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Superior Traffic Management is an Australian owned and operated company specialising in the provision of professional traffic management operations for South East Queensland.

June Ben Smit Safety Award Winner – Chris Durcau πŸ†A massive congratulations to Chris Durcau, our June Ben Smit Safety Aw...
20/08/2026

June Ben Smit Safety Award Winner – Chris Durcau πŸ†

A massive congratulations to Chris Durcau, our June Ben Smit Safety Award Winner! Chris has been recognised year after year as a leader who performs at a high standard across large-scale projects with continually evolving work environments. He effectively manages large crews, adapts to changing site conditions and maintains a strong focus on safety, compliance and clear communication.

Chris’s leadership, reliability and professional approach have resulted in repeated positive feedback from clients. He continues to deliver safe and well-managed worksites while supporting his crews and maintaining strong operational standards.

Having people like Chris on our team is what makes Superior Traffic Management more than just a name.

Well done, Chris. We’re very proud of you and your continuing efforts! πŸ‘

May Ben Smit Safety Award Winner – Chantal Kay πŸ†A huge congratulations to Chantal Kay, our May Ben Smit Safety Award Win...
03/08/2026

May Ben Smit Safety Award Winner – Chantal Kay πŸ†

A huge congratulations to Chantal Kay, our May Ben Smit Safety Award Winner! Chantal has continually been recognised year after year as a genuine leader who is eager to share and instill her skills and knowledge into those entering the traffic management industry.

Her passion and pride for the industry is regularly commented on by clients and can also be seen in how smoothly run her sites are. This high level work ethic combined with her kind, compassionate and bubbly personality has led to clients and teammates alike frequently requesting to work with her.

Having people like Chantal on our team is what makes Superior Traffic Management more than just a name.

Well done, Chantal. We’re very proud of you and your efforts! πŸ‘

18/06/2026

April Safety Award Winner – Riley Bell-Fuller πŸ†

A huge congratulations to Riley Bell-Fuller, our April Ben Smit Safety Award Winner!

Riley has been recognised as a silent achiever, consistently showing commitment, reliability and a strong work ethic since starting with STM.

Beginning as an STS, Riley has quickly worked his way up, completing his TMI, moving into a ute, and now proudly driving our Superute.

He consistently demonstrates a keen willingness to learn everything there is to know about traffic control. He is a fast learner, owns his mistakes, learns from them, and shows maturity beyond his years.

Riley is frequently requested back by clients and fellow TC teammates alike, and is considered an absolute asset to STM.

Having people like Riley on our team is what STM is all about.

Well done, Riley. We’re very proud of you and your efforts! πŸ‘

πŸ† March Safety Award Winner – Abby Barnes πŸ†A huge congratulations to Abby Barnes, our March Safety Award Winner!Abby was...
12/06/2026

πŸ† March Safety Award Winner – Abby Barnes πŸ†

A huge congratulations to Abby Barnes, our March Safety Award Winner!

Abby was recognised for her adaptability, leadership, commitment to safety, and dedication to STM values.

She received glowing feedback from GVG management, who recognised what an asset she was to their site. Abby stepped outside her comfort zone, took the reins on the job, and impressed with her adaptability and commitment to managing the site while upholding STM standards and values.

She is well liked by her peers and consistently does the right thing by contacting a supervisor for clarification or approval when unsure.

Well done, Abby. We appreciate you and everything you bring to the STM team!

🚧 MYTH BUSTING 🚧"The risk is the road."It's an easy assumption to make.But in reality, the road is only one part of the ...
09/06/2026

🚧 MYTH BUSTING 🚧

"The risk is the road."

It's an easy assumption to make.

But in reality, the road is only one part of the equation.

The greatest risk on any worksite is often unpredictability.

🌦 Weather changes

βš™οΈ Equipment failures

πŸ“± Distractions

😴 Fatigue

πŸ—£ Miscommunication

That's why effective traffic management isn't just about responding to what's happening now.

It's about planning for what could happen next.

At STM, our focus is on identifying risks before they become incidents, creating safer outcomes for workers, road users and the wider community.

Because good traffic management doesn't just plan for what should happen.

It plans for what might go wrong.

πŸ‘‡ In your industry, what's the most unpredictable risk you have to manage?

🚧 Most people think traffic management starts when the signs go out and the crews arrive on site.The reality?The most im...
05/06/2026

🚧 Most people think traffic management starts when the signs go out and the crews arrive on site.

The reality?

The most important work happens long before anyone steps onto the road.

It starts with:

βœ… Risk assessment
βœ… Traffic planning
βœ… Permits and approvals
βœ… Safety systems
βœ… Communication and coordination

Every safe worksite is built on careful planning, clear processes, and a commitment to protecting workers, road users, and the community.

Because traffic management isn't just about managing traffic.

It's about making sure everyone gets home safely at the end of the day.

πŸ‘‡ Which one surprises you most? Let us know in the comments.

24/05/2026

Yellow Ride

National Road Safety Week 2026 ends today.
But the message doesn't.

Today's theme - the Yellow Ride - closes out the week with one final reminder: every trip you take, every shift you start, every cone we lay down on a Queensland road is part of the same goal.

Drive so others survive.

Thank you to everyone who took the pledge this week. To our clients, our crews, our partners, and to every driver who slowed down through a worksite, gave way at a merge, or just took an extra breath before pulling out.

Road safety isn't a week. It's every day. We'll see you out there.

23/05/2026

Drive safely on regional, country, rural and remote roads πŸ›£οΈ

Country roads are where the highest road tolls live.

Higher speeds. Longer distances. Wildlife. Fatigue. Limited mobile reception. Slower emergency response times if something goes wrong.

If you're heading out of the city this weekend:
🦘 Watch for wildlife at dawn and dusk
β˜• Stop for a coffee, not just for fuel
🚧 Slow right down through worksites -our crews work these roads too
πŸ“± Check your reception plan before you leave
πŸš™ Don't overtake unless you can see clearly

The road home is longer than the road out. Plan for both.

22/05/2026

Plan your journey πŸ—ΊοΈ

Weekend approaches. So does the temptation to push.

To leave a bit later than you should. To skip the break you need. To squeeze in one more thing before the drive.

Today's theme asks us to do the boring, sensible thing - plan the journey.

🚦 Check the weather and traffic before you leave
🚦 Build in rest stops - every 2 hours is the standard
🚦 Make sure your vehicle's road-ready: tyres, lights, wipers, fluids
🚦 Tell someone where you're going and when you'll arrive
🚦 If you're tired, don't start. If you get tired, stop.

The job of getting there safely starts before you turn the key.

21/05/2026

Refresh your road rules knowledge πŸ“–

When was the last time you actually read the road rules?

Most of us learned them at 16 or 17, sat a test, and haven't looked back. But the rules change. Roundabout etiquette, school zone times, mobile phone laws, e-scooter rules, give-way priorities at intersections - they evolve.

Today is your nudge.

Take 10 minutes. Refresh what you think you know. You might be surprised.

πŸ”— streetsmarts.initiatives.qld.gov.au

Our planners and supervisors at STM are across these rules every day - but for most drivers, a quick refresher is overdue.

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Carindale, QLD
4152

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