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- RIISS00063 Traffic Management Designer Skill Set for Urban Streets and Low Volume Rural Roads
- RIISS00064 Traffic Management Designer Skill Set for High Volume Roads
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- RIISS00054 Traffic Controller Skill Set
- RIIWHS205E Control Traffic with Stop-Slow Bat
- RIISS00056 Traffic Management Designer Skill Set
- RIISS00059 Traffic Controller Skill Set for High Volume Roads
- RIISS00062 Traffic Management Implementer Skill Set for Motorways and Freeways
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Traffic Management Officer careers
A Traffic Management Officer is responsible for planning, implementing, and monitoring traffic control measures to ensure the safe and efficient movement of vehicles and pedestrians. Their duties often include developing traffic management plans, coordinating with local authorities and construction teams, setting up and maintaining signage and barriers, and responding to incidents or disruptions on roads.
They play a key role in minimizing traffic congestion and ensuring compliance with safety regulations during roadworks, public events, or emergencies. Strong communication skills, attention to detail, and knowledge of traffic laws and safety standards are essential for this role.
