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At Trafficwerx NT, we are proud to have played a small part in supporting an incredible event—the Variety NT Bash Top End Trek. As sponsors of the Tonka Tow car, we were honoured to contribute to the amazing efforts of Variety NT, which raised an incredible $283,101.04 across all teams this year.

Tonka Tow Truck on the Variety NT Top End Trek

Variety NT works tirelessly to help children in need across the Northern Territory, providing vital support and life-changing opportunities. The Top End Trek is just one of the many ways they bring the community together for a great cause, and we are humbled to be involved through our sponsorship of Tonka Tow.

One of the highlights of the event was Orange Day, and we couldn’t resist adding some extra fun by kitting out the Tonka Tow team in traffic cone outfits!  It was a fantastic way to raise awareness for road safety while embracing the spirit of the bash. Our team looked the part and had a great time representing safety in a colourful, lighthearted way.

Variety NT Top End Trek with Tonka Tow
Tonka Tow on the Top End Trek

We were also honoured to receive a certificate of appreciation from Variety NT for our involvement. While our contribution was small, we’re proud to have been part of such a meaningful cause and to support the amazing work that Variety NT does.

We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the participants, donors, and volunteers who made this year’s trek such a success. Your dedication ensures that Variety NT can continue their important work.

If you’d like to get involved with Variety NT and support their mission, visit their website to find out more about how you can help make a difference for children in our community.

https://www.variety.org.au/nt/

At Trafficwerx NT, we are proud to have played a small part in supporting an incredible event—the Variety NT Bash Top End Trek. As sponsors of the Tonka Tow car, we were honoured to contribute to the amazing efforts of Variety NT, which raised an incredible $283,101.04 across all teams this year.

Tonka Tow Truck on the Variety NT Top End Trek

Variety NT works tirelessly to help children in need across the Northern Territory, providing vital support and life-changing opportunities. The Top End Trek is just one of the many ways they bring the community together for a great cause, and we are humbled to be involved through our sponsorship of Tonka Tow.

One of the highlights of the event was Orange Day, and we couldn’t resist adding some extra fun by kitting out the Tonka Tow team in traffic cone outfits!  It was a fantastic way to raise awareness for road safety while embracing the spirit of the bash. Our team looked the part and had a great time representing safety in a colourful, lighthearted way.

Variety NT Top End Trek with Tonka Tow
Tonka Tow on the Top End Trek

We were also honoured to receive a certificate of appreciation from Variety NT for our involvement. While our contribution was small, we’re proud to have been part of such a meaningful cause and to support the amazing work that Variety NT does.

We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the participants, donors, and volunteers who made this year’s trek such a success. Your dedication ensures that Variety NT can continue their important work.

If you’d like to get involved with Variety NT and support their mission, visit their website to find out more about how you can help make a difference for children in our community.

https://www.variety.org.au/nt/

On the 18th of July, the Traffic Management Association of Australia Northern Territory (TMAA NT) and the Civil Contractors Federation Northern Territory (CCF NT) had the distinct pleasure of co-hosting a dynamic breakfast event with the Hon. Joel Bowden, Northern Territory’s Minister for Infrastructure, Planning, and Logistics. The event, a true gathering of minds, showcased the collaborative spirit of the NT’s civil construction and traffic management sectors.

A Word from the Minister

Minister Bowden captivated the audience with his valuable insights into the key projects currently underway and those on the horizon in the Northern Territory. His recognition of the vital role played by the civil construction and traffic management sectors in the region’s development was particularly heartening. Minister Bowden’s remarks underscored the importance of our work and provided a clear vision of the growth and opportunities ahead.

Key Contributions and Future Directions

In addition to Minister Bowden, the breakfast featured informative presentations from notable industry figures. Patsy Thomas of Austroads and Sean Stieber from the Department of Infrastructure, Planning, and Logistics shared their perspectives on the rollout of the Nationally Harmonised Framework for Temporary Traffic Management in the Territory. Their insights into this framework were invaluable, highlighting the efforts to ensure safety and efficiency in traffic management practices across the NT.

A Collaborative Effort

This event would not have been possible without the collaborative efforts of our partners. A big thank you goes to Tom Harris from CCF NT for co-organising the meeting. The turnout from our NT Members was impressive, demonstrating the strong community and commitment to progress within our industry.

Douglas Core (TMAA NT Vice Chair), Tom Harris (CCF NT CEO), the Hon. Joel Bowden, Chris Boyer (TMAA NT Chair and National Board Member), and Matthew Bereni (TMAA CEO).

A Memorable Gathering

The morning was not only informative but also fostered a sense of camaraderie among attendees. From left to right in the group photo, we had Douglas Core (TMAA NT Vice Chair), Tom Harris (CCF NT CEO), the Hon. Joel Bowden, our very own Chris Boyer (TMAA NT Chair and National Board Member), and Matthew Bereni (TMAA CEO). Their presence symbolised the unity and dedication driving our industry forward.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all who attended and contributed to the success of this event. The insights shared and connections made will undoubtedly propel our sectors towards a bright and prosperous future.

Stay tuned for more updates and events as we continue to build and manage the infrastructure that keeps the Northern Territory moving.

We at Trafficwerx NT are incredibly proud to announce that we have been awarded the CCF NT Traffic Management Project of the Year Award for the fourth consecutive year! This prestigious accolade was presented at the CCF NT Earth Awards Gala Dinner held on Friday, 28th June 2024, at the stunning Mindil Beach Casino Resort.

Winning this award once again is an immense honour and a testament to the hard work, dedication, and expertise of our exceptional team. Our project excellence in traffic management continues to set the benchmark in the Northern Territory, and this recognition reinforces our commitment to delivering outstanding results for our clients and the community.

A Night of Celebration and Industry Excellence

The Gala Dinner was a spectacular event, bringing together members and guests of the CCF NT to celebrate outstanding achievements across various categories. The evening featured notable speeches from CCF NT CEO, Tom Harris, Minister Joel Bowden – Member for Johnston, Minister for Infrastructure Planning and Logistics, and the Chief Minister Eva Lawler MLA: Member for Drysdale. The event was masterfully hosted by Katie Woolf Media, with entertainment provided by the talented Saysha Ham Music.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the award winners on the night:

  • Rae Snodgrass Trainee of the Year Award: Seth Vanderkley from NT Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics.

Sponsored by Brooks Hire Service Pty Ltd.

  • CCF NT Indigenous Trainee Award: William Burn from AKJ Services.

Sponsored by the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics, Northern Territory Government.

  • CCF NT Mature Age Achiever Award: Nicholous De Beer from HiQA Geotechnical. Sponsored by Workzone Territory.
  • CCF NT First Year Apprentice of the Year Award: Holly Bone from HiQA Geotechnical. Sponsored by Before You Dig Australia.
  • CCF NT Subcontractor of the Year: F & J Bitumen Services Pty Ltd.

Sponsored by the Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade, Northern Territory Government.

  • CCF NT Supplier of the Year: Rhino Industrial Pty Ltd.

Sponsored by the Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade, Northern Territory Government.

  • CCF NT Earth Award for Project Value up to $2 Million: F&J Bitumen Services – Project Caymus.

Sponsored by Workzone Territory and Grays.

  • CCF NT Earth Award for Project Value $2 million to $5 million: DAC Enterprises – Litchfield Park Road Rehabilitation.

Sponsored by Viadux.

  • CCF NT Earth Award for Project Value $5 million to $10 million: Aldebaran Contracting – Santa Teresa Road.

Sponsored by Gallagher Insurance Brokers.

  • CCF NT Earth Award for Project Value $10 million to $30 million: BMD Urban – Katherine East Neighbourhood Centre Stage 2 Project.

Sponsored by Hastings Deering (Aust) Ltd.

  • CCF NT Earth Award for Project Value $30 million to $75 million: Ventia – Ranger Mine Pit 3 Rehabilitation Project.

Sponsored by the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics, Northern Territory Government.

  • CCF NT Earth Award for Project Value Greater than $150 million: BMD Constructions – RAAF Base Tindal – Runway/Taxiway Extension and Aircraft Movement Apron Project.

Sponsored by the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics, Northern Territory Government.

The Importance of Industry Recognition

Events like the CCF NT Earth Awards are vital for showcasing the excellence within our industry, from innovative training programmes to large-scale construction projects. These awards highlight the outstanding contributions and achievements of individuals and companies, driving the industry forward and setting new standards of excellence.

Thank You to Our Team and Supporters

We want to extend our deepest gratitude to our dedicated team at Trafficwerx NT, whose hard work and commitment have made this achievement possible. We also thank our clients and partners for their continued trust and support. 

In the festive atmosphere of the Top End, Trafficwerx NT joined esteemed guests and industry partners for a memorable Christmas event hosted by the Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA). Beyond celebrating the holiday season, it served as a platform to recognise outstanding contributions in the Traffic Management industry.

Generosity from Chris significantly contributed to the event’s success. The evening commenced with Chairman’s Welcome Drinks, sponsored by the TMAA NT Chairperson. Subsequently, the ambiance elevated with drinks and canapés sponsored by NT 4×4 Hire, setting the stage for camaraderie and celebration.

TMAA’s Distinguished Attendees:

The event saw the presence of key industry players, including attendees from Trafficwerx NT, Core, Workzone, DIPL, ETAS, TMAA CEO Matthew Bereni, and Tom Harris from the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF).

TCOY Nomination Announcement: 

A notable highlight was Matthew’s announcement of the Trafficwerx NT nominee, Marco, for the TMAA TCOY (Traffic Controller of the Year) Award. With four years of industry experience, Marco’s achievements, including the Sitzler award and successful project management, were applauded. Marco expressed gratitude for the nomination and the prestigious award, looking forward to continuing contributions in the coming year.

The evening extended beyond awards to social networking, fostering connections beyond the professional realm. Attendees engaged in meaningful conversations, strengthening industry ties against the festive backdrop.

As we conclude this festive evening, Trafficwerx NT is delighted to announce Marco as the Northern Territory finalist for the TMAA TCOY Award at the national level. Marco will compete in March on the Gold Coast, showcasing NT’s excellence in the Traffic Management industry.

A Night of Networking: 

The evening extended beyond awards to social networking, fostering connections beyond the professional realm. Attendees engaged in meaningful conversations, strengthening industry ties against the festive backdrop.

As we conclude this festive evening, Trafficwerx NT is delighted to announce Marco as the Northern Territory finalist for the TMAA TCOY Award at the national level. Marco will compete in March on the Gold Coast, showcasing NT’s excellence in the Traffic Management industry.

The TMAA NT Christmas event successfully blended holiday cheer with industry recognition. Marco’s achievement adds pride to the festivities, and Trafficwerx NT looks forward to supporting him on the national stage. As the year ends, we celebrate not only the season but also the talent and dedication that make Trafficwerx NT a driving force in Traffic Control. Cheers to a successful event and the promising year ahead!

On this observance of World Kindness Day, Trafficwerx NT extends acknowledgment and appreciation by formally declaring the nomination of four exceptional team members for the esteemed Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA) Excellence Awards. These individuals consistently surpass performance expectations, embodying the quintessence of dedication and excellence synonymous with Trafficwerx NT.

Meet Our Exemplary Nominees:

1. Marco – National Traffic Controller of the Year Nominee:

In the realm of traffic control, Marco stands out as an exceptional talent. His infectious attitude and remarkable performance under pressure have not only impressed the team but garnered acclaim from staff and contractors alike. Trafficwerx NT proudly nominates Marco for the TMAA National Traffic Controller of the Year award, recognising his unwavering commitment and positive impact on the entire team.

2. Nathan – Rising Star Traffic Controller of the Year Nominee:

Nathan’s journey in Traffic Control has been nothing short of remarkable. In less than a year, he has demonstrated unparalleled expertise and dedication to his work. His “can do” attitude and rapid progress have not gone unnoticed. As he takes on new challenges in WZ1, Trafficwerx NT is thrilled to nominate Nathan for the TMAA Rising Star Traffic Controller of the Year Award, acknowledging his determination and impressive achievements.

3. Louise – Traffic Management Designer of the Year Nominee:

Our longest-standing staff member at Trafficwerx, Louise has been the driving force behind meticulous and innovative traffic management designs. Her attention to detail, usability, and sustainability sets her apart as the Design Greatest of All Time. Trafficwerx NT proudly nominates Louise for the TMAA Traffic Management Designer of the Year Award, recognizing her unparalleled creativity and expertise in shaping the visual landscape of the industry.

4. Kayla – Operations Team Member of the Year Nominee:

Kayla, the Operations superstar, is known for her exceptional multitasking abilities and lightning-speed management skills. Her efficiency in assigning jobs, managing people, and vehicles, combined with her troubleshooting skills, make her truly remarkable. In just a few short years, Kayla has excelled in her role, earning her a nomination for the TMAA Operations Team Member of the Year Award. Trafficwerx NT expresses gratitude for her hard work and dedication to the team.

Congratulations to Our Esteemed Nominees:

Trafficwerx NT invites all to partake in congratulating Marco, Nathan, Louise, and Kayla for their exemplary achievements. Their dedication and positive impact on the team render them deserving nominees for the TMAA Excellence Awards. The entire Trafficwerx family is profoundly proud of their accomplishments.

Stay Informed:

To follow the exciting events of the state finalists and the upcoming awards ceremony, be sure to stay connected with Trafficwerx NT and follow the Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA) for the latest updates. Let’s continue to celebrate excellence in traffic management and recognise the outstanding contributions of our industry’s finest.

On this World Kindness Day, Trafficwerx NT takes a moment to shine a spotlight on its exceptional team members, acknowledging their dedication and excellence in the field of traffic management. As we celebrate kindness, let us extend our warmest congratulations to Marco, Nathan, Louise, and Kayla for their well-deserved nominations. May their achievements inspire others in the industry to strive for greatness and make a positive impact in their respective roles.

On the 10th of July 2023, the Civil Contractors Federation Northern Territory (CCF NT) Earth Awards took place, recognising the outstanding achievements and contributions within the construction and civil industry in the Northern Territory. We are thrilled to announce that Trafficwerx NT was honoured with the prestigious Traffic Management Project of the Year award for the third consecutive year. The key factor that led to Trafficwerx NT’s recognition and win of the Traffic Management Project of the Year award was our exceptional work on the Tiger Brennan Drive Berrimah Road Overpass State 1 project. This significant infrastructure endeavour demanded meticulous traffic management solutions to ensure the smooth flow of vehicles and the safe closure of Berrimah Road. Our team demonstrated outstanding expertise, innovation, and unwavering commitment to delivering excellence in traffic management throughout Stage 1 of the project.

CCF NT Earth Awards 

The CCF NT Earth Awards hold immense significance for the Northern Territory. They not only highlight the remarkable projects and contributions of various organisations but also serve as a platform for industry professionals to come together and celebrate the collective achievements that shape our region’s infrastructure. These awards recognise the commitment to innovation, sustainability, safety, and exceptional workmanship that play a vital role in the growth and development of the Northern Territory’s construction and civil sector.

NT Trainee & Apprentice Awards

Congratulations to Caleb from Hastings Deering Australia Ltd and Rebekah from HiQA Geotechnical as the joint winners of the Mature Age Apprentice Award. Rodel from HiQA Geotechnical, who received the 1st Year Apprentice Award. Once again to Caleb from Hastings Deering Australia Ltd for receiving the prestigious Rae Snodgrass Memorial award.

NT Earth Awards

Apart from our own success, we would like to extend congratulations to the following organisations for their exceptional achievements in their respective categories:

HB Group – Supplier of the Year

F & J Bitumen Services Pty Ltd – Subcontractor of the Year

F & J Bitumen Services Pty Ltd – Project Value up to $2M

Advance Civil Engineering – Project Value $2M – $5M

DCT Australia – Project Value $5M – $10M

Aldebaran Contracting – Project Value $10M – $30M

Sitzler Pty Ltd – Project Value $75M – $150M

Black Cat Civil Pty Ltd – Highly Commended for Katherine Flood Migration works

We would like to express our gratitude to Eva Lawler, CCF NT President John Klaas, and CCF NT CEO Tom Harris for their enlightening speeches during the awards ceremony. Their leadership and dedication to the industry continue to inspire and motivate all of us to strive for excellence.

Sharing Best Practise in the Industry

The CCF NT Trainee and Apprentice Awards and the CCF NT Earth Awards 2023 was a momentous occasion, showcasing the exemplary achievements within the civil industry in the Northern Territory. As the recipient of the Traffic Management Project of the Year award for the third consecutive year, Trafficwerx NT is honoured and grateful for this recognition. We are committed to pushing boundaries, maintaining the highest standards of quality, and contributing to the growth and development of our region. Congratulations to all the winners and participants for their outstanding accomplishments, and we look forward to another year of remarkable achievements in the civil and construction industry of the Northern Territory.

Trafficwerx NT: Paving the way to the future of NT Infrastructure

The Northern Territory is experiencing a period of significant infrastructure development, and this blog post aims to shed light on the incredible work happening in the region to create a better NT. Collaboration between various stakeholders, including trusted traffic management companies like Trafficwerx NT, has played a crucial role in ensuring the success of these infrastructure projects.

The Power of Infrastructure Development:

The growth and prosperity of any community depend on a well-developed infrastructure network. In recent years, the Northern Territory Government’s dedication to infrastructure development has led to significant improvements in transportation, communication, and public services. These projects are laying the foundation for a more connected and vibrant NT.

Supporting Major NT Government Tenders:

During the NT infrastructure boom, several companies, including Trafficwerx NT, have played a pivotal role as reliable partners to major NT Government contractors. Their expertise in traffic management has contributed significantly to the safety and efficiency of construction sites.

Collaborating with Dedicated Contractors:

Successful infrastructure projects are a result of seamless collaboration between contractors, subcontractors, and traffic management companies. At the forefront of these efforts are dedicated contractors who bring their expertise and commitment to each project. Here are some of the notable companies we have had the privilege to work with, along with the significant projects they have undertaken:

City of Darwin – 3 Year Traffic Management Contract Various Works
Diggamen – Mount Bundey Training Area Upgrades
Diggamen – Palmerston Bus Interchange (Traffic Controller of the Year 2018, Chris Pettit Team Lead on)
Diggamen – Stuart Hwy Shared Path, Tulagi to Yarrawonga (Traffic Controller of the Year 2018, Chris Pettit Team Lead on)
Douglas Partners – Pavement Investigations Throughout The NT
Downer – Northern Reseals / Central Reseals
East Arm Civil – Larrakeyah Barracks Civil works (Traffic Controller of the Year 2018, Chris Pettit Team Lead on)
F&J Bitumen – Katherine Patching Contract / Litchfield Reseals
Fulton Hogan – Asphalt Works Throughout The NT (Traffic Controller of the Year 2020, Ciara Griffin Team Lead on)
Fulton Hogan – Northern Reseals / Southern Reseals (Traffic Controller of the Year 2020, Ciara Griffin Team Lead on)
Fulton Hogan – Urban Reseals (CCF NT Earth Awards Traffic Management Project of the Year 2021 and Traffic Controller of the Year 2020, Ciara Griffin Team Lead on)
Fulton Hogan Patching Contract (Traffic Controller of the Year 2020, Ciara Griffin Team Lead on)
Gold Medal Services – CCTV Works City of Darwin (Traffic Controller of the Year 2022 and Indigenous Traffic Controller of the Year 2022, Sam Eveleigh Team Lead on)
Laing O’Rouke – Inpex Gas Project Accommodation village
Larrakeyah Defence Base – Various Civil Works (Traffic Controller of the Year 2022 and Indigenous Traffic Controller of the Year 2022, Sam Eveleigh Team Lead on)
Latitude 63 – New Bulk Fuel Storage Facility (Traffic Controller of the Year 2022 and Indigenous Traffic Controller of the Year 2022, Sam Eveleigh Team Lead on)
MG Electrical – Underground Power Upgrade
Nightcliff Electrical – McMillans & Kalymnos Drive Intersection Upgrade
Northern Machinery – Shoulder Upgrades Various Locations (Traffic Controller of the Year 2022 and Indigenous Traffic Controller of the Year 2022, Sam Eveleigh Team Lead on)
NT Electrical – HV Feeders Project Larrakeyah Barracks (Traffic Controller of the Year 2018, Chris Pettit Team Lead on)
Optic Security – Maintenance of NT Police and DIPL Camera’s
Ostojic – Litchfield Park Upgrade
Ostojic – Zucolli Development
Ostojic Group – Stage One of the Tiger Brennan Drive Duplication for Ostojic Group
Ostojic Group – Stage One, Two, And Three of the Arnhem Highway Rehabilitation Project
Power and water – Various Contractors
Race Traffic Signals and Intelligent Transport Maintenance Systems (Traffic Controller of the Year 2018, Chris Pettit Team Lead on)
Redflex – RLC Maintenance
Sitzler – Construction of Art Gallery on Smith Street (Traffic Controller of the Year 2018, Chris Pettit Team Lead on)
Sitzler – Construction of Tiger Brennan Dr & Berrimah Rd Overpass (CCF NT Earth Awards Traffic Management Project of the Year 2022 and Traffic Controller of the Year 2018, Chris Pettit Team Lead on)
Sunbuild – Darwin Private Hospital Civil Works
THE Mining – Darwin International Airport Upgrades (CCF NT Earth Awards Traffic Management Project of the Year 2023 and Traffic Controller of the Year 2018, Chris Pettit Team Lead on)
THE Mining – John Stokes Project (Traffic Controller of the Year 2018, Chris Pettit Team Lead on)
THE Mining – Northcrest Subdivision Upgrade (Traffic Controller of the Year 2018, Chris Pettit Team Lead on)

NT Infrastructure Plan and Ongoing Projects:

The Northern Territory’s Infrastructure Plan serves as a roadmap for future projects that will enhance the region’s development and prosperity. Numerous ongoing projects are making headway, thanks to the combined efforts of various stakeholders. These projects aim to improve transportation, infrastructure, and community facilities across the Territory.

As we move forward into a promising future, the collaborative efforts of stakeholders, including reputable traffic management companies like Trafficwerx NT, will continue to pave the way to a better NT infrastructure. It is through these joint efforts that we can achieve our vision of a well-connected and thriving Northern Territory. Together, we can build a better future for the NT community, one infrastructure project at a time.

Collabortive Spirit in the NT:

We express our heartfelt gratitude to our esteemed clients for placing their unwavering trust in Trafficwerx NT as their chosen Traffic Management Subcontractor. We recognize the importance of the responsibilities bestowed upon us, and we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety, efficiency, and professionalism throughout every project we undertake.

Our success is a result of the collaborative spirit shared by our dedicated team, outstanding contractors, and supportive clients. Together, we have contributed to the significant progress in the development of a better NT infrastructure.