The Waikato region is one of New Zealand’s largest (in both area and population), encompassing not only the Waikato District and South Waikato District but also the nearby districts of Waipa and Matamata-Piako. So, traffic problems can too easily arise in this crowded part of the country.
Fortunately, local organisations can effectively mitigate the risk — such as by investing in combined road and traffic services from our traffic management company. We would be delighted to provide you with any of the following Waikato traffic management solutions…
Sometimes, interruptions to traffic simply can’t be avoided — such as if a major event is set to be held locally, or a road accident means that emergency services need to arrive on the scene.
We can provide a traffic safety plan to a Waikato organisation, helping it to implement and maintain an array of traffic control systems while work is undertaken in the road corridor.
By adhering to a road management plan in Waikato, traffic controllers can enable themselves and other people on the road to commute safely and effectively.
Roads inevitably need periodic repairs and maintenance. However, before making any improvements to roads, you need to confirm that not only onsite construction workers but also drivers and pedestrians in the local area will be able to safely continue with day-to-day routines.
That’s where the importance of a TMP (Traffic Management Plan) comes in. We can educate you on various dos and don’ts of ensuring traffic control safety in Waikato areas affected by short-term disruptions to vehicular flow.
Given Waikato’s flourishing reputation, we can expect many new developments to pop up in the area over the coming years.
However, if your building company has been assigned the responsibility of overseeing such developments, you should heed implications they could hold for traffic management in Waikato.
So, you shouldn’t neglect to arrange a Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) before any members of your team start physically assembling anything. With a TIA, you can ascertain not only potential traffic changes but also how you would be able to avoid or mitigate them.
Are you eager to pursue STMS training? You will first need to complete a separate traffic control course — like the one we offer for people seeking to work as traffic controllers.
Many traffic engineering professionals — including project managers, designers and worksite supervision staff — are required to hold the qualification awarded at the end of our traffic control course.
It’s easy to learn more about our traffic management solutions
Whether you need expert help with traffic management in Hamilton or any of the Waikato region’s other settlements, such as Tokoroa, Cambridge or Taupō, we are at your beck and call.
Please enquire with us to see what we can do. You can get in touch with us by phoning +64 9600 2227 or emailing info@isavdesign.co.nz. Either way, no matter what questions you might have about our traffic management expertise, we will be happy to answer them at length.
