Whenever possible a shopping centre owner or manager should consult with relevant people including retailers and contractors on the development of a traffic management plan. The traffic management plan should be monitored and reviewed regularly including after an incident to ensure it is effective and takes into account changes at the workplace. In centres with a traffic management consultative committee, the committee should conduct the monitoring and review. Workers should be aware of and understand the traffic management plan and receive information, instruction, training and supervision. Site induction should include the traffic management plan. Further information More information on how to manage traffic at a workplace is in the . Further guidance on consultation is in the Further guidance on the risk management process is in the Codes of practice, guidance material and other resources are on the website (www.swa.gov.au).
Whenever possible a shopping centre owner or manager should consult with relevant people including retailers and contractors on the development of a traffic management plan. The traffic management plan should be monitored and reviewed regularly including after an incident to ensure it is effective and takes into account changes at the workplace. In centres with a traffic management consultative committee, the committee should conduct the monitoring and review. Workers should be aware of and understand the traffic management plan and receive information, instruction, training and supervision. Site induction should include the traffic management plan. Further information More information on how to manage traffic at a workplace is in the . Further guidance on consultation is in the Further guidance on the risk management process is in the Codes of practice, guidance material and other resources are on the website (www.swa.gov.au).
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