The Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA) Excellence Awards celebrate the exceptional efforts of individuals and organisations within the Traffic Management industry. These awards highlight achievements, innovation, and excellence in temporary traffic management projects, initiatives, and the people driving them.
This year, CivilEdge is proud to announce our recognition as a finalist in two major categories for 2026: Trainer of the Year and RTO of the Year.
Trainer of the Year Finalist: Tim Nemeth
Tim Nemeth is a standout finalist for the Traffic Management Trainer of the Year award. With over 10 years of hands-on experience in the field, Tim brings a wealth of practical knowledge that is directly reflected in his training style. Since joining CivilEdge, he has been instrumental in delivering the AGTTM national training framework, ensuring our students are trained to the highest national standards.
Tim is known for his ability to translate a decade of site experience into impactful classroom and practical sessions. His focus on safety and real-world application ensures that students leave with more than just a certificate, they leave with the confidence and skills necessary to manage complex road environments safely. His commitment to the next generation of traffic management professionals makes him a truly deserving finalist.
RTO of the Year Finalist: CivilEdge
CivilEdge has once again been recognised as a finalist for the Traffic Management RTO of the Year award. This nomination highlights our unwavering commitment to delivering comprehensive, compliant, and consistent training programs that set the standard for excellence in the industry.
Through our focus on exceptional training and safety, we continue to lead the way by:
- Utilising innovative delivery methods, including online training and digitised course materials to support students nationwide.
- Ensuring our training remains at the forefront of industry developments, backed by a team of highly qualified trainers and a dedicated support staff.
- Prioritising accessibility and flexibility, particularly for those in regional areas who are vital to our national infrastructure.
We are incredibly happy and excited to be named finalists among such a talented pool of professionals. This recognition reaffirms our position as an industry leader and motivates us to keep pushing the boundaries of what high-quality safety training looks like.
Thank you to the TMAA for these nominations, and we wish every other finalist the very best of luck. We look forward to celebrating the achievements of our peers and the continued growth of a safer traffic management workforce.
Finalists awarded at the Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA) awards in South Australia in March 2026.
