01 / PLAN
TMPs and traffic management drawings
Planning and drawings based on the work activity, road environment, access needs, road users and proposed staging.
Talk through the plan →Traffic management planning and delivery across New Zealand
One team from the traffic management plan to the worksite.
Your TMP Designer prepares the plan and supporting documents, works through authority requirements, and provides practical on-site establishment and traffic management when your job moves into the field.
For civil works, utilities, maintenance, events, construction access and other activities affecting the road or footpath.
Planning and field deliveryKeep the documents and site setup connected
New Zealand-wide supportDiscuss the location, dates and work activity with us
Site-specific approachBuilt around the actual road environment and work
One practical contactClear communication as the job changes
What we actually do
Choose the support your job needs.
Some clients need a plan and authority coordination. Others need the site established and managed. We can handle either stage or connect them as one service.
02 / COORDINATE
Authority, CAR and WAP support
Support with submission information, access requirements, authority comments, amendments and document coordination.
Discuss the requirements →03 / ESTABLISH
On-site establishment
People, vehicles, signs, cones and equipment arranged to establish the approved traffic-management layout at the worksite.
Plan the establishment →04 / MANAGE
Live site management and close-out
Practical management while work is underway, including agreed changes, monitoring, uplift and site close-out.
Discuss field delivery →
More than paperwork
The plan needs to work when it reaches the road.
Planning and site delivery should not operate as separate conversations. We carry the work activity, staging and access requirements through to the people establishing and managing the site.
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Plan around the real job
Start with what is being built, repaired, accessed or maintained.
Start with what is being built, repaired, accessed or maintained.
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Prepare for establishment
Connect drawings and conditions with the equipment and site sequence.
Connect drawings and conditions with the equipment and site sequence.
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Respond when the site changes
Keep communication open when staging, timing or access needs move.
Keep communication open when staging, timing or access needs move.
Work environments
Traffic management matched to the work—not generic wording.
The required approach depends on the activity, road users, available space, speed environment, access requirements and how the work will progress.
Civil and utility worksExcavation, repairs, service connections and staged works
Vehicle crossingsWorkfront, pedestrian access and property entry considerations
Lane and shoulder closuresSpace, taper, work area and road-user movements
Stop/go operationsShort sections, work access and controlled traffic movements
Footpath managementPedestrian routes, accessibility and safe transitions
Events and temporary activitiesArrivals, departures, access, parking and public movement
A clear job sequence
From the first conversation to site close-out.
The exact documentation and field requirements vary by job, but the working sequence stays clear.
Understand the work
Confirm the location, dates, activity, work area, access needs and available information.
Plan and coordinate
Prepare the appropriate drawings and documents and work through relevant comments or conditions.
Prepare the site delivery
Confirm the establishment sequence, field resources, equipment, timing and points of contact.
Establish, manage and close
Set up the site, manage the agreed operation, respond to changes and remove the traffic management when complete.
Start with the job details
Tell us what is happening on the road or at the worksite.
Send the location, intended dates, work activity and any drawings or authority information you already have. We can then confirm whether you need planning, field delivery or both.