Another week, another successful TMI course delivered in a regional area.

Two weeks ago AATC ventured out to Roma to train learners from the Maranoa Regional Council and we will soon be training learners from the Bulloo Shire Council.

We are committed to ensuring that everyone across Queensland receives quality training, no matter how far they may be.

If you’re in a regional or remote area and would like us to come out an train your workers please contact us on 3881 3008 (option 2) or email us at training@acquiredawareness.com.au for information.

For general information about our courses, including upcoming course dates and locations, please see the links below.

Traffic Control (Full / New Entrant)
Traffic Control (Renewal)

Traffic Management Implementation (Full / New Entrant)
Traffic Management Implementation (Renewal)

Acquired Awareness recently visited Childers, where we trained the Traffic Management Implementation (TMI) course.

With our training in Normanton (Far North Queensland), Barcaldine (Central Queensland), Mackay, and now Childers we continue our efforts to provide outstanding training to all of Queensland.

If your company requires Traffic Control (TC) or Traffic Management Implementation (TMI) training and would like us to come out, contact us on our details below.

For information about our upcoming traffic control, traffic management implementation and traffic management design courses contact us on 3881 3008 (option 2) or email us at training@acquiredawareness.com.au

Don’t forget we are now running our Traffic Control (TC) and our Traffic Management Implementation (TMI) courses in Ipswich.
This is on top of our normally scheduled courses in Brisbane, the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast.

Traffic Control (Full / New Entrant)
Traffic Control (Renewal)

Traffic Management Implementation (Full / New Entrant)
Traffic Management Implementation (Renewal)

For August and September AATC will be running our TC course (renewals only) and our TMI course (both full and renewal enrolments) in Ipswich.

For each month we will have one TC course and one TMI course.

August TC Course: Monday   12/08/19
August TMI Course: Tuesday   13/08/19

September TC Course: Thursday   19/09/19
September TMI Course: Friday   20/09/19

Book in fast, because spots are sure to fill up quick!

To book in through our website:
– find the TC course page here.
– find the TMI course pages here (renewal) and here (full / new entrant)

You can also call us on 3881 3008 (option 2) or email us at training@acquiredawareness.com.au

Acquired recently had cause to celebrate when John Cassel, our Quality Systems, RTO & Compliance Manager, became the Vice Chair of the Queensland branch of the Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA).

John has put a lot of effort into the industry over the years and it’s great to see him rewarded with this appointment.

Please join us in saying a big congratulations to John.

Are you booking into a Stop/Slow – Traffic Controller (TC) course with us and are looking for more information?

For those people thinking about completing the course and becoming a TC, we suggest reading the information on Transport and Main Roads Qld’s website here.

And don’t forget to read the information on the relevant course pages of our website:

Traffic Control Course Full (New Entrant)
Traffic Control Course Renewal

Finally, you should also read the information about the course in our Student Handbook, which can be found via our Terms of Use page.

We are of course always happy to answer any questions about the course which you may have, so if you do have further questions please contact us on 3881 3008 (option 2) to discuss.

We look forward to booking you into one of our upcoming TC courses!

Don’t forget that many of the documents that we use in the traffic management industry get updated throughout the year. It’s important to regularly check for any updates via the appropriate websites / government agencies who publish these documents.

• The current QLD versions of the MUTCD & Supp Notes can be found via the TMR website here.

• The current QLD TCASAP can be found via the TMR website here .

• The current QLD Main Roads Technical Specifications can be found via the TMR website here.

• The current QLD Traffic Management for Construction or Maintenance Work COP (2008) can be found via the Worksafe QLD website here.

• The current TMR fact sheets for Works on Roads can be found via TMR’s website here.

• The current QLD Traffic Controller Clothing Standard can be found via the TMR website here.

• The current QLD version of the TORUM can be found via the QLD Legislation website here.

• The current QLD TRUM can be found via the TMR website here.

• The current Australian Standard 1742.3-2009 can be found via the SAI Global website here.

• The current AustRoads Guides to Traffic Management can be found via the AustRoads website here.

• CoPTTM updates can be found via the AustRoads website here.

If you have any questions about upcoming traffic control,  traffic management implementation or traffic management design courses in Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast or the Gold Coast, please peruse our website or contact us on 3881 3008 (option 2) or training@acquiredawareness.com.au.

Last week Acquired Awareness visited Mackay to facilitate a Traffic Management Design (TMD) course.

Just this year we have trained traffic management implementation (TMI) in Normanton (Far North Qld), and the TMD in Barcaldine (Central Qld), Cairns (Far North QLD) and now Mackay,

The above regional locations show our commitment to providing outstanding training to all of Queensland.

We’re now looking forward to our upcoming TMD courses in Roma, Hervey Bay, Brendale, Coomera and Caloundra.

If you’re thinking of completing the TMD course, or looking at booking one of your employees in, contact us now on 3881 3008 (option 2) for more information.

Don’t forget we also offer the traffic control (Stop/Slow), traffic management implementation (signage and devices implementation) and white card courses.

Contact us on 3881 3008 (option 2) or email us at training@acquiredawareness.com.au to book in now!

Every year millions of people across Australia undertake nationally recognised training in the VET sector. Previously it was difficult to keep track of who did what courses, when they completed them, and whether or not they passed. With this in mind the federal government mandated that RTO’s report all instances of nationally recognised training to one centralised hub.

Through this one central location RTO’s advise when a learner completed a course, whether or not a learner has passed a course and attained the particular qualification and many other details.

The Unique Student Identifier (USI) system was put in place from the 1^st of January 2015. This means that any people who have undertaken nationally recognised training since this date will have their completion of those courses recorded on the USI system.*

You are able to download / print off a transcript of all completed courses since 1 January 2015, with there no longer being any doubt as to someone’s completion in a course. This can be very helpful when applying for other courses, where there are pre-requisite units of competency or qualifications which are required prior to attendance. It also greatly helps with employment where you need to be able to prove what courses you have completed and what qualifications you have attained.

Unfortunately the system is not retrospective, therefore any training that was completed prior to 1 January 2015 is not included on your transcript.

For all of AATC’s courses, including our traffic control and traffic management courses, we will need to be able to access, verify and/or create your USI number (reference number made up of a mix of 10 numbers and letters).

Note you will keep the one (1) USI number with you for the rest of your life, there is not a different USI number allocated for each instance of training.

For more information, including some helpful videos, visit the USI website here.

*Note: there are some people who may qualify for an exemption to this.