Courses - RPL - TMD 1
RPL - TMD1
RPL - TMD 1
- RIISS00063 - Traffic Management Designer Skill Set for Urban Streets and Low Volume Rural Roads
Introduction
This assessment process is for students who are looking to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for the Traffic Management Designer 1 (TMD 1).Target Audience
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a process that assesses a learner's competency, acquired through formal and informal learning, to determine if they meet the requirements for a unit of study. RPL recognises skills, knowledge and/or experience an individual has gained within and/or outside the formal education and training system and assesses how they meet the requirements for a unit of competency within an Austroads approved skill set.
If an individual can evidence and clearly show that they have already gained the equivalent skills and knowledge, and that their skill and knowledge is current, then they may be granted recognition of prior learning. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) involves assessment of your knowledge and experience of your previous and current skills, and compares them to the requirements of an Austroads Temporary Traffic Management Training program (skill sets and associated units of competency). If eligible for RPL, you will need to supply evidence to demonstrate your skills and knowledge.
Please contact us to discuss your eligibility.
This Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment covers the skills and knowledge required for obtaining the RIISS00063 – Traffic Management Designer – Urban Streets and Low Volume Roads skill set (Traffic Management Designer 1). This skill set has been created to align to the requirements of individuals responsible for developing traffic management plans and traffic guidance schemes, as described in the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management on Temporary Traffic Management Category 1 environments.
For further information visit Temporary Traffic Management | Austroads
The RPL Application Process
If an individual can evidence and clearly show that they have already gained the equivalent skills and knowledge, and that their skill and knowledge is current, then they may be granted recognition of prior learning. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) involves assessment of your knowledge and experience of your previous and current skills, and compares them to the requirements of an Austroads Temporary Traffic Management Training program (skill sets and associated units of competency). If eligible for RPL, you will need to supply evidence to demonstrate your skills and knowledge.
Please contact us to discuss your eligibility.
This Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment covers the skills and knowledge required for obtaining the RIISS00063 – Traffic Management Designer – Urban Streets and Low Volume Roads skill set (Traffic Management Designer 1). This skill set has been created to align to the requirements of individuals responsible for developing traffic management plans and traffic guidance schemes, as described in the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management on Temporary Traffic Management Category 1 environments.
For further information visit Temporary Traffic Management | Austroads
The RPL Application Process
- Initial discussion with your assessor, this is to answer any questions you may have about the RPL process and for the assessor to determine if you are eligible to apply for RPL.
- Locate evidence of your workplace (practical) experience and formal/informal training.
- Complete and submit the RPL Application form.
- Your assessor will review your application and evidence and, if required, will call you to clarify/discuss further.
- Your assessor will organise for you to meet with them to have a conversation throughout which your assessor will ask questions to gain an understanding of you your workplace experience and knowledge.
- Completion of a written challenge test.
Learning Outcomes
- Plan and prepare for implementing the risk management process
- Identify workplace hazards and assess
- Assess workplace risks and identify unacceptable risk levels
- Identify potential actions and develop risk controls
- Implement and evaluate risk control
- Audit the risk management process and complete records
- Establish context for traffic management plan and traffic guidance scheme
- Prepare traffic management plans and traffic guidance scheme
- Support and review traffic management plan implementation
Learning Methods
Learners will need to submit evidence that a trainer will assess. Category 1 documents you may provide to support your application include:
- Workplace documents
- Any licences/tickets/authorisations
- Resume or details of work history
- Certificates from in-house or formal training courses completed.
- Diaries/task sheets/job sheets/log books
- Site training records
- Site competencies held record
- References/letters from current and/or previous employers/supervisors
- Remember you will need to supply contact details of one or two work referees (third party) who can confirm your skills.
Course Modules
- RIIRIS402E - Carry out the risk management process
- RIICWD503E - Prepare traffic management plans and traffic guidance schemes
Successful participants will receive a Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment for:
'RIISS00063 - Traffic Management Designer Skill Set for Urban and Low Volume Rural Roads'
'RIISS00063 - Traffic Management Designer Skill Set for Urban and Low Volume Rural Roads'
Upcoming Courses
| Date | Time | Location | Cost | I’m booking for myself | I’m booking for others |
| 30 January 2026 | 08:00 am – 04:00 pm | Online Learning | $1,400.00 |