Relationship table (harmonised with AGTTM07-21 Edition 1.1)#

Section	Description	Applicability
1	Introduction
1.1	Purpose	Accepted
1.2	Structure of AGTTM	Accepted
1.3	Scope of Part 7	Accepted with amendments
1.4	Application of Part 7 to New Zealand	Accepted
1.5	Definitions	Accepted
2	Traffic controller requirements
2.1	Introduction to traffic control	Accepted
2.2	Authority and accreditation	Accepted
2.2.1	General	Accepted
2.2.2	Authority of a traffic controller	Accepted with amendments
2.2.3	Work health and safety	Accepted
2.2.4	Supervising a traffic controller in training	Accepted with amendments
2.3	Fitness for duty	Accepted
2.3.1	General	Accepted
2.3.2	Eyesight	Accepted with amendments
2.3.3	Hearing, speech and vision	Accepted
2.3.4	Mobility, endurance and concentration	Accepted
2.3.5	Learning, literacy and numeracy skills	Accepted
2.3.6	Character and suitability	Accepted with amendments
2.3.7	Site climatic conditions	Accepted
2.3.8	Fatigue and hydration	Accepted
2.3.9	Drugs and alcohol	Accepted
2.4	Traffic controller's responsibilities	Accepted
2.4.1	General	Accepted
2.4.2	Functions of a traffic controller	Accepted, with amendments
2.4.3	Responsibilities of a traffic controller	Accepted with amendments
2.4.4	Communicating effectively	Accepted
2.4.5	Behaviour and attitude	Accepted
2.4.6	Give definite and clear signals	Accepted with amendments
2.4.7	Breaks from traffic controller duties	Accepted with amendments
2.5	What to wear	Accepted
2.5.1	General	Accepted with amendments
2.5.2	Clothing to comply with standards	Accepted with amendments
2.6	What to use	Accepted
2.6.1	General	Accepted
2.6.2	Portable traffic control devices	Accepted with amendments
2.6.3	Approved equipment for manual control of traffic	Accepted with amendments
2.6.4	Communication devices	Accepted
2.6.5	Night works	Accepted
2.6.6	Approved hand signals for traffic controllers	Accepted
2.6.7	When hand signals can be used without additional equipment	Accepted
2.6.8	Departures from standards and innovation	Accepted with amendments
2.6.9	Traffic control in storm conditions	New
2.7	When a traffic controller gets to the worksite	Accepted
2.7.1	General	Accepted
2.7.2	Pre-start meeting	Accepted
2.7.3	Station set up and positioning	Accepted with amendments
2.7.4	Sight distance and sign location	Accepted with amendments
2.8	Performing traffic control	Accepted
2.8.1	Traffic signals	Accepted
2.8.2	Risk management	Accepted
2.8.3	Always be alert to changing conditions	Accepted
2.8.4	Traffic signals, STOP and GIVEWAY signs	New
2.9	Traffic Control Station Operation	Accepted
2.9.1	General	Accepted
2.9.2	Queue monitoring	Accepted with amendments
2.9.3	Changing hand-held STOP / SLOW bat	Accepted
2.9.4	Periods of darkness	Accepted
2.9.5	What to watch	Accepted
2.9.6	Two lanes, two-way roads	Accepted
2.9.7	Multi lane roads	Accepted with amendments
2.9.8	At or near traffic signals	Accepted with amendments
2.9.10	Third traffic controller	Accepted
2.10	When things don't go to plan	Accepted
2.10.1	General	Accepted
2.10.2	Incident management	Accepted
2.10.3	Incident details	Accepted
2.10.4	Incidents involving hazardous loads	Accepted
2.11	Compliance	Accepted
2.11.1	General	Accepted
2.11.2	Compliance	Accepted
2.11.3	Amending, suspending and cancelling an accreditation	Accepted