Staff | TMO Highways

Supplier Chain Sustainability School Gold

Gold Status Achieved!

Our Performance & IMS Director has personally completed over 150 hours of learning through the Supply Chain Sustainability School’s resources.

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month

Our teams work outdoors every day, often for long hours and in tough conditions. Sunshine is welcome, but prolonged UV exposure is a real occupational risk, and one we take seriously.

From early starts and long shifts to managing live traffic situations and keeping road users and colleagues safe, the traffic management industry has its fair share of stress.

Stress Awareness Month matters!

Working in Traffic Management means operating in fast‑paced, high‑pressure environments every single day. From early starts and long shifts to managing live traffic situations and keeping road users and colleagues safe, the demands of our industry can take a real toll on mental wellbeing.

That’s exactly why Stress Awareness Month matters. It’s a reminder that stress is not “part of the job” to be ignored; it’s something we should talk about openly and address together.

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TMO Highways Introduces Footwell Spotlights

TMO Highways Introduces Footwell Spotlights Across Fleet to Improve Safety and Comfort

The upgrade follows a practical suggestion from the organisation’s Fleet & Plant Manager, who identified an opportunity to improve working conditions, particularly during low‑light operations.

TMO Highways has announced the rollout of new footwell spotlights across its fleet of vans, enhancing visibility and safety for drivers during both entry and exit. The upgrade follows a practical suggestion from the organisation’s Fleet & Plant Manager, who identified an opportunity to improve working conditions, particularly during low‑light operations.

Ashley Hall-Smith recently passed his Institute of Highways Engineers Temporary Traffic Management Engineer Diploma.

Ashley has been working hard over the past 12 months and learning a lot along the way.

We are incredibly proud to celebrate a fantastic achievement from one of our own. A huge congratulations to Ashley Hall Smith who has successfully passed his Institute of Highways Engineers Temporary Traffic Management Engineer Diploma.

This year long programme required real dedication from Ash who completed an intensive six-day course in Birmingham followed by thirteen written assignments of three thousand words each. The learning covered highways legislation, highways fundamentals, traffic data collection and analysis, temporary traffic systems, vehicle restraint systems, road marking, supporting technology and sign face design principles.