COURSES
BWTMTC & PTDs
| Duration: | 3.5 Days |
| Cost: | $750.00 |
Course Schedule \ Book Online: Jandakot West Swan All Locations
Group Booking?: Call To Book
1300 977 606
| Price for CTF Customers: | Not available as of yet |
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Aim of this Course / Target Group
Keep Roads Safe. Control with Confidence.
Want a job that gets you out on site, not stuck in a classroom?
This course gives you the real-world skills you need to work safely and confidently in traffic management.
Our Basic Worksite Traffic Management, Traffic Control & Portable Traffic Devices course is designed for people who want to get job-ready fast. You’ll learn how to control traffic using stop–slow bats, set up signs and devices correctly, implement Traffic Management Plans, and work with modern portable traffic control devices used on today’s worksites.
It’s hands-on, practical, and focused on what employers actually want — safe workers who know what they’re doing.
Who should do this course?
- New starters looking to break into traffic management
- Workers needing traffic control skills for construction, utilities or maintenance
- Traffic controllers wanting to upskill and increase job opportunities
If you’re looking for a course that’s practical, engaging, and opens doors to work, this is the one.
Course Content
This course is hands-on, practical, and focused on real worksites — not boring theory.
You’ll learn how to safely manage traffic in live environments, communicate clearly on site, and correctly set up traffic control equipment and devices used across roadworks and construction sites.
What you’ll learn:
- How to communicate effectively on site and work as part of a traffic team
- How to control traffic safely using a stop–slow bat
- How to set up and follow Traffic Management Plans (TMPs)
- Correct placement and use of temporary traffic signs and portable traffic devices
- How to position, set up, and program portable traffic control devices
- Site safety, hazard awareness, and safe work practices around live traffic
Training includes practical scenarios, real equipment, and industry-based examples, so you finish the course feeling confident and job-ready — not overwhelmed.
Train smart. Train practical. Get site ready.
Assessment Method
Knowledge based questionnaires and practical demonstration
Pre-requisites
Whilst there are no pre-requisites for this course, candidates must
hold:
- Current or previous evidence of holding a valid motor vehicle drivers licence (not a Permit),
- Valid Construction Induction Training Card also referred to as White or Blue Card
And you must have basic english literacy skills.
Academic Award & Recognition
Upon successful completion participants will be issued with a MAIN ROADS WA accreditation and a Nationally Recognised Statements of Attainment which will include the below units:
- RIICOM201E Communicate in the Workplace
- RIIWHS302E Implement Traffic Management Plans
- RIIWHS205E Control Traffic with Stop-Slow Bat
- RIIWHS303 Position, set up and program portable traffic control devices
- RIIWHS206 Control traffic with portable traffic control devices and temporary traffic signs
Course Fee
$750.00
CTF Pricing For Eligible Customers
Not available at this current time
Individuals may still be eligible for the subsidy; however, they must submit their claims directly to CTF, as we are unable to claim on their behalf. For more information about the individual claim process, please contact the CTF directly.
CTF provides funding support to assist with the training of eligible workers in the construction industry. We acknowledge the CTF’s contribution in helping reduce training costs for eligible participants.
Duration
3.5 Days
Please note: As this three and a half day program includes the mandatory practical exercises, successful participants will receive their MRWA accreditation at the conclusion of the course. Other training organisations may require candidates to complete a logbook or come back at additional cost to complete these exercises.
What To Wear
All course participants are required to wear appropriate work attire. Whilst enclosed shoes are a minimum requirement for attendance on any course, steel capped safety boots are required for practical exercises on day 2, 3 and 4 of the course.
Morning Tea & Lunch
Feel free to grab a tea, coffee or snack before the course starts and during the course breaks.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own lunch as it is NOT provided.
Vending machines are available at our West Swan site.