THINKING AHEAD
Temporary traffic management continues to evolve to meet the working needs and regulatory requirements of New Zealand construction and civil works companies.
We spend a great deal of time thinking about the challenges of delivering a harm-free environment, better traffic management, effective training and so much more. Here you’ll find articles and links to keep you updated on where our own thinking is going and issues and ideas you may want to consider.
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The Expertise of the Traffic Engineering Team at Parallaxx
The Traffic Engineering team boasts a wide range of capabilities that help support Temporary Traffic Management Plans, minor and major construction activities, documents for...
How NGZTTM Will Shape The Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) Sector in New Zealand.
Exciting times ahead for the Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) sector in New Zealand. Our newly-formed TTM Industry Steering Group has convened its first meeting to...
The Enigma That is Event Traffic Management
What is Event Traffic Management? Event Traffic Management has always been a bit of a black sheep in the temporary traffic management flock, often off in its own paddock with a...
Why it felt natural to offer our Graphic Design and Media service externally.
How it started Since Parallaxx’s inception, branding and design has played a key part in how we are perceived as a company. The decision to focus on our look and feel early on...
Health & Safety Compliance and WHS Prequalifications
Why is it important to get a compliant health and safety system and WHS prequalification and how do I go about getting one? Maintaining your health and safety compliance is...
The Role of an Injury Prevention Specialist
It’s 2022, and health and safety policies are more than just a box to tick for workplaces. All NZ businesses (or, person conducting a business or undertaking ‘PCBUs’) must comply...
The ‘Why’ Behind Our New Training Pathway Management Service
Why we developed a new Training Pathway Management Service. The TTM Sector has seen significant and complex changes. Over the past year, the temporary traffic management sector...
Understanding the TTM Training and Competency Model
Are you moving to the new Training and Competency model and not sure where to start? Then this might just be the blog for you. Existing qualifications are still valid till they...
Why is reporting near misses and incidents important for your company and industry?
History shows that near misses and minor injuries in workplaces often precede severe and catastrophic incidents, so reporting them systematically will help your safety officer...