Traffic Management Services
Traffic Control Staff & Equipment
Our People
Our valued staff are industry professionals who are fanatical about safety. When they come to your site you can relax and be assured they’ve got your back covered. And we’ve got theirs covered with full 24/7 support, regular onsite training and site audits to ensure they are meeting our high standards.
We work during the day, at night or at weekends. You decide what timing is going to cause the least disruption for what you need to do, and we can be there 24/7. Give us a call.
On road staff:
- TTM Workers (on road)
- TC/TMO (on road)
- AWVMS, Arrowboard and TMA Operators (on road)
- STMS Practising for all types of road (on road)
- TTM Mentors (on road)
- TTM Trainer and Assessor – for all warrants
- TTM Planner
- Operations Scheduler
If you’re interested in working for us, please see our careers page.
Our Fleet
Our traffic management fleet is new, modern and flexible. Depending what you need we can supply vehicles for any job – big or small
- TL2 and TL3 rated Truck Mounted Attenuator Vehicles – For keeping you safe when setting up in high volume and high speed road environments
- Arrowboard Sign Trucks – capable of setting any Level 1 site
- AWVMS Truck – Advanced Warning Truck Mounted Variable Message Board – For mobile operations or assistance with setting up a Level 2 site
- VMS – Variable Message Boards – to in form the public about upcoming or active worksites
Signs and Cone Hire
If you are doing anything that requires temporary signs or cones, we have the equipment you need.
We have a large supply of authorised traffic management equipment available for hire. You are welcome to hire directly from our sites in Ashburton or Christchurch, we can deliver or setup your site for you in accordance with an approved Traffic Management Plan.
Equipment available:
- Temporary warning signs
- Regulatory Signs
- Speed Signs
- Stop/Go Paddles
- 900mm road cones
- Sign Stands and Bases
- Flashing Beacons
- Fences
- Pedestrian Ramps
- Pedestrian Bars
- Gates
- Radios
- Sandbags
- Trench Convers
If we haven’t got it – ask us. You never know what we can make happen.
All traffic signs used on the road must be authorised by the relevant road controlling authority. The legal requirements for traffic signs are given in the Land Transport Rule (Traffic Control Devices 2004). All roads requiring traffic control are designed to be either Level 1 or Level 2, depending on traffic loads.