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Response to Information Request 10-6-2025 Traffic management plan · OPW25/0042
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Traffic Management Plan – 25040286
11. MANAGEMENT REVIEW AND APPROVALS
The planning of traffic management arrangements has been done with the aims and goals of this TMP in mind. TGS’s will
meet all requirements as specified in the MUTCD, The Code, TRUMM, TCAS, and company policies and procedures. Refer
to APPENDIX A for TGS and a Desktop Risk Assessment for the Traffic Guidance Schemes in Appendix A – Traffic
Guidance Schemes .
Approvals to carry out the works will be obtained before any work is to commence from the government body
or bodies, or private entity controlling that particular section of road or road corridor.
11.1 TMP Review and Improvement
The process to facilitate continuous improvement will included debrief meetings to discuss any issues or risks
associated with the plan and a review of the TMP to keep it up to date taking into account changes in traffic
volumes, vehicle types, the road environment, work practices, standards, and jurisdictionally specific
legislation.
A copy of all documentation relating to the endorsement of the changes shall be held on-site by the person
managing the works.
11.2 Variations
Obtain prior approval for variations from the Administrator or the Administrator’s Representative where the
recommendations of this guide, with respect to levels of service or safety cannot be satisfied.
Consider the following when contemplating exceptions to this guide:
• what is the safety performance of the standard arrangement?
• what is the expected safety performance of the arrangement that incorporates the Exception?
• what should the safety performance of the temporary traffic arrangement be?
• is the difference acceptable?
Should additional TGS be require, it must be submitted at least 14 days prior to the date of the proposed traffic
rearrangement for approval, and subject to approval.
11.3 Approvals
It is the Principal Contractors responsibility to ensure all approvals to carry out the works will be obtained
before any work is to commence from the government body or bodies, or private entity controlling that
particular section of road or road corridor.
Before works commence it is necessary to seek approval from the following:
• Transport Main Roads QLD (RCP, TCP, etc).
• Local Government Authority
• Queensland Police Service
• Public Transport Authority (where impacting bus routes, level crossing)
Document MSF-AT-TMP-001| Issued 05 September 2024| Review: 05 September 2025| Owner: Trevor Leggett | Page: 42
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