What we can do for you

Services

Identify the traffic hazards and risks associated with the project
Develop appropriate control measures to minimize or eliminate the traffic impacts
Prepare a traffic management plan (TMP) that outlines the objectives, scope, roles and responsibilities, communication strategies, and monitoring and evaluation methods for the traffic management
Submit the TMP to the relevant authorities for approval and obtain any necessary permits or licenses
Implement the TMP according to the approved schedule and budget, and ensure compliance with the traffic regulations and standards
Review and update the TMP as needed to reflect any changes in the project or the traffic conditions

Offers a range of services, including road closure permits, traffic control plans, signage, equipment, and personnel
Works with clients to ensure safety, compliance, and customer satisfaction
Has extensive experience and expertise in handling various types of projects, such as construction, events, emergencies, and maintenance

We provide a comprehensive and reliable assessment of your traffic control equipment and operations
We help you comply with the relevant standards and regulations in your industry
We offer expert advice and recommendations to improve your safety and efficiency
We have a team of qualified and experienced inspectors who can visit your site at your convenience

We provide quality equipment that meets the standards of the Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) of New South Wales

We offer installation, maintenance and repair services for traffic signals, signs, cameras and other devices

We have a team of experienced and qualified technicians who can handle any project size and complexity
We are committed to safety, reliability and customer satisfaction

Plan and coordinate pedestrian and event management services for traffic control companies
Ensure compliance with local regulations and safety standards
Provide training and supervision for traffic controllers and marshals
Monitor and evaluate the performance and effectiveness of traffic management plans
Communicate with clients, stakeholders and authorities to ensure smooth operations

An authority liaison is a person who communicates and coordinates with traffic control companies on behalf of a government agency or a private organization.
The main duties of an authority liaison include:
Establishing and maintaining good relationships with traffic control companies and other stakeholders
Negotiating contracts, fees, schedules, and service standards
Monitoring and evaluating the performance and compliance of traffic control companies
Resolving issues and disputes that may arise between traffic control companies and the authority
Providing feedback and recommendations to improve traffic management and safety

Identify the type and scope of the traffic control project
Review the relevant regulations and standards for traffic control in the area
Prepare a detailed traffic control plan that includes the layout, signage, equipment, and personnel
Submit the plan to the appropriate authority for approval and obtain a permit
Coordinate with other stakeholders such as utility companies, contractors, and emergency services
Implement the plan according to the permit conditions and monitor the traffic flow and safety

Fill out the online form with the company name, contact information, and service area
Attach a copy of the company's insurance policy and traffic control plan
Pay the application fee of $100 by credit card or check
Wait for the approval email from the Department of Transportation
Display the permit sticker on the company vehicles and equipment