Civil & highway contractors
Work-zone plans, traffic diversions and construction-stage drawings.
Civil & traffic engineering · Hisar, Haryana
Plan the roadworks.
Connect the systems.
Temporary traffic plans, diversions and construction stages. Civil drawings, traffic assessments, signals and VMS.
Our civil engineering team brings together New Zealand roading qualifications, STMS credentials and specialist temporary traffic-management planning expertise. Tell us about the work and the issue you need to solve. We’ll help you find a practical starting point.
Roadworks & accessPlans & equipmentNew Zealand expertise
Who this helps
Different projects.
One clear starting point.
Tell us what you are planning, where the work is and which part needs support.
Utility & infrastructure teams
Roadside works, pedestrian routes and access to properties and services.
Factories & facilities
Private-site roads, vehicle movements and connected traffic equipment.
Road project teams
Counts, assessments, specifications and an organised technical review.
From planning to handover
Bring the plan
and system together.
Start with the site, define what needs to work together and make the handover clear. Explore the three stages of the project.
From the site to the systemProject workflow
Start with the people and the place.
Work stages, access, road users and the available site information shape the brief before equipment or drawings are selected.
Six connected areas of work
Find the part
your project needs.
Start with a single planning task or a wider system. The proposal defines what is included.
Temporary traffic management plans
Work-zone plans, traffic diversions and construction staging for roadworks and utility projects, with counts and assessments where needed.
Civil & highway planning support
Civil drawings, road-project documentation and site-access planning, with the engineering inputs coordinated around your project.
Traffic lights & controller development
Signal functions, controller requirements and equipment interfaces assessed against the proposed operating conditions and review process.
VMS boards & road messages
Message requirements, display positions, communications and operator controls scoped around the information road users need.
Speed radars & displays
Driver-feedback and monitoring requirements, with suitable equipment, measurement checks and intended use made clear.
Connected traffic systems
Bring detection, displays, controllers, power and supported software interfaces into one defined operating brief.
Also thinking about your premises or business systems?
From first conversation to handover
Start with the issue.
Build a practical plan.
You might need a diversion drawing, traffic counts or help coordinating a roadworks package. Share what you have and we’ll discuss the next step.
Discuss your projectDiscuss the challenge
Tell us where the work is, what needs to happen and which access, traffic or planning problem is holding things up.
Plan the work package
Agree the site information, drawings, assessments and work stages. Confirm applicable local standards and the technical checking needed.
Work through review
Develop the agreed package and respond to technical comments. Coordinate with your project team through the required review and approval process.
Hand over clearly
Provide the agreed records and explain operation, responsibilities and support for the work delivered.
The team behind your project
Civil engineers.
New Zealand qualifications.
Engineering knowledge and traffic-management expertise, brought together around the work you need to deliver.
Roading & civil engineering
Our civil engineering team brings together New Zealand roading qualifications, STMS credentials and specialist temporary traffic-management planning expertise.
STMS & TTM planning
The team’s New Zealand credentials include Site Traffic Management Supervisor (STMS) and TTM Planner training and certification. We consider the work stages, road users and access arrangements together.
People, risks & the site
New Zealand’s risk-based approach to temporary traffic management informs how we consider the work, the site and the people using the road. Indian projects are developed around applicable IRC guidance and project requirements.
A single diversion, a traffic assessment or a wider road-project package: let’s discuss what your team needs.
Before we begin
A few useful
questions, answered.
Does a prepared traffic plan mean the work is approved?
No. Preparation, technical review and authority approval are separate steps. The project must complete the review and approval requirements for its location before implementation.
Can you work from our drawings or specification?
Yes. Share the site information, drawings, specification and the work you need supported. We review the available inputs and define the outputs, assumptions and responsibilities before proposing the scope.
Can you prepare temporary traffic plans for Indian highways?
We can scope work-zone traffic management plans, diversion drawings and construction stages for Indian highway projects. We start by confirming the site information, project requirements, technical checking and review route with your team.
How does New Zealand experience apply to Indian projects?
Our civil engineering team brings New Zealand roading qualifications, STMS credentials and TTM planning expertise. This informs a practical approach to site risks and road users. Indian projects are developed against applicable IRC guidance, MoRTH specifications and the project requirements.
Can you support projects outside India?
Remote planning and documentation support can be scoped internationally. Field information, local coordination, technical review and approvals need agreed owners for the project location.
Can architectural assistance be included?
B.Arch-qualified specialists and architecture assistants are available for defined assistance. The brief confirms the work required and who holds design, review, registration and approval responsibilities.
Does a traffic-equipment proposal include supply and installation?
The proposal states the agreed development, supply, installation, testing and support roles. Equipment models, interfaces and acceptance requirements are confirmed for that particular project.
Let’s talk about your project
Tell us what you have in mind.
Share your location and what you need. Send your enquiry directly to our team.
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