What Do I Need to Do to Become a Traffic Controller?

What Does a Traffic Controller Do?

A traffic controller directs the flow of vehicles and machinery on roads and other work sites.

Working in this role involves more than just holding a stop/slow bat such as:

• Directing vehicular flow and pedestrians
• Setting up signage and safety barriers
• Applying a road management plan
• Cleaning and maintaining signs and equipment

These roles are needed in the construction and road building and maintenance industries.

Learning how to complete these tasks requires training through the nationally recognised training program.

What Do I Need to Do to Become a Traffic Controller?

To become a traffic controller, firstly you will need to obtain a Construction Induction Qualification known in NSW as the white card

Then complete the 2 necessary traffic control training courses:

• The first skill set is Control Traffic with a Stop/Slow Bat.
• The second skill set is Implement Traffic Management Plan.