RIISS00054 Traffic Controller Skill Set (Blue Card)

You want to work as a traffic controller in NSW, you’ll need to complete the Traffic Control Work Training (TCWT) course approved by SafeWork NSW. This course RIISS00054 Traffic Controller Skill Set, recommended for workers in operational roles, teaches the skills needed to safely control traffic in live environments. You’ll learn how to use stop/slow bats or boom gate, set up temporary traffic devices, manage incident reports, and comply with Traffic Management Plans (TMPs) and Work Health and Safety (WHS) policies.

+ Other course related: Yellow Card and Traffic Control Combo Blue and Yellow Card

+ Commonly referred to as the Lollypop Lady or Blue Card RIISS00054 Traffic Controller Skill Set Course, this training covers essential topics, including:

• Stop/direct road users using a stop/slow bat and understand stopping sight distances
• Monitor traffic with portable traffic control devices and temporary traffic signs according to traffic management plans and traffic guidance schemes
• Maintain traffic incident reports
• Understand the Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGSs) also known as Traffic Management Plans (TMPs) for the site
• Assess and respond to changes in the environment, for example traffic volumes, weather conditions, road conditions, Work Health and Safety (WHS) and operational requirements
• Carry out risk assessments for personal safety
• Participate in toolbox talks (specific to traffic control)
• Use communication methods and devices
• Conform to traffic control policy and procedures

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Key Topics Covered:

• Stop/Slow Bat Operations: Learn how to safely stop or direct traffic using stop/slow bats, and understand the importance of stopping sight distances.
• Traffic Management Plans (TMPs): Implement Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGS) to set up signage and control devices safely and efficiently.
• Incident Reporting: Handle and maintain traffic incident reports for worksite documentation.
• Risk Assessment: Conduct risk assessments to adapt to changing environmental conditions, such as traffic volumes, weather, and safety requirements.
• WHS Policies: Understand and apply the latest Work Health and Safety guidelines to ensure safety for all workers and road users.
• Communication: Use effective communication devices and methods, including radios, hand signals, and other traffic control tools.
• Toolbox Talks: Participate in pre-work meetings to discuss safety and traffic control plans.

Units of Competency:

Upon successful completion, you will be awarded a Statement of Attainment for the following units of competency:

• RIIWHS201E: Work safely and follow WHS policies and work procedures
• RIICOM201E: Communicate in the workplace
• RIIWHS205E: Control traffic with a stop/slow bat
• RIIWHS206: Control traffic with portable traffic control devices and temporary signs

Entry Requirements:

To enroll in this course, participants must:

• Be at least 17 years of age
• Provide original ID documents, adding up to at least 100 points, per SafeWork NSW’s ID Points Guide
• Demonstrate the physical ability to lift and place traffic control devices
• Have a valid Unique Student Identifier (USI); you can create your USI here.

Training and Assessment:

The training is divided into two components:

1. Classroom-Based Learning (1 Day):
   • Includes theory-based learning with classroom activities, videos, and group discussions.
   • Learn to use full-scale traffic control devices and manage live traffic scenarios.
2. Live Practical Assessment (Half Day):
   • Includes real-world traffic control simulations, working with vehicles in a safe environment.
   • Practical applications are observed and assessed by SafeWork NSW-approved trainers.

Assessments include:

• Theory questionnaires and group discussions
• On-the-job practical assessments at live traffic sites on a minimum of two separate occasions

Certification:

After completing the training and assessments, you will be issued a Statement of Completion (SOC), valid for 90 days. During this period, you must complete an additional practical assessment to qualify for the SafeWork NSW Traffic Control Work Training (TCWT) Card.

Once you have successfully completed all components, you will receive a SafeWork NSW TCWT Card, which may take up to four weeks to arrive. If you do not receive your card, contact SafeWork NSW on 13 10 50.

Attendance:

• Duration: 1 day of classroom training (8 hours) + half-day practical assessment (4 hours)
• Arrive on Time: Participants should arrive 30 minutes before the scheduled time to complete enrolment.
• Dress Code: Wear steel-toe boots, long trousers, a long-sleeved shirt, and a high-visibility vest. A hat is recommended for outdoor practical training.

Additional Information:

For more on SafeWork NSW requirements, visit the SafeWork NSW Traffic Control Training Page.

How to Get Certified:

1. Book Your Course: Click on the Book Now button on TP Training’s website to select a suitable training date.
2. Complete Classroom Training: Gain hands-on knowledge in controlling traffic safely and complying with WHS policies.
3. Live Practical Assessment: Complete the required live practical assessment to qualify for the SafeWork NSW Traffic Control Work Training Card.

The Statement of Completion is valid for 90 days, after which you’ll receive the official SafeWork NSW Traffic Control Work Training Card (Blue Card), valid for three years.

For more information, visit SafeWork NSW or Check out the  TP Training Traffic Controller Blue Card Calendar.

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• Lollypop Lady Course
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For inquiries or support, contact TP Training at 1800 577 301 or [email protected].

Course Delivery:
TP Training has entered into a formal third-party agreement with DLI Training (RTO ID: 21714). Under this agreement, TP Training is authorised to advertise and enrol students into courses delivered and assessed by DLI Training.
All training, assessment, student support services, and the issuing of statements of attainment or qualifications are the responsibility of DLI Training (RTO 21714).
TP Training acts as an enrolment and referral partner and may collect student fees on behalf of DLI Training. This arrangement allows students to access nationally recognised training programs — including courses designed for entry into the construction industry and select SafeWork NSW licence assessments — through a streamlined enrolment process.