LANTRA Highway Sector Scheme = 12D T1+T2 (M1+M2) - Static Works On Single Carriageways Including All Forms of Traffic Control (Except Multi-phase Traffic Signals)

Introduction:

This 1-day course consists of two half-day sessions. The first half-day module is designed for operatives involved in mobile and short duration (up to 1 hour) minor works on rural and urban roads. The second half-day module covers give and take, and priority signs (passive traffic control), and stop and go, and 2-way portable traffic signals (positive traffic control).

Who Should Attend:

This course is suitable for all persons needing to become a Registered Traffic Management Operative (RTMO) as described in the sector schemes document 12D.

Course Aims:

To provide the necessary technical knowledge and skills in order for delegates to be able to implement the correct traffic management requirements to undertake Static Works on Single Carriageways including all forms of Traffic Control (except multi-phase traffic signals).

Course Objectives:

On completion of this course learners will have covered:

- Sector schemes
- Health and safety requirements
- Risk assessments and method statements
- The relevant codes of practice and other associated documentation when involved in traffic management
- Identification of the equipment required in temporary traffic management
- The different methods of traffic control
- The requirements of non-motorised road users

Course Content:

- Quality assurance
- Sector schemes
- Health & safety at work
- Risk assessments/method statements
- Health & safety executive
- Industry guidance documents
- Highway terminology
- Types of work
- Equipment & vehicles
- Traffic lane widths
- Moving and minor works
- End of course test

Prerequisites:

Learners must successfully complete M1 assessment prior to commencing T2 training.

Certification/Assessment:

Following completion of the 12D T1+T2 training course delegates can obtain full operative status (Award M1+M2) by completing a set of on and off site assessments. The assessments must be completed within a two year period starting from the date of passing the training.

To fully complete the award each candidate is required to successfully complete:

- 1x in-centre simulated assessment
- 2x on-site live conditions assessments