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TMP'S FOR ALL TYPES OF DEVELOPMENT in australia

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Ayen Consulting is a specialist Site Traffic Management Plan (TMP) consultant providing high quality traffic safety plans for warehouses, industrial facilities, construction sites, depots and commercial operations across Australia.

Our TMPs are designed to improve safety, reduce vehicle/pedestrian conflict, optimise traffic flow and car parking, and ensure your site meets all workplace safety and regulatory requirements.

If you need a professional traffic management plan, warehouse traffic layout, construction TMP or Swept Path Analysis, our team provides safe, accurate and compliant solutions.

What Is a Site Traffic Management Plan?

A Site Traffic Management Plan (TMP) is a safety and operational document that outlines how vehicles, machinery and pedestrians move safely within a site. It is essential for reducing risk, preventing collisions, and ensuring compliance with workplace safety regulations.

A TMP typically includes:

Defined vehicle routes, delivery paths and turning areas
Parking, loading and trailer bay layouts
Traffic control measures, signage and line marking

Most councils, principal contractors, insurers and OH&S auditors require a TMP for operational facilities, warehouse fit-outs, construction sites and high-risk industrial areas.

Our Site Traffic Management Plan Services

Ayen Consulting delivers end to end TMP services, including:

Complete site wide traffic management plans for operational and construction sites
Vehicle and pedestrian circulation strategies
Parking, loading and equipment allocation plans
Workplace traffic signage and line marking compliant with Australian Standards
Integration of delivery, storage and service areas into operational layouts

Our TMPs are professionally presented, easy to understand, and ready for submission to councils, auditors and safety teams.

Why Traffic Management Plans Are Essential

A well designed Site Traffic Management Plan helps you:

Comply with WHS (work health & safety) and industry safety requirements
Reduce risk of vehicle, pedestrian collisions
Improve operational efficiency and site circulation
Demonstrate safe systems of work for audits and approvals
Manage truck deliveries, forklifts, and plant equipment safely
Support staff training and site inductions

For workplaces with daily vehicle movements, a TMP is not just beneficial, it is often mandatory.

Challenges in Site Traffic Management

Effective traffic management requires balancing:

Safe interaction between pedestrians, forklifts, plant and heavy vehicles
Limited warehouse or yard space for competing operational activities
Compliance with WHS regulations and Australian Standards
Clear visibility in high risk and blind spot areas
Efficient delivery, access and egress routes
Safe manoeuvring based on real vehicle dimensions and swept paths

Our expertise ensures your TMP addresses these challenges with practical, implementable solutions.

Our Approach

We combine engineering experience, CAD design and advanced swept path software to deliver TMPs that are:

Accurate
Practical
Compliant
Easy to implement

Our approach includes:

Detailed Swept Path Analysis for all vehicle movements
Site-specific traffic control strategies, including signage and safety hardware
Optimised line marking and bay layouts for operational clarity
Pedestrian and forklift separation strategies
Improvements to visibility, circulation and safety
TMPs tailored for council, WHS, insurer or principal contractor requirements

Project Experience

We have delivered professional Traffic Management Plans for:

Warehousing and logistics facilities
Industrial yards and equipment depots
Construction sites and compound setups
Manufacturing and processing sites
Government and council operational facilities

Our recent work includes:

Warehouse internal TMPs featuring truck, forklift and trailer manoeuvring
Industrial yard TMPs with clearly defined delivery and equipment zones
Depot layouts with structured storage, emergency routes and vehicle circulation strategies

Standards and Compliance

Our TMPs are prepared in accordance with:

Australian Standards for signage, line marking and vehicle access
AS 2890.1 and AS 2890.2 where parking or heavy vehicle access is required
Work Health and Safety (WHS) regulations
Local council, government, or principal contractor requirements

Every plan is designed to be audit ready and fully compliant.

Locations We Serve

Based 20 minutes from Avalon International Airport in Victoria, we deliver traffic management plan services across:

For further information or assistance, please contact us via the link below or call +61 490 780 416.

Frequently Asked Questions about Traffic Management Plans

Is a Traffic Management Plan mandatory?

In many cases, yes. TMPs are often required by councils, principal contractors, WHS auditors, insurers and developers for operational sites, construction activities, warehouse fit outs, and high risk industrial environments.

What information do you need to start a TMP?

We typically require:

A site plan, preferably in CAD format (i.e .dwg, .dxf file type)
Vehicle types and dimensions
Operational details (deliveries, forklift use, staff movements)
Any known safety concerns or audit requirements

If needed, we can also desktop review the site layout and request additional measurements.

Do you provide Swept Path Analysis as part of the TMP?

Yes. Swept Path Analysis is included for relevant vehicle types (cars, Utes, forklifts, rigid trucks, semis, trailers). SPA is essential for demonstrating safe manoeuvring and is commonly requested by councils and safety auditors.

What industries require Traffic Management Plans?

TMPs are widely used in warehousing, logistics, manufacturing, construction, local government, industrial depots, processing facilities, and any site where vehicles and pedestrians interact.

Are the plans compliant with Australian Standards?

Yes. All TMPs follow applicable Australian Standards, WHS requirements and local authority guidelines. Where AS 2890 vehicle access or parking applies, we incorporate those standards as well.

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