Traffic Safe New Zealand Ltd

17/06/2026

The devil is in the detail

To enable us to provide you with a TMP (Traffic Management Plan) that’s fit for purpose, it’s important we have all the right information.

We need to know the working space, timeframes, number of vehicles onsite, and the full scope of works. All this detail is needed as part of the submission process to get council approval.

We must also independently verify the required safety zones - so understanding the required space is important to ensure that all bases are covered. For example, you may think that the work you are doing is restricted to a carriageway, however work often encroaches on footpaths and bus stops. This may then mandate pedestrian diversions or bus stop relocations.

Giving us as much information as you are able will not only help us to shape up the right plan but also make the approval process more seamless.

17/06/2026

Due to an internal promotion, we are looking for a dynamic, hands-on Branch Manager to lead our New Plymouth team.

In this pivotal role, you’ll drive daily operations, manage client relationships, and champion our core mission of keeping our crews and communities safe.

If you have a solid background in civil infrastructure or traffic management and hold a current STMS qualification, we want to hear from you.

Learn more and apply now - https://www.trafficsafe.co.nz/careers/detail/branch-manager-taranaki

Providing you with a full range of
Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) Services and TTM Plans

16/06/2026

As we head further into winter, New Zealand’s roads undergo a massive shift. Crisp, sunny mornings give way to sudden downpours, thick fog, and the dreaded frost or black ice.

With these changing conditions, your single most important safety buffer is your following distance.

Wet or icy tarmac drastically reduces tyre traction, meaning your vehicle requires up to twice the distance to come to a safe stop. By actively measuring this larger buffer using a roadside marker, you give yourself the vital reaction time needed to avoid winter crashes.

It’s a super simple tweak to your daily drive that keeps you, your passengers, and everyone else safely moving.

11/06/2026

Safety isn’t just a policy at Traffic Safe NZ, it’s a daily practice.

As part of our commitment to keeping our crews, our clients, and the public safe, we conduct regular Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) site audits. In fact, in May alone, our team completed 66 audits across our active sites.

These regular, on-site verifications allow us to:

Identify & mitigate risks: Proactively catch potential hazards on the road before they become issues.

Maintain strict compliance: Ensure every setup meets NZGTTM and the highest health and safety standards.

Continuously improve: Refine our delivery to provide the safest, most efficient traffic management solutions possible.

When you partner with Traffic Safe, you can be assured you’re working with a team that puts safety and compliance first, every single shift.

09/06/2026

Are you a detail-oriented road safety champion looking to take the next step in your career?

We are looking for talented Temporary Traffic Management (TMP) Designers to join our Auckland and Palmerston North teams.

If you have a valid TMP design qualification, experience with NZGTTM guidelines, and a passion for keeping Kiwi communities safe, we want to hear from you.

Visit our website for more details and to apply - https://www.trafficsafe.co.nz/careers/search

07/06/2026

We are proudly supporting Mat Anderson from Downer NZ as he steps up for the Auckland City Mission Cook Off.

Today he will be joining top chefs and business leaders to cook a four-course meal for over 200 guests experiencing homelessness and food insecurity.

Mat is aiming to raise $15,000 to help the Mission provide warm, nutritious meals this winter and we are pleased to have made a contribution towards his goal.

We wish you the absolute best of luck in the kitchen, Mat—we know you will do a great job for this incredible cause!

https://donate.aucklandcitymission.org.nz/fundraisers/matanderson/cook-off-26?ref=ch_3TZHeaIFfQENXpQJ1TLJ49eY

05/06/2026

We are looking for two tech whizzes to join our Head Office team in Auckland -

An experienced Full-stack Software Development Engineer to design, build, support, and take ownership of the software that keeps our business running.

A practical, reliable, and service-focused IT Operations & Support Engineer to manage day-to-day IT support and internal technology operations across our business.

Find out more about these roles and apply on our website -

https://www.trafficsafe.co.nz/careers/search

Please note that visa sponsorship is not available for these roles. Only candidates who are legally entitled to work and currently residing in New Zealand should apply.

04/06/2026

Most of us don’t mean to speed—it’s just 'speed creep'. You get comfortable, the music is on, and suddenly you’re over the limit without realising it.

That’s why we use speed radars on our sites. They aren’t just gadgets, they’re a high-tech reality check designed to -

- Humanise the work zone. It snaps drivers out of autopilot, reminding them that there’s a crew working just metres away.

-Smooth the flow. By providing instant feedback, we prevent 'brake shock' and those nasty rear-end collisions.

- Smart safety. These units log data that helps us optimise our layouts for a smoother, safer journey for everyone.

Keep an eye on the signs—they’re looking out for you and our team.

03/06/2026

As your workzone safety and risk management partner, our focus has shifted from ‘deploying equipment and staff’ to eliminating and mitigating site risk.

We collaborate, co-ordinate, and communicate with your team to help eliminate risk before the first cone even hits the road.

Onsite traffic control, equipment, crews, and safety delivery for compliant TTM operations.

02/06/2026

Long before the morning rush begins, our crews are out in the quiet hours-setting out the cones, syncing the signals, and making sure the roads are safe - all before you even turn your key in the ignition.

It’s dark, it’s early, and it’s often cold, but we take pride in being the first ones on the scene to get our roads set up and safe for the day ahead.

The early bird doesn't just get the worm - they get the road ready.

Photo credit: Mandy Lee Cordo