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Commonsense Safety Training
Marrickville · 7.5 km · 1 day · In person
RIIWHS302RIIWHS302ERenew every 2 years
Implement traffic management plans courses in Sydney
4 approved providers · from $229 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of an implement traffic management plans course in Sydney: $229 to $290, across 4 approved providers, usually 1 day. Renew every 2 years.
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$250
BC
Bondi Training Centre
Bondi Junction · 4.2 km
From
$229
Combined with other tickets from $398
UI
Upskill Institute
Arncliffe · 9.4 km · 3 days · In person
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A traffic management course, often called an implement traffic management plans course, teaches workers to set up and run traffic control at worksites under a SafeWork NSW traffic control work training card (sometimes called a yellow card). It suits traffic controllers, civil and roadworks crews, and anyone directing vehicles around a work zone.
Five providers across Sydney offer this course, including locations in Marrickville, Arncliffe, Macquarie Park, Redfern and Bondi Junction. Prices range from $229 to $497, and courses typically run for 1 to 3 days depending on the provider and unit scope.
The card does not expire on a fixed renewal date, but employers must check that a worker has trained in, or actively done, traffic control work within the previous two years. Check with each provider for exact course content and session dates.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does the traffic management course cost in Sydney?
- Across the five Sydney providers listed, prices range from $229 to $497. The exact cost depends on the provider, course length and any additional units covered, so check with each RTO for current pricing.
- How long does the course take?
- Typical course duration is 1, 2 or 3 days depending on the provider and the scope of traffic management skills covered. Shorter courses may cover single tasks, while longer ones include broader planning competencies.
- Does this card expire and how is it renewed?
- There is no fixed expiry date under SafeWork NSW rules. Instead, employers must confirm a worker has completed training or performed traffic control work within the previous two years, so ongoing use of the card matters for renewal.
- What do I need to bring or have before starting?
- Requirements such as photo ID, minimum age or language and literacy checks vary by provider, so confirm prerequisites directly with the training organisation before booking a course.
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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.