Traffic Emergency Patroller

Overview

Patrol major roads, manage incidents, control traffic, assist motorists, and clear obstructions.

Key Responsibilities

• risk assessment
• traffic control
• incident reporting
• patrol routes
• incident response
• battery tools

Tasks

-Be responsible for assessing and controlling risk, providing initial traffic control, reporting incidents, assisting motorists, and keeping the roadway clear of minor obstructions to help return the road to normal operating conditions. -Performing routine and complex labouring/manual tasks, including the use of a range of automatic battery operated or other hand tools, under limited supervision. Work may be done in a team environment or independently. -Be responsible for patrolling major road routes and responding to unplanned incidents with the focus of returning our roads to normal operating conditions with urgency and care.

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About Transport For Nsw

-From road tunnels like NorthConnex and WestConnex to rail links and metro lines, its projects reshape connectivity. -It integrates services across roads, rail, buses, ferries and light rail, including ticketing like the Opal system. -After absorbing RMS in 2019, it took on vehicle registration, road safety and maritime responsibilities. -Its portfolio ranges from major civil works and urban transit to ferry services and airport connectivity. -Standout projects span freeway upgrades, metro expansions, ferry operations and smart network planning. -Though government-run, it contracts service delivery but retains strategy, planning and infrastructure control. -Its history embodies NSW’s shift to a centralized, integrated transport authority driving multimodal innovation.

Sector Specialisms

Security Clearance

-pre-employment checks may be required if selected.