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Our purpose

The Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA) is the peak body for Traffic Management. The TMAA represents the Traffic Management and Traffic Control industry throughout Australia. The TMAA represents a total cross-section of industry providers from small regional businesses to national traffic management companies working across all states and all road and infrastructure projects. The continued growth of traffic management across the nation is a direct result of the growth in government and private projects currently under development and planned for the future. Traffic management companies and traffic controllers across the country work in a range of multi-billion dollar infrastructure, recovery, relief and rebuilding projects. We represent all aspects of works projects: repair, emergencies, events, utilities, building and construction and protection.

TMAA has had significant success in raising the profile of our industry and bringing the voice of traffic management companies to Government and industry sectors that we support. Never before has there been such an opportunity to shape the way our industry develops, is trained and affected by policy. TMAA is our industry’s voice and it contributes to all major conversations that pertain to what we do on the road every day. It’s important that we continue to focus on relevant issues and create a solid foundation for our next chapter, what are we going to do and how are we going to do it? Our Mission will be achieved by focusing on

8 PILLARS OF ACTION

The TMAA has submitted the following rule change to the Fair Work Commission on 13 June 2019.

 Rules 1.1 Definitions

 Nominated Representative means a natural person appointed by an Ordinary Member or an Associate Member to represent a Member’s or Associate’s interests with the Organisation.

 Changes include removing the yellow highlighted text, and adding in the green highlighted text.