · Face to face
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Dapto · 2 days · Face to face
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Bondi Junction
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Tamworth · 3 days · Face to face
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Auburn
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South Grafton · Face to face
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Tuggerah · 3 days · Face to face
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Wetherill Park · Face to face
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Yennora · 1 day · Blended
Implement Traffic Management Plans training covers putting an approved traffic control plan into effect on a worksite, including setting up signage, barriers and detours in line with the plan. It suits traffic controllers, supervisors and site personnel who need to apply traffic management plans rather than design them.
This page lists 10 providers across NSW, including options in Wetherill Park, Bondi Junction, Tamworth, Dapto, South Grafton, Arncliffe, Marrickville and Auburn. Course prices range from $229 to $650, with typical durations of one, two or three days depending on the provider and whether other units are bundled in.
The qualification is generally recognised for 36 months before refresher training is required. Requirements for high-risk work licences and traffic control accreditation in NSW fall under Transport for NSW, so check with your provider whether this course meets current accreditation requirements before booking.
Guide
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.