Traffic Signage in Brisbane · Regulatory and Temporary Signs to AS 1742 and TMR Spec
Signs that pass TMP inspection first time: right class, right substrate, right retro-reflective grade, checked before they leave the workshop.
The short version
ProCloud Creative fabricates compliant traffic signage for Brisbane civil contractors, traffic control companies, councils and construction firms.
Regulatory, warning, guide and temporary traffic control signs built to AS 1742 (Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices) and Department of Transport and Main Roads specification, made at the Brendale workshop.
Traffic signage brisbane civil contractors and TMR-compliant work run on strict specifications. Class 1 or Class 1W retro-reflective vinyl, correct substrate gauge, correct pictogram and colour palette.
Get one wrong and the sign comes off the job. 30 years fabricating traffic and civil signage for Brisbane.
4.9 stars across 134 Google reviews. Every traffic sign is built at Unit 10, 193 South Pine Road, Brendale to AS 1742 and TMR spec.
What traffic signage covers
Four AS 1742 categories, each with its own retro-reflective class and construction spec.
Every ProCloud traffic sign uses AS 1742-compliant pictograms, colour palette and construction. Retro-reflective grade matches the sign class and location.
Regulatory signs. Stop, give way, no entry, no parking, speed limits, road-user rules.
Warning signs. Curves, intersections, hazards, wildlife, road works ahead.
Guide signs. Direction, distance, destination, route markers, service and tourist information.
Temporary traffic control signs. Road works signs, detours, worker-ahead warnings, lane closures.
Who buys traffic signage from ProCloud
Five buyers, one workshop that already knows their spec.
Civil contractors. Road, rail and utilities projects with roadside and site-access signage.
Traffic control companies. Temporary traffic control signs for TMPs, road works and event traffic management.
Councils. Local road signage, parking control, warning and directional signs for council-managed roads and precincts.
Construction firms. Site access signage, worker-parking signs, delivery access and pedestrian diversion signage.
Fleet and TMR-aligned projects. Regulatory signage for private roads, fleet depots and industrial access.
Recent jobs out of the workshop
Real installs, real clients · click to enlarge
Send the job through
Photo, rough brief, phone number. ProCloud comes back with a price, a lead time and a proof.
Why traffic signage buyers pick us
A wrong sign fails the TMP inspection and the site pays, so ProCloud fabricates to the plan, not to a guess.
Traffic control plans approved by council or TMR specify exact signage. Supply the wrong sign, class or size and the plan fails.
So retro-reflective grade (Class 1, Class 1W or Class 2) is matched to the sign type.
Aluminium substrate is the correct gauge for the location and mount. Every sign is checked against the AS 1742 spec sheet before it leaves the workshop.
Running multiple TMPs at once?
ProCloud can hold stock of your standard temporary traffic signs, so replenishment is next-day, not next-week.
What customers say
Michael and the team have provided vehicle signage, building signage and everything inbetween for a few years now and have never missed a beat, would 100% recommend!
Pete MaidmentThe Procloud team go above and beyond for their customers. Excellent service, clear communication and amazing print quality. Great company.
Steve BStandard sign vs custom fabrication
Two buckets, both priced against the spec you send.
For temporary traffic control plans, a mix of standard and custom is usual. Send the TMP or a signage schedule and every sign is priced against the spec.
On long-duration civil projects (12 months plus) with rolling road works or staged access changes, ProCloud quotes a signage program that runs the length of the project.
Standard signs are stock-held for next-day replenishment. Custom project signs are fabricated on demand as the works schedule shifts.
That keeps the traffic control company or civil contractor out of the phone-chase loop when a plan changes at short notice.
Standard AS 1742 signs. The library of regulatory, warning, guide and temporary signs. ProCloud fabricates from stock artwork on standard aluminium substrates. Next-day dispatch on standard sizes for orders received before 12pm.
Custom project signage. Project-specific detour signs, site access boards, contractor identification and non-standard messaging. Fabricated to spec inside 5 to 10 business days.
Ready to brief traffic signage?
Send the TMP and get a fabrication schedule, fixed price and delivery dates back fast.
Send your TMP, signage schedule or project brief. ProCloud comes back with the schedule, the price and the dates.
Call 1300 722 659, email info@procloud.com.au or fill in the quote form.
FAQs
Yes. Every traffic sign is fabricated to AS 1742 (Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices) and to Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads spec. Colour palette, pictogram and construction match the sign class.
Class 1, Class 1W and Class 2 retro-reflective vinyl are supplied depending on the sign class and location. If your TMP or project spec references a particular grade, ProCloud supplies to that grade and confirms it on the quote.
Standard AS 1742 signs are fabricated from stock artwork for next-day dispatch on orders received before 12pm. Bulk orders (50+ signs) and custom project signs run 3 to 10 business days depending on scope.
Yes. Project-specific detour signs, site access boards, non-standard messaging and contractor identification are fabricated to your spec inside 5 to 10 business days.
Yes. Traffic control companies and civil contractors running rolling multi-TMP operations can arrange a stock-holding agreement so standard temporary signs are on hand for next-day replenishment across multiple sites.
Yes. The workshop supplies civil contractors, traffic control companies and councils across Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast, the Gold Coast, Ipswich and Logan. Regional TMPs and civil-project signage beyond that are quoted case by case.