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What is a Traffic Management Plan (TMP)?

A Traffic Management Plan (TMP), known as a TMP, is a document outlining all movement within a site. This includes any mobile plant equipment, vehicles, and people and is the outcome of a Site Safety Audit. A Traffic Management Plan also identifies hazards and strategies to minimise them, such as designated traffic routes, zones, safety protocols, and control measures.

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Do you only provide Site Auditing?

In addition to our Site Safety Audits, we also offer Traffic Management Plans, Risk Assessments, Traffic Control Maps, and Traffic Management Standards Manuals for multi-site businesses. We also supply and install any required safety measures, including safety signage, bollards, line-marking, safety barriers, gates, and speed humps. 

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How often should a Site Safety Audit be conducted?

We recommend conducting a Site Safety Audit every 1 to 3 years, depending on the site’s unique requirements. Ask our team for a recommendation tailored to your operations. 

Do you provide installation services?

Absolutely, based on your requirements, we can supply and install all the safety measures included in the scope of the safety improvement project. For example, these may include safety signage, bollards, line-marking, safety barriers, gates, and speed humps. 

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How much does a Site Safety Audit cost?

Typically, the cost of a Site Safety Audit and Traffic Management Plan services ranges between $5,000 and $25,000. The deliverables can include traffic management documentation such as Traffic Management Plans, Risk Assessments, Traffic Control Maps, and Traffic Management Standards.

What industries do you service?

We have experience in a wide range of industries, including food and beverage, paper and printing, warehousing and logistics, manufacturing and processing, factories, assembly plants, and hospitals.

What is a Site Safety Audit (SSA)?

Our Site Safety Audit (SSA) process thoroughly assesses your worksite, including any movement, loading, unloading, parking, and pedestrian access throughout the facility. 

This considers the layout, traffic demand, prioritisation, and control, pedestrian and vehicle routes, signage, requirements for special vehicles, emergency services access, lighting and visibility, speed limits, parking requirements, and access for visitors.  

The deliverables of a Site Safety Audit process are a Traffic Management Plan (TMP), a Traffic Control Map (TCM), a Risk Assessment, and an optional Traffic Standards Manual.

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How quickly can I get a proposal?

After completing a discovery appointment or site visit, we will have a proposal to you between 5 and 7 business days. 

How long does a Site Safety Audit take?

This ranges from half a day to a full week, depending on site specifics, like size and complexity.

How long after the site audit will I receive the Traffic Management Plan?

After your Site Safety Audit, we will provide your Traffic Management Plan documentation within 15 to 25 working days.

How long will it take for our Traffic Management requirements to be installed?

Depending on the size of the project and whether we have uninterrupted access to the site, this can vary from hours to several days or weeks. We may need to work around your operations, potentially taking several night or weekend shifts. In some cases, we can work around your existing site operations.

How long does it take from the Site Safety Audit to installing TMP measures? (Bollards, gates, barriers etc.)

Following completion of the Site Safety Audit (SSA) and approval of the documentation, the installation process typically takes 6 to 8 weeks. The timeline may vary depending on the project’s scope, such as the quantity and size of sites. However, we can work with you to accommodate tighter deadlines.

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A Site Safety Audit assesses the safe and orderly movement, loading, unloading, parking and pedestrian access throughout the areas of a facility. It considers layout, traffic demand, flow, and more.