7.3.4 – title amended to Delineation and Edge Clearance.

7.3.1.1 – new sub-section Securing Signs and Devices.

7.2 – additional details added in green for TM implementation/removal.

6.2.2.3 – personnel requirements for ‘complex traffic arrangements’ on MRWA (Main Roads WA) road added.

5.1.4 – additional details added for escape routes Where required the event organiser, promoter or hirer must provide a Traffic Management Plan (TMP) to ensure pedestrian and vehicle safety and management.

4.1.9 – new section Excavations or Above Ground Hazards.

4.1.7 – section name changed to Portable Traffic Control Devices.

3.2 – Risk Register table amended – broken into generic and site-specific risks TMP/TGS Reference column added.

General amendments to template, replacing OSH wording with WHS (Workplace Health & Safety) – read more on WHS changes in the traffic management industry.

We have put together a helpful article that covers all the changes within the template. August 2022 seen the release of a new revised Traffic Management Plan (TMP) Roadworks Template from Main Roads WA. Any section headings that are not applicable to the TMP being developed shall be kept in the document and noted as not applicable (with the intent of keeping the TMP section numbers the same throughout all TMPs (Traffic Management Plans)).

These TMP templates shall be used as a basis for the development of the plan either roadworks or events.

To ensure a consistent approach is taken when developing a TMP Main Roads WA has range of mandated traffic management TMP templates that must be used as a minimum. Any party undertaking work on a road shall prepare a Traffic Management Plan (TMP) that adequately provides for the safety of workers and road users while maintaining an adequate level of service to road users.

Event traffic management plan template