Site-specific TGS prepared to TS 05492:1.0 TCAWS. Usual turnaround is a few hours to 2 business days depending on scope.
A TGS shows how traffic and pedestrians will be moved around the work area using signs, cones, barriers and traffic controllers. It is the drawing most crews and reviewers actually use on site.
Usually yes if work is on or next to a public road. The CTMP explains the method. The TGS is the layout used for implementation, ROL applications and on-site control.
A standard scheme can often be prepared within a few hours to 2 business days, depending on the number of stages and whether stop-slow, footpath detours or PTCD are required. Urgent work can be discussed by phone.
Suburb, type of work, dates, whether the road or footpath is affected, and any council or TfNSW condition. Photos of the approaches help us confirm stop-slow or lane-closure requirements quickly.
Yes. Schemes are prepared by a qualified PWZTMP planner to TfNSW Technical Standard TS 05492:1.0 Traffic Control at Work Sites (TCAWS) for sign sequencing, tapers, pedestrian paths and traffic controller positions.