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Flagger training and certification requirements

From Kansas Department of Transportation Special Provision to the Standard Specifications:
“Provide courteous, competent flaggers, able to communicate with the traveling public, to direct traffic in a one-way traffic operation. Flaggers must be trained once every 3 years on the flagger procedures outlined in Part VI of the MUTCD and on the flagger procedures outlined in the KDOT Flagger Handbook, latest version. Trained flaggers are expected to behave in accordance with the previously stated flagger procedures regardless of the source of the training. Once trained, flaggers shall carry certification cards showing the flagger’s name and date of training.”

For more information, check out the website below.

State/Agency: Kansas
Website: Link to URL
Topics: Certification; Flaggers; Flagging; Training

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