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The only course specifically designed for temporary traffic management designers, engineers and practitioners working in the planning and design of temporary situations on Scottish roads.

The IHE’s Professional Certificate in Temporary Traffic Management Engineering, including design, enables those working within Scotland’s temporary traffic management industry to demonstrate their knowledge and competence in this field.

For delegates, the course covers all aspects of temporary traffic management engineering and design, temporary road/streetworks signing, and other related engineering topics for managing works on high speed, rural and urban roads and is designed to accommodate the needs of those embarking on a temporary traffic management career as well as those who have extensive practical experience gained from working within the industry.

For employers, the Professional Certificate, that can be achieved following the course, is nationally recognised by the road and streetworks industry as a means of providing evidence of having competent design and engineering personnel. It provides an industry benchmark and a method for the company to demonstrate to a client compliance with the requirements of relevant published standards and guidance such as the NRSWA Code of Practice and TSM Chapter 8.

What experience do I need to attend?

Candidates need to have some temporary traffic management experience to attend the course but all information is provided.   Assessment is by written questions but these can be handwritten or computer aided.   Knowledge of CAD is not essential to complete the course.

Attending the Course

Delegates attend two sessions (4 days in total) and complete assignments, practical activities and an end of course assessment.