Engineering services · Practice 04

A work zone is an engineering problem before it is a paperwork problem.

Construction traffic management, staging and temporary traffic design informed by practical experience delivering work on live road networks.

Documentation is prepared with reference to the requirements applicable to the road authority, contract and project, including TfNSW TS 05492 Traffic Control at Work Sites, AS 1742.3 and the current Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management. Where required, the relevant TfNSW TS 03401 (G10) specification and council requirements are also addressed.

SHT 01

Also within this practice

  • Construction vehicle route plans

Scoped on request — tell us what the condition or authority is asking for.

SHT 02

Practice register — what we issue

Pages 01–05, 07
RefDeliverableThe problem it answers
03Traffic management plans (TMP & CTMP)Working without one carries real risk — fines, stop-work orders, and liability if something goes wrong.
01Traffic guidance schemes (TGS / TCP)The site-specific drawing that communicates how traffic, pedestrians and workers are managed around the work area.
02Traffic staging plans & CAD staging setsOne TGS is straightforward. A dozen, changing week to week, is a different problem entirely.
04Complex & multi-stage TMPsGetting the handover between stages wrong is one of the most common sources of delay and safety risk on large projects.
05Temporary barrier design & cross sectionsAn incorrect deflection zone is a common cause of rejection — or barrier failure in the field.
07Site auditsA traffic management plan is only as effective as its on-site implementation.
EVID 01

Project evidence

Authorised project material
Overall Hill Road traffic staging plan showing the project corridor, intersections and temporary alignmentsOverall traffic staging plan · View project →
Government & council · Hill Road, NSW

Technical documentation shown in its project context.

Hill Rd Traffic Staging

An overall corridor plan coordinating staged traffic arrangements, temporary alignments, work zones and tie-ins across Hill Road and its connecting intersections.

Status
Overall plan
Shown
Overall traffic staging plan
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PROC 01—04

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  2. Step 02Confirm the scope

    We identify the required assessment, documentation, programme and fee.

  3. Step 03Assess and coordinate

    The technical work is developed against the project and authority requirements.

  4. Step 04Check and issue

    The agreed review is completed before controlled issue and support through comments.

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