If you aren't sure if you hold one or more of the TTM unit standards or skill standards, you can check by looking up your NZQA Record of Achievement. Only you can look it up - here's how.

A roadmap has been developed representing a high-level view of the estimated timeline of delivery for the TTM Credentials.

Your health and wellbeing are important to us. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of organisations and resources designed to provide support when you need it most.

The TTM Industry Steering Group (ISG) supports the transition to the risk-based New Zealand Guide to Temporary Traffic Management (NZGTTM). Made up of industry representatives, they provide valuable guidance. Visit their website for more information.

This industry-developed guide outlines best practices for creating safe working environments for pedestrians, cyclists, and other vulnerable road users. The guide provides recommendations for effective TTM (Temporary Traffic Management) controls for these road users, tailored to each primary stakeholder (designers, lead contractors, PCBUs, councils, etc.).

Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside. These guidelines provide advice for PCBUs on how to keep workers healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside.

The New Zealand guide to temporary traffic management (NZGTTM) supports system level changes needed to achieve the Road to Zero New Zealand road safety strategy. The guide has been developed for use by Waka Kotahi, its partners and the sector.