Advanced Worksite Traffic Management Non-Practitioner Renewal (AWTM-NP Renewal)
Looking for Advanced Worksite Traffic Management Non-Practitioner renewal training in Perth? Kelyn Training Services delivers AWTM-NP renewal training in Welshpool, WA, for professionals who need to renew their Main Roads WA accreditation to review, monitor or audit traffic management plans without directly supervising onsite traffic control.
Course Details
- Duration: 1 day
- Time: 7.30 am to 4.30 pm (Please arrive 10 minutes prior to course commencement)
- Price: $450.00 per person
- Venue: Building F 33 - 37 Murray Road South WELSHPOOL 6106
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Course Overview
The Advanced Worksite Traffic Management – Non-Practitioner Renewal (AWTM-NP Renewal) course is for professionals. For those who have a Non-Practitioner level traffic management accreditation with Main Roads WA.
This one-day course lets you renew your accreditation. You will also learn the latest requirements. It helps refresh your knowledge of advanced traffic management procedures and documents.
In March 2025, Main Roads WA introduced this accreditation level in the updated edition of the Traffic Management for Works on Roads Code of Practice. It recognises the critical role played by professionals who review traffic management plans, monitor their implementation, or conduct on-site surveillance, without being directly involved in the physical setup or supervision of traffic control.
This re-accreditation course aligns with the AGTTM Accreditation TMD-NP outlined in Part 8 of the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management. It ensures that you maintain compliance with WA’s current standards while continuing to support safe and effective traffic management outcomes.
Who Should Attend
This AWTM Non-Practitioner Renewal course is ideal for individuals whose work involves evaluating, monitoring, or auditing traffic management schemes rather than directly implementing them. It is particularly suitable for:
- Local Government Authorities (LGAs)
- Main Roads WA and other Road Authorities
- Approving Officers and Road Project Managers
- Consultants and Engineers
- Compliance Officers
If you currently hold or have held an AWTM-NP, AWTM, or WTM accreditation, and your role includes reviewing TMPs, verifying implementation, or performing surveillance tasks, this course will help you renew your credentials and maintain up-to-date knowledge.
Accreditation & Certification
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive:
- A Main Roads WA AWTM-NP (Non-Practitioner) Certificate
- An updated MRWA AWTM-NP photo ID card, valid for 3 years
Certificates are typically issued within three business days for participants in the Perth metro area. For regional participants, please allow extra time for delivery.
Please note: This course is not nationally accredited. It is a Main Roads WA-approved renewal course that meets the specific requirements of the AWTM-NP level of traffic management.
Course Content
The AWTM renewal course content focuses on the latest updates to Main Roads WA’s standards and practices, ensuring your skills and knowledge remain current. Topics covered include:
- Recent changes to the Traffic Management for Works on Roads Code of Practice and relevant industry updates.
- Responsibilities of non-practitioner roles in traffic planning and compliance
- Monitoring traffic control activities and identifying safety risks
- Communicating with contractors and supervisors regarding plan implementation
- Understanding the framework and applicable standards, such as:
- AS1742.3 Part 3 – 2019
- AGTTM Parts 1–10
You will complete theory-based learning and classroom assessments as part of the course. There are no post-course assignments or practical submissions required for renewal.
Pre-Course Requirements
There are no formal Main Roads WA prerequisites for this renewal course. However, all participants must meet the following basic requirements:
- Bring a current photo ID (e.g., driver’s licence or passport).
- Have good English reading, writing, and speaking skills.
- Be able to review worksite documentation, interpret TMPs, and complete basic written reports.
If you have questions about your suitability, our team is happy to discuss your experience before you enrol.
Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital Skills (LLND)
Participants should have foundational LLN skills in the following areas:
- Reading: Understanding regulations, procedures, and technical documents
- Writing: Producing reports, checklists, and safety documents using correct structure and industry terms
- Speaking and Listening: Participating in discussions, asking questions, and clarifying information with trainers and peers.
- Digital: Ability to operate a Personal Computer
Learning Tools & Equipment
To take part in the course, you must bring:
- A printed or digital copy of AS1742.3 Part 3 – 2019
- Access to the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management Parts 1–10
- Notepad and pen for taking notes during sessions
All other materials will be provided by your trainer on the day.
Catering
We provide complimentary catering for all public course participants. This includes:
- Tea, coffee, and filtered water throughout the day
- A selection of biscuits and Cup-a-Soup
- Morning tea
If you have any special dietary requirements, please let us know when you register and we’ll do our best to accommodate your needs.
Register your interest today
This renewal course helps ensure that your AWTM-NP accreditation remains current. It’s designed to support professionals who play an important role in maintaining safe and compliant traffic management but don’t work hands-on in the field.
By completing this course, you’ll:
- Stay up to date with changing regulations
- Maintain your recognised Main Roads Western Australia accreditation
- Demonstrate ongoing commitment to safety and compliance
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have access to free WIFI?
Yes, we have free WIFI available for course participants.
How long is my MRWA Traffic Management Accreditation valid for?
Your MRWA Traffic Management Accreditation is valid for three (3) years from the date of issue.
After the 3-year period you must complete a re-accreditation/renewal course. Should your card have expired over 3 months ago you will need to undertake the full course.
I have Traffic Management Accreditation from another State. Can I have it recognised in Western Australia?
If you hold Temporary Traffic Management Accreditation from another state, please contact us and provide evidence of your accreditation, along with the Statement of Attainment issued by the relevant Registered Training Organisation (RTO) or Authorised Body. Once received, we will review your documentation and advise you on the most appropriate next steps.
I hold Traffic Management Implementer (TMI) obtained from another State. What is the equivalent accreditation in Western Australia?
If you hold Traffic Management Implementer accreditation from another state, the closest Western Australian equivalent is generally:
Basic Worksite Traffic Management (BWTM)
and can be combined with
Traffic Controller (TC)
— depending on the units you completed and the scope of your interstate accreditation.
BWTM enrolment information click here
BWTM & Traffic Controller combined click here
BWTM Renewal click here
BWTM & TC Renewal click here
Is free parking available on site?
Yes, we have ample free onsite parking available for all participants.
What are the Office Hours?
The Office is open Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:30 pm.
Training hours with the exception of the Whitecard and drug testing are from 7:30 am onwards. Please arrive 10 minutes prior to class commencement time.