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“The TMAA’s mission is to lead, unify and achieve best practice within the traffic management industry.”

“The TMAA’s vision is a safe and zero harm traffic management industry across Australia.”

TMAA – THE VOICE OF THE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT INDUSTRY.

Our purpose

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

TMAA has had signifcant success in raising the profle of our industry and bringing the voice of traffc 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 through focusing on

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TMAA General Members’ Meeting Agenda (followed by TMAA QLD Meeting)

TMAA General Members’ Meeting Agenda (followed by TMAA QLD Meeting) Thursday 7 February 2019, Queensland Cricketer’s Club, Woolloongabba, Brisbane, Queensland

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Proposed rule changes for TMAA Rules 1.1 5.1 5.3, 5.4 - January 2019

Proposed rule changes for TMAA Rules 1.1 5.1 5.3, 5.4 – January 2019

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Officer and Related Party Disclosure Statement

Officer and Related Party Disclosure Statement – Signed November 2018

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TMAA proudly supports

TCOY nomination form download

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TMAA General Members’ Meeting Agenda

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Don’t miss Australia’s mega civil construction expo

Declaration of Uncontested Office and the Post-Election Report for the Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA) E2018/99

IE17ResultsDecUncon E2018-99 TMAA – NSW

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Election and Nomination Form - TMAA - M M Committee E2018-99

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Election and Nomination Form – TMAA – M M Committee E2018-99

TMAA Annual General Meeting Agenda for Friday 27 April, 2018

TMAA Annual General Meeting Agenda for Friday 27 April, 2018 – click to download

The AEC election

The AEC election for the TMAA Board Representative will open 17 October 2017 and nominations will be forwarded to TMAA NT members only.

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12th October Sydney meeting

TMAA will be applying to the Registered Organisations Commission for a rule change and this will be voted on 12 October at a General Members Meeting in Sydney.

E2017/105 TMAA Vacancy Election - Post election report and Uncontested declaration

E2017.105 TMAA Vacancy Election – Post Election Report

E2017.105 TMAA Vacancy Election – Declaration of Uncontested Offices

TMAA proposed rule changes.

The TMAA is proposing new rule changes at a General Members Meeting on 8 June. Agenda and proposed rule changes available for download below.

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AGM agenda

Proposed rule changes

Towards Zero

INDEPENDENT AUDITORS REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016

INDEPENDENT AUDITORS REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016

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Your Speed is our Safety

Your Speed is our Safety.
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Traffic Management. Our Job, Your Safety

TMAA Tweets

The TMAA announces the election of new Board members and new President Stephen O’Dwyer. Details of the TMAA Board are listed below. The election reports are available from tmaa@tmaa.asn.au upon request.

It is with pleasure that we announce the positions as follows:

TMAA President 2018 – 2020 Stephen O’Dwyer (representing TMAA WA)
TMAA Vice President 2018 – 2020 Paul Kelly (representing TMAA QLD)

Board members already elected and titled are:

TMAA Treasurer 2018 – 2020 Andrew White (representing TMAA SA)
TMAA Secretary 2018 – 2020 Camille O’Meara (representing TMAA TAS)
TMAA NT Board Member 2018 – 2020 Damien Heaslip
TMAA VIC Board Member 2018 – 2020 Anthony Simmons

We congratulate all Board members. For further information about your Board members visit http://tmaa.asn.au/our-board/

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