Builders and trades working on or beside a road
Free checklist for a traffic management plan or traffic guidance scheme for street works or a crane lift: who must design it and what approvals you need.
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How it works
What you get
The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the Council construction management plan door.
Modeled on: SafeWork NSW traffic control work training card guidance
From public data
classes of SafeWork NSW traffic control work card: traffic controller, implement traffic control plans, and prepare a work zone traffic management plan
Source: SafeWork NSW
A council construction management plan: site set-up, work hours, trucks, hoarding, traffic and neighbours, drafted from your permit. Free to read.
Questions
Someone with a SafeWork NSW traffic control work training card for Prepare a Work Zone Traffic Management Plan (PWZ). It covers designing, varying or inspecting a work zone traffic management plan, and the course covers traffic guidance schemes.
In NSW, works or structures on a public road need consent from the roads authority under section 138 of the Roads Act 1993. Ask your council who the roads authority is for your street.
Yes. The WHS Regulations list work in or next to a road or other traffic corridor in use by traffic other than pedestrians as high risk construction work, so a safe work method statement is needed before it starts.
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Where is the site the CMP covers?
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Where is the job?
Where is the property for the DA?
Answer it and ePlan opens the Council construction management plan door with your answer filled in.