How We Manage Peak Season Pressure Without Dropping Standards
Summer means storm season, wet weather and holiday traffic. Learn how ECTC handles peak season pressure without dropping safety or standards.
Why Councils Keep Coming Back to ECTC
Learn why councils across QLD and NSW consistently choose East Coast Traffic Control to support their roadworks and community projects.
What Happens Before You See the Stop/Slow Sign: A Day in Pre-Site Setup
There’s a lot that happens before you see a Stop/Slow sign. From TMP approvals to vehicle prep, here’s how ECTC sets up safely.
Supporting the Next Generation: ECTC Proudly Sponsors Hope Vale Athletics Team
East Coast Traffic Control proudly sponsors the Hope Vale State School Athletics Team as they compete in FNQ events
Behind the VMS: Why Good Sign Messaging Makes All the Difference
VMS boards are more than flashing signs. Learn how East Coast Traffic Control uses clear, timely messaging to improve road safety.
Expanding Our Fleet in the Northern Rivers: New Cone Deployment Trucks and Utes Hit the Road
East Coast Traffic Control has expanded its Northern Rivers fleet with two Cone Deployment Trucks and new utes to meet growing demand.
Working in Tourist Towns: Balancing Traffic Safety With Public Experience
Managing traffic in tourist towns like Byron, Noosa and Hervey Bay takes more than signs. Learn how ECTC balances safety and public experience.
What Makes a Great TMI (And Why We’re Always Looking for Them)
TMIs are the backbone of traffic management on complex jobs. Here’s what makes a great one — and why East Coast Traffic Control is always hiring.
Sunshine Coast Depot Spotlight: Covering Brisbane to Bundaberg and Always Looking for Great People
ECTC’s Sunshine Coast depot covers Brisbane to Bundaberg and is hiring now. Learn more about local work opportunities and how to apply.
Traffic Management on Narrow or Rural Roads: The Hidden Challenges
Working on rural or narrow roads presents unique traffic risks. Learn how East Coast Traffic Control plans and delivers safety on country jobs.