TMD2 Traffic Management Design Course

Are you ready to elevate your expertise in traffic management design for high volume roads?

Our Traffic Management Design 2 Course (TMD 2) is perfect for students looking to expand their design knowledge to develop traffic management plans and traffic guidance schemes in Temporary Traffic Management Category 2 environments; high volume roads.

Skills Covered: Prepare traffic management plans and traffic guidance schemes for motorways and freeways

Entry Requirements: To enrol in our Traffic Management Design 2 Course, prospective learners must meet the following criteria:

• Completion of the RIISS00063 Traffic Management Designer Skill Set for Urban Streets and Low Volume Rural Roads; and
• At least six months experience applying skills and knowledge relevant to the above mentioned skill set in a temporary traffic management workplace; and
• Providing evidence of relevant experience preparing at least 4 different traffic management plan design types (being both approved by a client and successfully used in practice) including pedestrian and cyclist controls, lane closures, and at least one of the following design types:
  • construction sites
  • shoulder closures
  • high speed roads
  • using portable traffic control devices
  • roundabouts
  • public transport interfaces
  • motorways or freeways.

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Training and Assessment: The Traffic Management Designer 2 (TMD 2) training and assessment will be carried out through a combination of theoretical learning and practical experience.

The theoretical course will take one day to complete. Following the one theoretical day, students will need to successfully complete a practical assessment with a licenced traffic management company.

The practical (post-course) assessment requirements must be completed for declared Temporary Traffic Management Category 2 roads within 6 months of successfully completing the theoretical component. We offer all eligible students placement with Barleys Traffic Management.