Austroads: Transport Research and Trends

This online presentation provides an overview of the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management Part 10: Supporting Guidance.

Part 10 provides information on a range of topics to support the information contained within the other parts of this Guide. The information includes, risk management processes, review, inspection and road safety audit of worksites, events and emergency works.

Presented by Dr Dan Sullivan.

This online presentation provides an overview of the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management Part 9: Sample Layouts.

Part 9 provides illustrative and educational sample layouts to support the other parts of the Guide and to assist Traffic Management Designers in the interpretation of the various requirements of this Guide.

Presented by Alex Zelenko.

This online presentation provides an overview of the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management Part 8: Process and Procedures.

Part 8 provides guidance to road authorities, road infrastructure managers, any party conducting works on, or near a road, and all persons involved in planning, designing, implementing, managing and completing temporary traffic management works. It details the processes and procedures relating to jurisdictional management of temporary traffic management at roadworks. The information included covers: categories of temporary traffic management; powers, roles and responsibilities; training; and standard forms and descriptions.

Presented by Bert Prinsloo.

This online presentation provides an overview of the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management Part 7: Traffic Controllers.

Part 7 details contemporary traffic controller practices including information about training competencies, control instructions and devices.

Presented by Leah Kelly.

This online presentation provides an overview of the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management Part 6: Field Staff – Implementation and Operation.

Part 6 sets out the requirements of field staff in the process of installing, monitoring and dismantling traffic management on public roads.

Presented by Lee Vossen.

This online presentation provides an overview of the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management Part 5: Short Term Low Impact Worksites.

Part 5 identifies and details preferred temporary traffic management design and operational practices to be applied for short term low impact works on or near roads.

Presented by Leah Kelly.

This online presentation provides an overview of the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management Part 4: Mobile Works.

Part 4 has been prepared to assist with mobile worksites, in accordance with Austroads best practice. It provides general information about the context and components of designing temporary traffic guidance schemes at mobile worksites.

Presented by Leah Kelly.

This online presentation provides an overview of the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management Part 3: Static Worksites.

Part 3 has been specifically prepared to assist with the preparation of traffic guidance schemes (TGSs), in accordance with Austroads best practice. It provides general information about the context and components of designing temporary traffic guidance schemes at static worksites.

Presented by Leah Kelly.

This online presentation provides an overview of the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management Part 2: Traffic Management Planning.

Part 2 has been specifically prepared to assist with the preparation of traffic management plans (TMPs), in accordance with Austroads best practice. It provides general information about the context, components and format of a TMP.

Presented by Kat McAulay.

This online presentation provides an overview of the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management Part 1: Introduction.

Part 1 provides an introduction to the topic of Temporary Traffic Management and describes the structure to the 10 Parts of the Guide, the key principles of Temporary Traffic Management and the ongoing governances of the Guide and training by Austroads.

Presented by Dr Dan Sullivan.