Electrical services

RoadTek provides a range of Electrical and Intelligent Transport System (ITS) services.

Our core strengths are in the pre-construction advice, design development, installation, commissioning, maintenance, reverse engineering and auditing of:

traffic signals, street lighting and Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)
communication systems (for example, fibre optic, microwave and wireless technologies)
specialised interface systems to traffic signals
warning systems (for tunnels, floodways, marines, heavy vehicles and unsafe road conditions)
shopping centre car park guidance systems
security, surveillance, remote monitoring and access control systems (for example Closed Circuit Television surveillance and card access)
tidal flow traffic control systems to meet specific project requirements.

We also provide a wide range of services including:

electrical engineering
intersection analysis and design
traffic signal personality generation
solar and radio frequency technologies
variable speed limits and lane control systems
emergency vehicle road management systems
automatic number plate recognition (ANPR)
traffic counting sites
data communications systems
variable message signs (VMS)
ramp metering
travel time signs
transition to LED technology for streetlights and traffic signals
Bluetooth device installation and maintenance.

Qualified team

Workers installing street lights. Our specialist team includes:

electrical engineers
civil engineers
electricians/technicians
communications technicians
project managers.

Our qualified technical teams are fully supported by project management support officers, project system representatives and administration and finance functions.

RoadTek’s highly skilled electrical workforce is located in strategic locations throughout Queensland and is available 24/7, ensuring we are able to respond at short notice to disruptive events and infrastructure failures.

More information

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General enquiries

To contact your local RoadTek depot, please visit our regional contacts page.

Last updated 27 April 2018