
Learn flagging and traffic control fundamentals, including hand signals, techniques, communications, and how to set up your flagging station. Complete homework by researching manuals and coordinating with coworkers.
Set up your flagging station to control traffic, protect workers, and give advanced warning with a visible buffered area, escape route, signage, shade, water, and a go bag.
Develop an escape route plan for flaggers in the TTC plan, maintaining buffer zone and avoiding crush zones between moving and stationary objects. Use 45-degree escape angle away from traffic.
The flagger of a temporary traffic control (TTC) zone is a crucial element of roadside worker safety. It is always difficult and risky to work around moving traffic. The role of the flagger is critical to keeping everyone safe.
Our course will teach students how to properly set up and run a flagging station within a TTC zone. We recognize that this position can be extremely challenging. This course will show students how to handle these challenges and keep themselves and their co-workers safe while out on the road.
This course is intended to provide safety and health training in compliance with Federal OSHA and State OSHA training requirements such as CalOSHA. If you have questions, you may ask our instructors, and they will respond to you within a short period of time, as outlined by OSHA standards.
The training will cover all of the required elements outlined in Federal and State OSHA standards to ensure that your training meets or exceed the minimum required training. If your training has a time requirement, the content of the training has been designed to meet that requirement.
The training is developed by our in-house, real trainers with twenty years of experience working in the field and with real crews, and who are trusted by public agencies throughout California.
There are no prerequisites required for this course. The course will walk you through all of the elements required to be successful and complete any questions, quizzes, or testing that may be required.