Traffic Management (STLI – Short Term Low Impact Works)

To successfully complete the Short-Term Low Impact Worker course you must:

• Hold Construction Induction (White Card)

On successful completion of the course you will receive a Certificate of Completion which states that you have successfully completed the TTM Short-Term Low Impact Worker course. This Certificate will also have the statement below.

This statement provides the individual to perform duties associated with Short-Term Low Impact works in Victoria. Please note this excludes the individual from performing the functions of a fully qualified Traffic Controller, Traffic Management Implementer or Traffic Management Designer

What You’ll Learn

This course covers the essential safety and operational knowledge required to perform Short-Term Low Impact traffic management work, including:

• Understanding STLI worksite requirements and traffic guidance schemes
• Conducting site-specific risk assessments
• Safely managing traffic for low-impact works
• Legal and compliance requirements

Upon completion, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion, allowing them to perform Short-Term Low Impact works in Victoria, Northern Territory, and Tasmania.

Nominal time for this course to be completed is 7 hours

This course can also be run off-site, on request of the customer. Minimum numbers do apply. Please contact one of our friendly staff should this be of interest.

Contact the office for more information.

*Surcharge will apply on private bookings during weekends

Pricing : $250 per person Including GST

*Surcharge will apply on private bookings during weekends

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What Courses Do You Need to Do in Order to Perform Traffic Management for Short-Term Low-Impact Works?

To perform traffic management for short-term low-impact works you must complete two essential courses:

1. White Card (Construction Induction)
2. Austroads Short-Term Low-Impact Works Course

These courses, offered by CTG, run consecutively and regularly. The total duration to complete both is two days. Upon successful completion, you will be fully competent in the operations and ready for immediate employment in short-term low-impact works.

Course Completion Requirements

To complete the TTM Short-Term Low-Impact course, you must actively participate in all class activities and successfully pass any required theory assessments.

Approved Training Providers

This course can only be delivered by an Approved Training Provider authorised by Austroads and the Department of Transport.

Are My Current Units of Competency Still Valid?

If you already hold an existing Temporary Traffic Management unit (e.g., RIIWHS205E or RIIWHS302E) completed prior to April 1st 2025 and fall under the STLI category, you can continue working under these units until they expire (3 years from the issue date). However, all Short-Term Low-Impact workers must transition to the new STLI training before their current card expires.

Will a Refresher Course Be Required?

Further details regarding refresher courses will be available in 2025. CTG will update our website when more information is provided.

Who Is the Temporary Traffic Management Short-Term Low-Impact Course For?

The Short-Term/Low-Impact (STLI) course is designed for works conducted without the assistance of accredited Traffic Management personnel, using simplified Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGS). These worksites are temporary, low-risk, and have been assessed as safe to operate without a Static Worksite.

Examples of STLI Worksites

• NOT STLI Work:
  • Major construction or deep excavations requiring barriers and prolonged traffic control (e.g., static worksites as per AGTTM Part 3).
  • Using Stop/Slow bats to control traffic
  • Speed changes
  • Lane Closures
• STLI Work (Suitable for this Course):
  • Minor tasks such as pothole repairs or vegetation trimming.
  • Work that is short in duration and can be completed at multiple locations quickly (e.g., mobile worksites as per AGTTM Part 4).

By completing the required training, you ensure compliance with industry standards and gain the necessary skills to operate safely and efficiently in short-term low-impact traffic management roles.