TC1 Traffic Control Training Melbourne

The Traffic Controller Skill Set for Urban Streets and Low Volume Rural Roads is designed for individuals entering the traffic management industry or existing workers in civil construction looking to formalise and enhance their skills and knowledge.

This 2 day classroom based course includes 1 day of theory, 1 day of practical training, and the post course completion of a practical logbook.

Get certified faster and for less with our combined Traffic Controller (TC1) and Traffic Management Implementer (TMI1) course.

This streamlined option helps you save time and money by covering both units in a single training format—ideal for those looking to boost their skills and job readiness in traffic management.

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TC1 Traffic Control

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RIISS00058 Traffic Controller Skill Set for Urban Streets and Low Volume Rural Roads is delivered and Statements of Attainment are issued by Edway Training Pty Ltd (RTO 91401).

After successful completion of all assessment requirements, you’ll receive a Statement of Attainment and a Digital Training Card with the following skill sets:

RIISS00058 Traffic Controller Skill Set for Urban Streets and Low Volume Rural Roads, including the following units of competency:

• RIIWHS206 Control traffic with portable traffic control devices and temporary traffic signs

• RIIWHS205E Control traffic with stop-slow bat

• RIICOM201E Communicate in the workplace

Edway Training is accredited by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) and approved by Austroads and the Department of Transport and Planning Victoria to deliver this skill set.

The training complies with the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management and the VicRoads Worksite Traffic Management (WTM) Code of Practice.

TC1 Traffic Control Course Information

Skill Set Overview

This skill set addresses the skills and knowledge required for traffic control on Temporary Traffic Management Category 1 environments as described in the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management.

Traffic Controller 1 (TC1) provides skills for safely controlling traffic using stop-slow bats and portable devices. The training includes communication, risk management, and deploying basic traffic signs.

Pathways

Completing the TC1 course provides credits towards recognised qualifications such as RII30920 Certificate III in Civil Construction and Other Certificate II and III Qualifications.

Additionally, TC1 is a prerequisite for advancing to TC2 (Traffic Controller 2).

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

We acknowledge the value of prior learning and offer RPL assessment against Austroads TTM program requirements, including a challenge test. For more information click here

Expiry

The TC1 training is valid for three years from the date of completion.To maintain certification, a refresher course is required every three years.

Training Prerequisite

The unit of competency "CPCWHS1001 Prepare to work safely in the construction industry" or equivalent is a training prerequisite and entry requirement for TC1 training.

Please be aware that plastic white cards are insufficient documentation of completion and will not be accepted.

The only proof of completion that is accepted is a Statement of Attainment with of CPCWHS1001 "Prepare to work safely in the construction industry competency" or equivalent.

To enroll in the White Card training course if you lack the necessary units, go to our White Card Melbourne page.

Course details

Course Structure

The Traffic Controller  1(TC 1) course is delivered over two days:

Day 1: Focuses on learning content and the assessment of the theoretical components of the units of competency.

Day 2: Includes familiarisation with the equipment and resources commonly used in traffic control. Learners will have time to use communication tools, practice traffic control techniques, and complete assessments covering practical elements of the combined units of competency.

Post-Course Requirements:

Following the two-day course, learners are required to complete 20 hours of logged practical training experience, which must be undertaken within six months of completing the formal instructional sessions.

Once the 20 hours have been completed, a practical assessment will be conducted in a live traffic environment under the supervision of a qualified assessor.

Assessment

Theory assessment:

During the course, students will study under standard assessment conditions. The theory assessment is a combination of select and constructed response questions.

Practical assessment includes:

• Completion of relevant documentation and forms

• Scenario-based assessment of communication skills

• Establishing a traffic control station

• Demonstration of traffic control techniques using a Portable Traffic Signal System (PTSS) and a stop/slow bat

Post Course:

Learners must complete the logbook (provided) and work under the supervision of a qualified and licensed Traffic Controller.

Course requirements

Attendance

Participants should arrive 15 minutes prior to the scheduled starting time of the course to complete the necessary registration paperwork.

ENTRY TO THE COURSE WILL BE REFUSED

if participants arrive 15 minutes after the scheduled starting time.

LLN (Language, Literacy and Numeracy)

It is a requirement that all students must have basic English reading, writing, and understanding skills. Interpreters are not allowed for most courses.

From 1/7/25, all students must complete a basic LLN (Language, Literacy, and Numeracy) test before enrolment. This ensures you can understand the course content and get the right support during training.

To complete the test, click the Pre-reg LLN button at the top of the page.

All students enrolling in an Edway Training course are required to complete a Language, Literacy, Numeracy, and Digital (LLND) skills assessment as part of their student profile. This ensures they have the necessary skills to perform basic calculations, and to read, write, and communicate effectively in English, enabling them to successfully participate in the training and assessment process.

For further information on student support services please refer to the Student Handbook.

USI (Unique Student Identifier)

From 1 January 2015, every student who undertakes nationally recognised Vocational Education and Training (VET) in Australia is required to have a USI.

STATEMENT OF ATTAINMENT CANNOT BE ISSUED

if a participant fails to produce a valid USI number.

USI can be obtained via www.usi.gov.au

Identification & Age

Participants must provide one form of photo I.D. (e.g. passport, Australian driver’s licence, proof of age card, student card).

STATEMENT OF ATTAINMENT WILL NOT BE ISSUED

if participants do not provide a valid form of I.D.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Full Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) must be worn on day 2 of the course. This includes steel-capped boots, long pants, long sleeves, a broad-brimmed hat, safety/sun glasses, and a high visibility shirt, vest, or jacket (VicRoads approved preferred).

THE TRAINER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ENTRY TO THE CLASS IF APPROPRIATE CLOTHING IS NOT WORN.

Unit of Competency CPCWHS1001

To enroll in the TC1 course, students must meet the following requirements:

Hold the unit CPCWHS1001 "Prepare to work safely in the construction industry" or its equivalent.

Provide a Statement of Attainment as proof of completion.

Payment

To secure your course booking, payment is required at the time of registration. You can conveniently pay online using a credit card, Afterpay, or request an invoice.