Becoming a Road Traffic Controller in Queensland

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About this role

Direct road traffic and pedestrian flows safely during road closures or major events.

What you might do day-to-day in this job

Typical tasks for a Road Traffic Controller include:

  • set up, manage and remove temporary traffic control schemes and signage
  • direct traffic using a stop-slow sign and other traffic control devices
  • give and receive radio updates to coordinate with other road traffic personnel, construction workers and emergency response teams
  • complete site checks and monitor traffic behaviour and flow to ensure public safety
  • take instructions from crew leaders, foremen, managers, inspectors, auditors or officials.

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