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e-WasteAwareness March 2013 - WasteMINZ
e-WasteAwareness March 2013 - WasteMINZ
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What is the<br />
CoPTTM?<br />
By Paul Evans, CEO WasteMINZ<br />
On 1 November the New Zealand<br />
Transport Agency (NZTA)<br />
published the 4th edition of the<br />
Code of practice for temporary<br />
traffic management (CoPTTM).<br />
The CoPTTM acts as a standard<br />
reference for all temporary traffic<br />
management on state highways<br />
and local roads. It includes levels<br />
of temporary traffic management,<br />
signs and forms used, and a series of<br />
sample traffic management plans.<br />
In particular, Section D7.3;<br />
which covers kerbside collection<br />
activities, will affect a broad range<br />
of WasteMINZ members.<br />
The effective date for<br />
compliance with all vehicle<br />
and driver requirements in this<br />
section was originally specified<br />
as 1 January 2013. We felt this<br />
was an unrealistic timeframe for<br />
WasteMINZ members given the<br />
significant work required to comply<br />
with the code. We are pleased<br />
to announce that at the request<br />
of WasteMINZ and a number<br />
of other parties, the NZTA has<br />
now extended this deadline to<br />
1 April 2013.<br />
Changes<br />
The table below shows a quick<br />
summary of some of the major<br />
differences between versions<br />
three and four of the CoPTTM.<br />
For more detail please see this<br />
handy comparison developed by<br />
Brent Sutton, General Manager<br />
of KiwiCare Waste Services<br />
and a member of WasteMINZ<br />
Health and Safety Sector Group<br />
Steering Committee http://bit.ly/<br />
CodeofPractice.<br />
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