Hello I'm traffic control in New Zealand but looking to relocate to Queensland. I've got 10yrs experience but I know things are a bit different in Australia.
If you're a ute driver you should have no problems finding work.. if you're just a level 1 TC, you may not get so much. i only get about 3 days per week on average.. hope this helps buddy. :D
@@danielgfrost cheers man, I drive a ute & traffic truck & am a level 2/3 in New Zealand but definitely looking for 5 days a week of full-time hrs. Thanks for replying 🙂
@@rokstedy7152 Thats ok mate.. Thanks for watching.. Regarding the TC work.. there's plenty of night work too.. pays over AU$40. 8-10hrs each night.. can make some good money if you can hack the nights... :D keep me posted on how you go with work mate?
@@indiesoundsaustralia1979 drivers are morons they can't understand basic hand signals or that cones , bollards , road closed signs and me standing there mean the road is closed 🤣
Hi Daniel My name is David would you mind if I could ask you a couple of questions about traffic control, some basic procedures, I have had my certification for just over year now and I am looking at pursuing the career. Hope to hear back from you soon..
@@danielgfrost cheers man I received my traffic control imp and tcr in new south wales as mentioned about a year and a half ago and learnt nothing in the two day course well almost nothing I just want to throw a couple of questions out to you as I am a bit hesitant in applying for job, one being all advertised want experienced tc's, I am thinking of approaching a company or two after tax time to see if they would take me on for a couple of weeks un paid work experience I guess I am lacking confidence in approaching companies to jump straight into paid work I was given a basic two minute run down on the procedures such as on coming traffic, a little confused if say I would be working on a three way intersection, a in bound and put bound situation I see as pretty standard on the 2 way
@@Freedom76767 you shouldnt work for free! I learnt nothing in my course either. i recommend going yo www.Seek.com.au & searching for traffic control work... If you really want a heap of work, become a level 2 TC. Hope this helps.
Thanks Daniel, love the incontinence bottle. Never even thought about that.
not sure how the ladies do it
:/
Thanks Traffic Control Ninja!😄 Also, that's one big beautiful cat, you have there!🐈⬛
Hey Dan, hope your doing well! Missed your videos mate! Can we expect more to come ? Love from Taiwan 🇹🇼
i think so mate.. release video's every week :D
thanks for your comment...
@@danielgfrost looking forward to it 😀
Thanks for the info mate just about to start to work in the traffic control industry
Dan, what are the most comfy boots to wear on the job, what with standing all day, thought I would ask the question.
hey buddy.. any work grade steel cap boots will do the job mate..
Hello I'm traffic control in New Zealand but looking to relocate to Queensland. I've got 10yrs experience but I know things are a bit different in Australia.
If you're a ute driver you should have no problems finding work.. if you're just a level 1 TC, you may not get so much. i only get about 3 days per week on average.. hope this helps buddy. :D
@@danielgfrost cheers man, I drive a ute & traffic truck & am a level 2/3 in New Zealand but definitely looking for 5 days a week of full-time hrs. Thanks for replying 🙂
@@rokstedy7152 Thats ok mate.. Thanks for watching.. Regarding the TC work.. there's plenty of night work too.. pays over AU$40. 8-10hrs each night.. can make some good money if you can hack the nights... :D
keep me posted on how you go with work mate?
@@danielgfrost cheers will do👍🏽
“Traffic control ninja” 😂
😂when do u put on pants!
I've started doing it drivers abuse me I just ignore em 🤣
just try to be nice to them..
it doesn't hurt..
Good to hear you've started TC'ing mate..
@@indiesoundsaustralia1979 drivers are morons they can't understand basic hand signals or that cones , bollards , road closed signs and me standing there mean the road is closed 🤣
Great work
Is this really better than folding cardboard boxes for a living?
lots of communication involved..
team work..
pays me $32/hr
& bonus travel allowance.
only thing that sux is the heat during the Summer...
@@indiesoundsaustralia1979 Look at you go little rockstar🤩
@@shortybigfella oh hey there stranger.. much appreciation .. shout outs from Australia!!
:D
I booked on a courses
Good for you!!! I hope you enjoy it! :D
frosty
Money anygood
Hi Daniel
My name is David would you mind if I could ask you a couple of questions about traffic control, some basic procedures, I have had my certification for just over year now and I am looking at pursuing the career.
Hope to hear back from you soon..
you can ask if you like...
@@danielgfrost cheers man I received my traffic control imp and tcr in new south wales as mentioned about a year and a half ago and learnt nothing in the two day course well almost nothing
I just want to throw a couple of questions out to you as I am a bit hesitant in applying for job, one being all advertised want experienced tc's, I am thinking of approaching a company or two after tax time to see if they would take me on for a couple of weeks un paid work experience
I guess I am lacking confidence in approaching companies to jump straight into paid work
I was given a basic two minute run down on the procedures such as on coming traffic, a little confused if say I would be working on a three way intersection, a in bound and put bound situation I see as pretty standard on the 2 way
@@danielgfrost my class co ordinator at the time was more interested in telling us where he had towed his caravan around Australia lol
@@danielgfrostI have been meaning to text you about Tc for a while I am now ready to enter the industry
@@Freedom76767 you shouldnt work for free!
I learnt nothing in my course either.
i recommend going yo www.Seek.com.au & searching for traffic control work...
If you really want a heap of work, become a level 2 TC.
Hope this helps.
Hey mate what about money pay does it pay frequently? With no delays?