Stage-by-stage temporary traffic management arrangements for roadworks and infrastructure projects — how traffic, pedestrians and cyclists move through each phase, from early works to final switch-on, to the standards TfNSW and councils assess against.
Every construction stage gets its own arrangement — no “typical stage” hand-waving.
How traffic moves from one stage to the next, including night switch arrangements.
Continuous, compliant paths through every stage of the works.
Lane arrangements sanity-checked against demand so the staging does not create the queue that stops the job.
Prepared for the contractors delivering TfNSW and council projects, and defended through assessment.
Checked by people who have physically set up staged works — before the reviewer checks it.
| Rev | Milestone | What happens | Timing |
|---|---|---|---|
| REV 0 | Scope & fee | You send the site address, the works or development detail, and the condition or council letter you are working to. We return a written scope and a fixed fee. | 1 BUSINESS DAY |
| REV A | Draft issue | The document is prepared against the actual site and road environment, then issued to you for comment before anything goes near an authority. | AGREED IN FEE |
| REV B | Your review | You and your team mark up anything that will not work in practice. We would rather hear it now than after lodgement. | YOUR PACE |
| REV C | Issued for lodgement | Final documents issued with full title block and revision history. If an authority reviews it, we support the review cycle until sign-off. | ON THE DATE AGREED |
“…a staged Traffic Management Plan demonstrating the maintenance of traffic capacity during each construction stage…”
You need this service. Full staging set with a movement plan per phase. Send the construction program and we will scope it against your stages.
Staging plans show how the road operates through each phase of construction; a TGS shows the signs and devices for a specific work activity within a phase. Big roadworks usually need both, and we draw them as one coordinated package.