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Careers

Traffic control work that looks after the crew.

At ATC you are treated like a professional, not an agency number. Real rosters, real training, real career paths — and a boss who still works site with you.

Why work with us

Four reasons the good crew stay.

Fair rosters

Shifts posted the day before, break entitlements respected, no 14-day fortnights without a rest day. Swap requests get answered within hours, not days.

Paid training

White Card, ITCP, First Aid and ticket refreshers — all paid time, all paid course fees. You earn while you learn.

Modern gear

Class D/N hi-vis, replaced before it fades. Company-issued PPE, maintained vehicles, and no 'make it work with what's in the truck' compromises.

A real career path

Controllers become supervisors, supervisors become TMP designers, designers become project managers. We promote from inside — because we hire for it.

Roles we hire for

Where you fit on the crew.

We hire for all of these — entry, experienced and senior. If your role isn't on here but you think you'd add to the crew, tell us anyway.

Traffic Controller (entry & experienced)

The front line. You are the safety layer between our client's work and the road.

What you need

  • White Card (or willing to obtain before first shift)
  • Traffic Controller ticket (RIIWHS205E) — or full sponsorship to gain it
  • Reliable transport to site and a flexible approach to shift work

Site Supervisor / Shift Lead

Run the crew, run the site, run the paperwork. Lead from the cones, not the ute.

What you need

  • ITCP ticket and 2+ years on NSW traffic control sites
  • Experience running crews of 4+ on night and weekend work
  • Confident with SWMS, JSA, pre-start briefings and client comms

TMP / TGS Designer (TfNSW-accredited)

Design the plans that keep NSW roads safe. Work closely with the implementers who run them.

What you need

  • PWZ (Prepare a Work Zone TMP) unit of competency, current
  • Track record with TfNSW classified-road TMPs and council approvals
  • CAD fluency and strong written English for stakeholder comms

Dispatch Coordinator

The pulse of the operation. Roster crews, track trucks, answer the 0300 call.

What you need

  • Strong phone manner and calm head under pressure
  • Experience with rostering software or willingness to learn fast
  • Knowledge of NSW traffic control operations (or the hunger to learn it)

TMA Driver

Drive the last line of defence on high-speed NSW corridors. Protect the crew behind you.

What you need

  • MR or HR licence, clean record
  • ITCP ticket and TMA-specific operator training (we'll fund the gap)
  • Comfortable with night work and highway-speed setups

Auditor / Compliance Officer

Close the loop. Audit sites, investigate incidents, drive the improvement cycle.

What you need

  • WHS qualification (Cert IV minimum) and NSW traffic control experience
  • Strong investigator — root cause, not blame
  • Comfortable with regulators, clients and the crew in equal measure
Benefits

What you actually get on the job.

Not marketing — the real, repeatable benefits we put in writing.

Proper PPE, replaced before it fades

Hi-vis, boots, gloves and wet-weather gear — company issued, not reimbursed after a month.

Paid training & ticket refreshers

Course fees covered, hours paid. Your next ticket is on us.

Real career progression

Documented pathway from controller to supervisor to designer to PM — we hire for promotion.

Dispatch flexibility

Tell us your preferred regions, nights, days and weekends — we roster to it where we can.

Wellbeing support

Confidential EAP, fatigue management policy with real teeth, and mental-health first-aid trained leads.

Referral bonus

Bring a mate. If they stick the first 90 days, you get paid — and so do they.

How to apply

Three steps. No agency layers.

From first message to first shift.

  1. Tell us about yourself

    Send a short message through our contact form — which role, any tickets you hold, where you are based, and when you could start. A CV is welcome, not essential.

  2. Quick chat

    We call you back, usually the same day. A 15-minute conversation covers the role, the rosters, your goals, and any gaps we would need to sponsor you through.

  3. Onboard & train

    Paperwork, tickets, PPE kit, induction and paired shifts with a senior controller. You're never thrown in solo on a live job.

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Questions we hear from new crew.

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