TMPs (Traffic Management Plans) and permits are a vital part of planning projects, they allow you to see how many bodies will be required, any specialty signs you may need to purchase and allow for ease of communication among other contractors. Traffic Management Plans as defined by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure are as follows: “The Traffic Control plan outlines the temporary traffic control devices used to protect workers and move road users safely through the work zone. A Traffic Control Plan is required for every roadway project on or near Provincial roadways. For longer-term projects, multiple traffic control plans may be required as the work progresses. These plans shall be approved by the Prime Contractor and presented for acceptance by the Road Authority. A Traffic Control Plan outlines the specific traffic control devices that will be used on the project, how they will be implemented, and on what schedule.”
Our Traffic Management department is run by Brittney Martin who has over 6 years of experience in traffic control and is now specializing in Traffic Management. She maintains her current qualifications with training and education and ensuring that all safety standards are followed and shown on all TMPs that we produce. She has worked hard at achieving optimal relationships with multiple Cities and as a result from this, you will receive an efficient cost-effective approved TMP. We offer quality TMPs at a very competitive rate.
We supply TMPs for all over British Columbia and have worked extensively in the Lower Mainland, the Fraser Valley and the City of Victoria.
Whether you are looking for a plan for construction work, utility work (both civil and maintenance), site maps or truck routes, we are here to assist you.
We also offer assistance with permits and our TMP department can coordinate with our flagging division to ensure you are booked in for the dates they are applying for and also that you have all the equipment required. Permits are required for a majority of construction/ utility work. As set out in Section 1.2.2 in the Traffic Management Manual for Work on Roadways: “The Road Authority shall authorize the work or provide a work permit before any work zone or lane closure may be established. Road Authorities may grant “continuing” permits for frequent activities, such as those undertaken by utility providers.” Sit back and relax, knowing that we have your bases covered in all avenues of traffic management.
We also offer no obligation quotes free quotes.