The 2023 TMAA conference is fast approaching. The premier traffic management conference is making its way to the RACV Royal Pines Resort on the Gold Coast on March 23 and 24. This year the conference will be visited by expert speakers who will be making presentations on a series of interesting and important topics. People with an interest in traffic management will have to leave room on their calendar to attend this event.
Over the packed weekend, there will be many events at the TMAA annual conference that we think will spark the interest of anyone who is interested in the current state and future of traffic management.
The Chief Executive Officer for the International Road Assessment Program (iRAP) Rob McInerney will be presenting a talk on how we all deserve a safe workplace.
Mr McInerney has won multiple awards throughout his career and has years of experience working on road assessment programs across the world. He also has experience working with political leaders and leaders in their field, making him an important figure in the community, and worth listening to.
Queensland’s Transport and Main Roads Minister, the Honourable Mark Bailey, will be presenting his annual industry briefing at the TMAA conference.
Part of his role as the Minister means he oversees Queensland’s state owned roads. During his time as the minister, he has been responsible for overseeing many large projects including the Bruce Highway upgrade, a multibillion-dollar upgrade to the M1, and managing bike and pedestrian safety programs.
His portfolio means he has a great span of influence regarding traffic management, which is why we are interested to hear his industry briefing. We are especially curious to see if he talks about the national plan for road safety.
Early morning on Friday, Andrew White will be presenting a conference welcome and an update on the TMAA. Andrew has years of experience working in directing and management positions. His history working on committees and his reputation to negotiate with government and leading bodies means we will be listening intently to his welcome and the updates that he announces.
No conference would be complete without a panel discussion. The topic of this panel discussion is “Safety on sites internationally and here in Australia.”
The panelist that will be involved in this event is Andrew White, Felipe Almanza, Joseph Rosendaal, and Ryan Cooney. We are hopeful that the panel will in part talk about the future of road safety in Australia, as well as variables that are impacting traffic management.
Another event at the 2023 TMAA conference we are interested to see is the traffic controller masterclass by Chris Koniditsiotis. Mr Koniditsiotis has decades of experience in the infrastructure and transport industry and is sure to give an informative and interesting presentation.
At Speed Humps Australia, we’ve spent ten years focusing on one thing: to provide one style of product, and to do it exceptionally well. We have worked tirelessly to develop specifications that do not fade or deteriorate, are easy to install, and are made from high-quality, recycled rubber for minimal environmental impact.
With just a handful of our clients around the nation including KFC, McDonalds, Westfield, Shell, various mining operations and Local Government our rumble bars, speed humps and wheel stops have been purposefully designed to truly go the distance.
As our design and production is all handled in house and supplied Australia wide, get in touch with us today to request a quote or discuss how we can help with providing a tailored solution to your unique project requirements.
For 10 years, our focus has been on one thing: to provide one style of product and to do it well.
Our wheel stops, speed humps and rumble bars meet Australian Standards, don’t fade, and we’ve never needed to replace one.
For 10 years, our focus has been on one thing: to provide one style of product and to do it well.
Our wheel stops, speed humps and rumble bars meet Australian Standards, don’t fade, and we’ve never needed to replace one.
