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Alabama Flagger Requirements

From Alabama Department of Transportation Contractual Documents, General Conditions, Special Provisions and Technical Specifications for Debris Removal, Reduction, & Disposal Following a Declared Disaster:
“All flaggers must complete the ATSSA Flagger Training course prior to beginning work. Records/certificates of completion for each flagger must be kept on file and provided to ALDOT if requested.”

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Alaska Flagger Requirements

From Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities Standard Specifications for Highway Construction:
“Flaggers must be certified by one of the following:
a. Flagging Level I Certification by IMSA
b. Flagger Certification by ATSSA
Acceptable substitutions for items a. and b. are certified ATSSA Worksite Traffic Supervisors, IMSA Work Zone Traffic Safety Specialists, IMSA Signs and Markings Specialists and ATSSA Flagging Instructors.
Renew flagger training and certification no less frequently than every 4 years. Flaggers must be able to show their flagger certification anytime they are on the project.”

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification- Classroom or online

Arizona Flagger Requirements

From Arizona Revised Statute 28-653:
“A. Any individual who is stationed in a state highway work zone to provide temporary traffic control shall have completed training and be certified by a program that meets the training and certification standards of the national safety council highway flagger training program, the American traffic safety services association flagger program or an equivalent program that meets the same objectives. An equivalent program must meet the United States department of transportation federal highway administration standards for the control of traffic through highway work zones as defined in the manual on uniform traffic control devices for streets and highways.

B. Flaggers shall repeat training and certification requirements at least once every four years.

C. This section does not apply to law enforcement personnel who are employed by governmental entities.”

For information regarding on-the-job training, visit the website below.

Certification and Training

Certified Flagger Course 

  • This 4-hour course is recognized by Arizona and certification is good for 1 year.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification- Classroom or online

Arkansas Flagger Requirements

From Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department Safety Manual:
“FLAGGER TRAINING
All flaggers must be trained prior to starting work in the field. Supervisors shall go over the Departments Basic Flagging for New Employees. Employees will be given:
1. Written flagging exam
2. Flagging performance exercise

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

California Flagger Requirements

From California MUTCD, Section 6E.01 Qualifications for Flaggers:
“02 Flaggers shall be trained in the proper fundamentals of flagging moving traffic before being assigned as flaggers.
… …
03 Documentation of the training shall be maintained as required by Injury Illness and Prevention Program of the General Industry Safety Order in the California Code of Regulations (Title 8, Division 1, Chapter 4, Subchapter 7, Section 3203).
04 Flaggers shall be trained by persons with the qualifications and experience necessary to effectively instruct the employee in the proper fundamentals of flagging moving traffic.”

Certification and Training

CalTrans Approved Flagger Certification

  • Certification is good for 4 years. Our online course is the only approved version of the nationally accepted ATSSA flagger training.

Traffic Control and Flagging

  • Incorporates the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (CA MUTCD) 2014 and covers warning sign placement, proper fundamentals of flagging, moving traffic, and signaling directions used by flaggers. Upon completion of this course, trainees will receive a card stating that they have satisfactorily completed training on the CA MUTCD and meet the requirements of CSO 1599.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Colorado Flagger Requirements

From CDOT Construction Manual:

“630.2.6 Flagger Certification

All flaggers on CDOT projects must possess a Flagger’s Certification Card in accordance with subsection 630.14 of the Standard Specifications. Subsection 630.14 requires that all flaggers on CDOT projects be properly certified, having successfully passed the Department’s minimum training requirements within two years of starting work on the project. The Department’s minimum training requirements are defined in CDOT Procedural Directive 306.1 — Flagger Training and Certification Program. Note that CDOT does not certify non-CDOT employees for flagging duties. The certification requirements include reviewing the latest edition of the CDOT Flagger’s Training Manual, viewing a flagger training video, and obtaining a passing score of at least 80 percent on a Flagger Proficiency Test, which must be administered by a Registered Flagger Proctoring Agency.”

Check out CDOT’s Flagger Program for more information about flagger certification.

Certification and Training

Flagger Certification

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Connecticut Flagger Requirements

From Connecticut Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Roads, Bridges, Facilities and Incidental Construction, Article 9.70.03-2:
“Uniformed Flagger: Uniformed Flaggers shall be persons who have successfully completed flagger training by the American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA), National Safety Council (NSC), or other such training approved by the Engineer. A copy of the Flagger’s training certificate shall be provided to the Engineer before the Flagger performs any Project work. The credentials and conduct of Uniformed Flaggers shall comply with the requirements of Chapter 6E, Flagger Control in the Manual of Uniformed Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). Uniformed Flaggers shall wear high-visibility safety apparel and use a STOP/SLOW paddle that is at least 18 inches wide with letters at least 6 inches high. The paddle shall be mounted on a pole of sufficient length to be 6 feet above the ground as measured from the bottom of the
sign.

Uniformed Flaggers shall be used only on non-limited access highways for the purpose of controlling traffic operations and only when authorized to do so in writing by the Engineer.”

See CTDOT Approved Flagger Program for a list of approved programs.

Certification and Training

Public Works Academy

  • The Connecticut Public Works Academy is an introductory level training program for those public works staff that are new to public works and road maintenance. The program is comprised of a series of six (6) weekly sessions aimed at providing education on those core competencies necessary to be a successful public works professional. Work Zone Safety and Flagger Certification is one of the six sessions.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Delaware Flagger Requirements

From Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), Chapter 6E – Flagger Control:
“All flaggers working on state-maintained roadways, except for emergency personnel and law enforcement officers, shall be certified by a DelDOT-recognized flagger certification program. All flaggers, except for emergency personnel and law enforcement officers, shall be required to carry a flagger certification card and photo identification on their person at all times.”

The following are DelDOT-recognized flagger certification programs:

  • American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) Flagger Certification Program – In-classroom Training
  • American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) Flagger Certification Program – Online Flagger Training Program
  • OnlineFlagger.com – Online ATSSA Flagger Training Program
  • Laborer’s International Union of North America (LIUNA) Work Zone Safety Program, provided by the Construction Craft Laborers Training and Apprenticeship Fund of New Jersey and Delaware – includes flagger certification and Traffic Control Supervisor certification

Certification and Training

Flagger Certification

  • This course meets all flagger training qualifications for Delaware, in addition to surrounding states such as Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Note: Maryland Flagger Certification is available.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

District of Columbia Flagger Requirements

From District of Columbia Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Highways and Structures:
“FLAGGER CERTIFICATION – Flaggers shall be certified by the American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) or another agency approved by the Engineer and shall meet the requirements of the MUTCD.“

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Florida Flagger Requirements

From Florida Department of Transportation Temporary Traffic Control (Maintenance of Traffic) Training Handbook:
“Flagger Training: Required for all personnel flagging traffic.

Training for the Flagger category must be performed by either a Provider listed on the MOT Administration website or personnel holding a current certificate in the Advanced or Intermediate category. Only personnel trained through a Provider will be listed in the TQDBS.

Flagger training requirements are met by completing the Intermediate or Advanced training courses, and Intermediate training requirements are met by completing the Advanced training course.

Refresher courses, for all categories, are required every four years in order for all personnel to maintain a valid certification.”

Check out the website below for the process to follow for getting certified as a flagger and have your certificate verified.

Certification and Training

Basic Maintenance of Traffic Flagging

  • Basic Maintenance of Traffic Flagging qualification is required for any person responsible for temporary traffic control. Qualification is good for 4 years.

Certified Flagger Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Georgia Flagger Requirements

From Georgia Department of Transportation Certifications & Training website:
“All flaggers doing any flagging on the State Highway System must have received training and a certificate upon completion of the training. This includes all work, whether by contract or by permit, such as roadway construction, utility accommodations, etc. All costs for providing certified flaggers will be borne by the contractor, utility company, or any other entity granted permission to encroach upon right of way.

Failure to provide certified flaggers as required above shall be reason for suspending work regarding the flagger(s) until a certified flagger can be provided. Flagger training and certification can be obtained through training organizations that provide certified American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) or National Safety Council (NSC) programs or from ATSSA or NSC themselves.”

Certification and Training

ATSSA Flagging Course

Southeastern Chapter National Safety Council Flagger Courses

Those 4 hour nationally recognized flagging training courses are accepted by the Georgia Department of Transportation and covers the uniform flagging procedures established by the Georgia Department of Transportation for utility and highway construction.

Hawaii Flagger Requirements

No Information Available

Hawaii and Training

No Certification Required

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Idaho Flagger Requirements

From Idaho Transportation Department Department Memorandum RE: Flagger Training and Certification:
“As of April 1, 2021 only flaggers certified via in-person training are allowed to work on projects. However, flaggers certified through an ATSSA or Evergreen Safety Council online course prior to April 1, 2021 may continue to be allowed on projects under the following conditions:

1. Flaggers certified via online training prior to April 1, 2021 may continue to be allowed on projects until their certification expires or is renewed through an in-person recertification course.

  1.  This allowance applies only to online certifications from ATSSA and Evergreen Safety Council. Online flagger certification may not be accepted by other states through the Department’s reciprocity agreements. It’s the certificate holder’s responsibility to verify their status with each state.
  2. Recertification is the responsibility of the certification holder.”

From Idaho Transportation Department Flagger and Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS) Certification and Reciprocity Information:
“The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) recognizes Flagger certification cards when taught using ITD approved courses by ITD approved instructors. Currently, ITD has approved the Flagger training courses from the Evergreen Safety Council (ESC) and ATSSA. The following institutions are approved by ITD to teach Flagger courses and provide certification:

College of Western Idaho, Center for Workforce Development ……………………………………. 208-562-3000
Treasure Valley Community College, Caldwell campus …………………………………………….. 208-454-9911
Idaho Technology Transfer (T2) Center (Government Agencies Only) …………………………… 208-344-0565
College of Southern Idaho …………………………………………………………………………….. 208-733-9554
Idaho State University …………………… ……………………………………………………………. 208-282-0211
Lewis–Clark State College …………………………………………………………………………….. 208-792-2388
North Idaho College …………………………………………………………………………………….. 208-769-3333
Eastern Idaho Technical College ……………………………………………………………………… 208-524-3000

ITD participates in a multi-state Flagger Reciprocity Agreement with the State Departments of Transportation (DOT’s) of Washington, Oregon, and Montana, and a separate Flagger Reciprocity agreement between ITD and the Utah DOT. Flagger certifications from courses approved by these state DOT’s allows flaggers certified in those states to cross state lines for employment and work in Idaho.”

Certification and Training

Flagger Certification– Classroom

  • This class prepares students to receive a Flagger Certification card, which is valid for 3 years in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Illinois Flagger Requirements

From Illinois Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction:
“701.13 Flaggers. All flaggers shall be certified by an agency approved by the Department.
… …
This flagger certification requirement may be waived by the Engineer for emergency situations that arise due to actions beyond the Contractor’s control where flagging is needed to maintain safe traffic control on a temporary basis.”

Agencies approved by the Department to certify flaggers, as included in Traffic Control Field Manual for IDOT Employees:

  • Available Flagger Training Programs for Contract and Permit Work:
    • American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA)
    • National Safety Council (NSC)
    • Illinois Laborers’ & Contractors’ Joint Apprenticeship Program.
  • For Local Public Agency Employees:
    • Illinois Technology Transfer Center

Certification and Training

No Certification Required

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Indiana Flagger Requirements

From Indiana Department of Transportation Standard Specifications:
“Flagging operations shall be conducted under the supervision of either the designated CWTS or a flagger certified by ATSSA or approved equal certifying organization. The person supervising the flagging operation shall ensure that the flaggers are trained in proper flagging procedures and that the flagging operation is in accordance with 107.12, the standard drawings, and the applicable sections of the MUTCD.”

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Iowa Flagger Requirements

From Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) Standard Specifications, Section 2528. Traffic Control:

“Flaggers.

  1. Prior to flagging operations, ensure the flaggers are trained in safe flagging operations that comply with Iowa DOT Flagger’s Handbook, Part 6 of the MUTCD, and the Standard Specifications. Ensure training of flaggers includes the following:
    1. Issuing and reviewing the current Iowa DOT Flagger’s Handbook,
    2. Presentation of the current Iowa Professional Flagging Video,
    3. Issuing flagger training cards including the information below. Ensure the flaggers carry their flagger training card at all times and show it upon request.
      1) Employee name,
      2) Date of training,
      3) Name of Instructor, and
      4) Expiration date of December 31 of the year following the training date.
  2. Maintain a list of the flaggers trained and the date of the training.
  3. Training is not required for short time, emergency, or relief assignment of employees to flagging operations. Payment will not be made in accordance with Article 2528.05, I.
  4. Ensure flagger operations, equipment, and apparel comply with the current Iowa DOT Flagger’s Handbook.
  5. When nighttime flagging is required, provide auxiliary lighting to illuminate the flagging stations according to the current Iowa DOT Flagger’s Handbook. Set up this lighting in such a manner to minimize glare to motorists. The cost of furnishing nighttime flagging stations is included in the lump sum price bid for Traffic Control.”

Certification and Training

No Certification Required

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Kansas Flagger 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.”

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Kentucky Flagger Requirements

From KYTC Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction:
“All flaggers shall be trained in current MUTCD flagging procedures. Proof of training must be available for review at the Department’s request. Flagging credentials must be current within the last 5 years.”

For information about the flagger training program, check out Basic Work Zone and Flagger Qualification course.

From KYTC Employee Safety & Health Manual:
“Before KYTC employees are allowed to engage in flagging procedures, they must successfully pass the KYTC course provided by KYTC employee safety personnel and receive a valid KYTC Flagger Certification card. Employees should participate in refresher training every two years thereafter or if it is determined that retraining is necessary due to observed, non-compliant flagger procedures.”

See Traffic Control/Flagger Certification training listed in Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Employee Safety & Health Branch Training Programs.

Certification and Training

Basic Work Zone And Flagger Qualification

  • This course is intended for individuals who perform flagging and temporary traffic control activities on Kentucky’s roadways. Individuals performing flagging operations on any Kentucky roadway should be trained and qualified every two years.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Louisiana Flagger Requirements

From La DOTD Work Zone Training Requirements:
“Approved courses are offered by ATSSA and AGC. Substitutes for these courses must be approved by the LA DOTD Work Zone Task Force. Specific training course requirements are:Flagger: Successful completion every four years of a work zone flagger course approved by the Department. The “DOTD Maintenance Basic Flagging Procedures Workshop” is not an acceptable substitute for the ATSSA and AGC flagging courses.”

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Maine Flagger Requirements

From Maine Department of Transportation Flagger Certification:

  • The term “certified” only applies to MaineDOT employees and contractors/utilities on Maine DOT projects plus municipalities under a “Locally-administered Project” agreement.
  • Under State law since 1991, “all privately employed flaggers must have training consistent with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD)”.
  • As a result of annual flagger injuries and deaths, MaineDOT has improved MaineDOT Specification 652 which requires flagger certification on all projects using State and/or Federal funds. MaineDOT has also instituted an administrative policy (DOT APM 422) in late 2000 for the protection of workers and the driving public and to improve the overall quality of flagging in Maine. This policy pertains to “certification”, and not solely “training”.

For more information about MaineDOT Flagger Certification Program or resources for flagger training, check out the Work Zone Safety/Flagging Information website below.

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Maryland Flagger Requirements

From Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) Frequently Asked Work Zone Questions web site:
“A flagger receives a flagger card on the successful completion of the SHA- or ATSSA-provided flagger’s course. A flagger must successfully complete the SHA- or ATSSA-provided flagger’s course in order to be deployed in Maryland work zones. Exceptions for approved flaggers can be made during emergency situations, where a non-approved flagger may be deployed for up to 15 minutes.”

From Maryland SHA Standard Specifications for Construction and Materials:
“Flaggers shall have completed an Administration approved flagger training course within the last four years. The failure of any flagger to perform the required duties will be grounds for replacement.”

Information about flagger training programs are available on the web site below.

Certification and Training

Flagger Certification– In person or virtual

  • All persons performing flagging along Maryland roadways are required to have passed the Maryland approved flagger course. The American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) Training Course is the only approved flagger training program for Maryland flaggers. Certification is good for 4 years. This program is also recognized and approved in Delaware, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Washington DC.

Flagger Certification– Classroom

  • A MD SHA-approved ATSSA (American Traffic Safety Services Association) flagger card will be issued upon satisfactory completion of this course. This will be valid for 4 years and is acceptable in several states, including MD, VA and DC.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Massachusetts Flagger Requirements

From Massachusetts Department of Transportation Flagger Certification Program:
“In accordance with 701 CMR § 7.07(2), the Massachusetts Department of Transportation has the authority to approve Certification Programs to allow outside entities to Certify Flaggers for work on Commonwealth roadways.

The MassDOT Certification Program shall include the following components:

  • First Aid (or CPR) Training meeting the standards of the American Red Cross, American Heart Association, American Lung Association or an equivalent organization that meets the same Health Industry acknowledged objectives
  • Work Zone Safety Training (training to comply with safe traffic set-ups in accordance with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD)
  • Flagger Training meeting the standards of the National Safety Council Highway Flagger Training Program, the American Traffic Safety Services Association Flagger Program, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration Training Institute Program or an equivalent Program that meets the same objectives
  • Exercise in performing actual set-ups and mock flagging operation as a component of the training
  • Passing a written examination of 50 questions in the above the areas of expertise with a score of 80% or better
  • Adoption of a set of Guidelines for Flaggers and Details (MassDOT approved Guidelines are posted on our website)

… …

Massachusetts Flagger Certifications are valid for a period of two years, and will require a current First Aid Certification at the time of the initial Flagger Certification. A refresher course covering the principles of Work Zone Safety and Flagging Operations must be taken, and passed, within one month prior to the expiration of the certification in order to be recertified for a subsequent two years. ”

Road Flagger Certification Programs Approved By MassDOT is available on the website below.

Certification and Training

No Certification Required

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Michigan Flagger Requirements

To be a certified traffic regulator in Michigan, you are required to read the Traffic Regulators Instruction Manual within one year prior to being on the roadway. You must also watch the training video. It is recommended that you review the additional resources on the website below as there are equipment and other requirements that must be followed.

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Minnesota Flagger Requirements

From Minnesota Department of Transportation Special Provisions for all trunk highway construction projects:
“I Flagging Operations

I.1          Flaggers and Pilot Drivers must attend a training session taught by a MnDOT-Qualified Flagger Trainer. The trainer must have completed a ‘MnDOT Flagger Train the Trainer Session’ within the last five years and be on file as a qualified Trainer with MnDOT. Provide all flaggers with the MnDOT Flagging Handbook.  Flaggers must be in possession of the handbook while flagging on the Project. Furnish the signed ‘Checklist for Flagger Training’ or ‘Flagger Qualification Card’ to the Engineer any time a new flagger reports to work on the Project. The ‘Checklist for Flagger Training’ and other forms and information is found at: http://www.dot.state.mn.us/const/wzs/flagger.html“

Certification and Training

No Certification Required

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Mississippi Flagger Requirements

From Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) Standard Specifications:
“Flaggers shall be provided as necessary to handle traffic in accordance with the contract documents and latest edition of the MUTCD. Flaggers shall have proof of certification and a valid identification available while performing flagging duties. Failure to provide a certified flagger or produce evidence of certification shall be reason for the Engineer to suspend all work associated with the flagging operation. Flagger certification can be obtained by one of the following methods:

a) American Traffic Safety Services Association ( ATSSA),
b) Construction industry association flagger training recognized by the Department, or
c) Flagger training conducted by the Department.

Re-certification as a flagger will be required every four (4) years.“

Certification and Training

No Certification Required

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Missouri Flagger Requirements

From Missouri Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Highway Construction:
“616.4.3 Each flagger, automated flagger assistance devices (AFAD) operator, portable signal flagging device (PSFD) operator and pilot vehicle operator shall maintain a valid flagger certification card that certifies the individual has been trained by a qualified person as defined by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, in the principles and procedures of flagging in accordance with Chapter 6 of the MUTCD. Flagger certification cards shall include the flagger’s name, instructor’s name and title, training entity/agency, date, and signature of the instructor. Flagger certifications shall be provided to the engineer prior to flagging operations. Flagger re-certification shall be required a minimum of every four years. Certifications will not be required in emergency situations that arise due to actions beyond the contractor’s control when flagging is necessary to maintain safe traffic control on a temporary basis”

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Montana Flagger Requirements

From Montana Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction:
“618.03.14 Flagging Operations
Provide flaggers that are currently certified by the Montana flagger training program, the ATSSA flagger program, or Idaho, Oregon, or Washington state flagger training programs. Flaggers are required to carry proof of flagger certification and present to the Project Manager when requested.
Provide flaggers that are competent and equipped as required in the Department’s Flaggers Handbook furnished by the Department.”

Certification and Training

Flagger Certification– Classroom

  • This class prepares students to receive a Flagger Certification card, which is valid for 3 years in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Nebraska Flagger Requirements

From Nebraska Department of Roads Standard Specifications for Highway Construction, Section 422 – Temporary Traffic Control Devices:
“3. Flagging:
… …
(2) Except when necessitated by an emergency situation or for situations not reasonably expected to last for more than 15 minutes, flagging shall not be performed by other than certified flaggers. Flaggers must always carry a valid Flagger Certification Card. Flagger Certification Cards shall be valid for a period of 2 years from date of issue.
… …
c. (1) The Contractor shall be responsible for the training and certification of the flaggers employed on the project. Certification shall be according to the standards established herein and the ‘Guidelines for Flagger Training and Certification of Flaggers’ available from the Department. Certification cards issued according to these rules by other Contractors, provided they have not expired, shall be considered valid.
(2) Flaggers shall be familiar with the contents of the Department’s ‘Flagger’s Handbook’ and shall carry a copy of such publication on their person while performing the flagger duties. This publication is available from the Engineer.

d. In order to be certified, the prospective flagger must:
(1) Be in good health with normal abilities or hearing and sight.
(2) Be able to read and speak English.
(3) View the 45-minute video ‘The Flagger.’
(4) Correctly answer 80 percent of the questions on an examination that accompanies the video.

e. Upon satisfactory completion of the training and examination procedure, the prospective flagger shall be issued a Flagger Certification Card by the examining Contractor. The flagger’s name, social security number, and test score shall be reported to the Construction Engineer on DR Form 90, “Flagger Certification Report”.

f. The video, examination forms, Flagger Certification Cards, Flagger Certification Reports, and ‘Guidelines for Flagger Training and Certification of Flaggers’ shall be furnished by the Department.“

Certification and Training

No Certification Required

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Nevada Flagger Requirements

From Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction:
“Flaggers shall have completed an approved instructional course in flagger procedures. Prospective flaggers shall possess a valid flagger card attesting that they have satisfactorily completed said instructional course conducted by the Department or some other course approved by the Department.”

See the website below for a list of Flagger Training / Certification Course Providers.

Certification and Training

Certified Flagger

  • Certification valid for 4 years. Our online course is the only approved version of the nationally accepted ATSSA flagger training.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

New Hampshire Flagger Requirements

From New Hampshire Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction:
“SECTION 618
3.2.2
All flagging personnel shall be trained by a designated trainer at least every four years. The course shall cover the topics outlined under 3.2.1. Each flagger shall receive from the designated trainer, a card or certificate that provides the date of training and the designated trainer’s name. Upon request by the Contract Administrator, Contractors and Subcontractors shall provide verification of training within 48 hours. Any flagger who is trained by a designated trainer and changes employeer, must be retrained by the new employer. Flaggers may elect to take a designated trainer course to meet the training requirements in this section, which would not expire with a change of employers.”

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

New Jersey Flagger Requirements

From New Jersey Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction:
“159.03.08 Traffic Direction
A. Flagger. Provide a flagger that has received formal training in flagging operations and the proper use of the STOP/SLOW paddle. The flagger must meet MUTCD qualifications and, when requested, demonstrate competency to the RE.”

Certification and Training

No Certification Required

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

New Mexico Flagger Requirements

From New Mexico Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Highway and Bridge Construction:

“618.2.1 Certification
… …
Before commencing Work that requires flagger traffic control, submit a copy of the ‘Flagger Training’ certificate (wallet sized card) issued by ATSSA, ACNM, FHWA, or an agency or firm approved by the Department.

618.2.1.1 Re-certification
The Contractor shall renew the TCS’s certification every four (4) years through the ATSSA, ACNM, or a Department-approved agency or firm.

The Contractor shall re-certify in the fourth year, before the expiration date of the current certification.

Flaggers must obtain refresher training which meets the requirements of ATSSA, ACNM, FHWA, or agency or firm approved by the Department prior to the fourth anniversary date shown on the current certificate.”

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

New York Flagger Requirements

From New York State Department of Transportation Standard Specifications:
“Flagger Training. All flaggers shall be adequately trained in flagging operations by recognized training programs, including the American Traffic Safety Services Association, the National Safety Council, unions, or construction industry associations, or by an individual who holds a current certification as a flagger training instructor from such a program. Prior to the start of flagging operations, the Contractor shall provide to the Engineer a list of certified flaggers to be used in the operation, identifying the source of flagger training for each individual. When requested by the Engineer, flaggers shall demonstrate their competency in flagging procedures. Flaggers not competent in flagging procedures shall be retrained or replaced at once.””

Certification and Training

Flagger Certification– Online

  • This course provides individuals with knowledge to provide motorists safe passage of traffic through work zones as well as minimize risk through using standard flagging procedures.  A thorough explanation of New York State flagging procedures and regulations is included.  Certification is valid for 3 years. This course is not recognized in CO, FL, GA, IA, ID, IL, MA, MN, MS, MT, ND, NE, NV, OR, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA & WA.

4 Hour Flagger Training– Classroom

  • Available in English and Spanish During this 4-hour course students will be introduced to Federal and New York State policies, procedures and

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

North Carolina Flagger Requirements

From North Carolina Department of Transportation’s Work Zone Safety Qualification and Training Program website:
“All personnel performing flagging, spotting, or operating Automated Flagger Assist Devices (AFAD) inside the highway right of way will be trained in an NCDOT approved Flagger Course.”

A list of approved training providers may be obtained from the website below.

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

North Dakota Flagger Requirements

From North Dakota Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction:
“Flaggers.
Before individuals will be allowed to perform flagging, the Engineer must receive written verification that the flaggers provided for the project have passed the written examination found at http://www.ndsc.org/. Furnish each flagger with the North Dakota Flagging Handbook. Ensure each flagger observes the rules and regulations contained in the North Dakota Flagging Handbook. If there are any differences between the requirements in the handbook and specifications, the specifications will govern over the handbook. The handbook is available for download at www.ndltap.org and at http://www.ndsc.org/.”

See North Dakota Flagging Handbook

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Ohio Flagger Requirements

Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) does not requires flagger training but does provide flagger training to their people. ODOT has developed its own flagger training class.

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Oklahoma Flagger Requirements

From Oklahoma Department of Transportation Standard Specifications:
“The Contractor shall provide, erect, and maintain barricades, warning signs, delineators, striping, flaggers, and pilot cars in accordance with the traffic control plan, the MUTCD, and Section 880, ‘Construction Signing and Traffic Control.’”

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Oregon Flagger Requirements

From Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) Standard Specifications:
“Qualifications – Use flaggers, TCS, and pilot car operators that meet the following requirements:
… …
– Have completed an approved work zone traffic control flagging course within the past 3 years and have in their possession a current, official state Flagger Certification card from Oregon, Washington, Idaho, or Montana.”

From Oregon Temporary Traffic Control Handbook:
“3.2 Flagging Qualifications
Flaggers who have completed formal training and have certification in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana, may practice as a Certified Flagger in Oregon.”

From ODOT Work Zone Safety website:
“ODOT has designated the Chemeketa Community College Center for Business and Industry as the administrator of flagger curriculum, materials and flagger certification cards.”

Certification and Training

Traffic Control Supervisor A flagger certification card is issued upon completing this class

  • Prereq: 1 year work zone experience.

Flagger Certification– Classroom

  • This class prepares students to receive a Flagger Certification card, which is valid for 3 years in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Pennsylvania Flagger Requirements

From Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Publication 408/2016 SPECIFICATIONS:
“Flagger Training. Provide flaggers that successfully completed a flagger-training course within the last 3 years that complies with the Department’s minimum flagger training guidelines described below. Assure that flaggers carry a valid wallet-sized training card containing the name of the flagger, training source, date of successful completion of training, and signature; or provide a roster of trained flaggers to the Representative before the start of flagging operations that contains the names of flaggers, training source, and date of successful completion of training.”

Certification and Training

Flagger Training

  • Intended for individuals who are performing work such as maintenance/ construction activities on ANY ROAD OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. This course has been designed to meet the PennDOT Publication 408 flagger training requirements mandated for all flaggers in Pennsylvania.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Rhode Island Flagger Requirements

Flagpersons must be trained in safe traffic control practices and public contact techniques, be thoroughly familiar with the latest Flagperson requirements and guidelines included in the most recent Edition and revisions to the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, and must possess a certificate of satisfactory completion from a training course approved by the Department.

The Department has accepted certifications from the following organizations:
– National Safety Council
– ATSSA
– N.E. Laborers Union Training Academy

Certification and Training

No Certification Required

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

South Carolina Flagger Requirements

From South Carolina Department of Transportation Flagger’s Handbook:
“It is important to recognize that AFADs do not eliminate the need for qualified Flaggers at the Work Zone. Each AFAD operator SHALL have successfully completed a Flagger Training Course offered by a SCDOT approved provider.”

From South Carolina Department of Transportation Approved Work Zone Traffic Control Training Guidelines Training Providers / Courses for Contractors / Subcontractors:
“an employee whose job duties include ‘flagger’ shall successfully complete a ‘Flagger’ training course.
… …
The South Carolina Department of Transportation recognizes the following organizations as approved providers of work zone traffic control training in South Carolina. … …

  • American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA)
  • Carolinas Association of General Contractors (AGC)
  • Institute for Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University (ITRE)
  • J. M. Teague Engineering & Planning
  • Southeastern Chapter National Safety Council
  • Tri-County Technical College”

Certification and Training

Certification Is Required

No Online Flagger Certification Training Is Accepted

South Dakota Flagger Requirements

From South Dakota Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Roads & Bridges:
“C. Flagging:
… …

The Contractor shall furnish certified flaggers to perform project traffic control. The minimum age for flaggers shall be 18 years old. Flagger training and certification is available at some Department Area offices and from the Associated General Contractors (AGC). All flaggers shall complete a flagger training course and pass a written test to become certified. Flagger certification is valid for a period of 2 years. All
flaggers shall be certified in South Dakota prior to flagging on the project. Flaggers shall carry proof of certification while flagging on Department projects.”

Check out Flagger Certification Course & Exam.

Check out Flagger Manual for information about Flagger Certification Program.

Certification and Training

No Certification Required

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Tennessee Flagger Requirements

From Tennessee Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction:
“A. Flaggers

Provide flaggers with proper attire and paddle when necessary to safely handle traffic through the construction zone. Ensure that flaggers are trained and certified in flagging operations by one of the following training programs:

1. American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA)
2. National Safety Council (NSC)
3. Tennessee Transportation Assistance Program (TTAP)
4. ABET Accredited University Programs

The Department will accept flagger training programs developed and conducted by construction industry associations, consultant organizations, and contractors if they have an established, written program that meets all MUTCD requirements and Department Policy.

The Department will review and determine if an alternative training program is acceptable prior to use. Alternative training programs shall meet all MUTCD requirements and follow FHWA guidance.“

Certification and Training

No Certification Required

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Texas Flagger Requirements

From Texas Department of Transportation Special Provision to to Item 007:
“2.6.2. Flaggers. Designate in writing, a flagger instructor who will serve as a flagging supervisor and is responsible for training and assuring that all flaggers are qualified to perform flagging duties. Certify to the Engineer that all flaggers will be trained and make available upon request a list of flaggers trained to perform flagging duties.”

“2.6.5.1.1. Flagger Training Minimum Requirements. A Contractor’s certified flagging instructor is permitted to train other flaggers.”

Certification and Training

Flaggers in Work Zones– Classroom

  • This course is designed for individuals who will be a flagger or responsible for setting up flagging operations in work zones, inspectors, contractors, and state, city, and county agencies. Training is valid for 3 years from the date of completion.

WZ Traffic Control Qualified Flagger– Classroom

  • This is the primary course for all personnel involved in the design, layout, and maintenance of traffic control devices on public roadways. Upon successful course completion, students will receive a certificate of completion from UTA’s Public Works Institute and a Qualified Flagger wallet card valid for a period of 3 years.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Utah Flagger Requirements

No Information

Certification and Training

ATSSA Flagger Certification

  • This is a basic course that prepares each worker to handle the responsibilities associated with Utah highway flagger responsibilities as outlined in Part 6 of the MUTCD. Certificate is good for 3 years.

Vermont Flagger Requirements

From Vermont Agency of Transportation Standard Specifications for Construction Book:

“630.04 FLAGGERS.(a) Requirements. A Flagger shall be a person who has successfully completed the American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) approved Flagger training course or another course as approved by the Engineer. Flaggers shall always carry their Flagger training course certification when on the Project site. It shall be the Contractor’s responsibility to verify that Flaggers meets the requirements as specified herein.”

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Virginia Flagger Requirements

From Virginia Work Area Protection Manual:
“Section 6E.01 Qualifications for Flaggers
Standard:
… …
02 The flagger shall be certified in accordance with the VDOT Flagger Certification Program, the American Traffic Safety Services Association Flagger Certification Program or any other VDOT approved flagger program. The flagger shall have his/her legible certification card with them at all times while performing flagging activities.
03 A flagger shall be recertified every two years if the flagger is certified by the VDOT Flagger Certification Program. Recertification is required every four years if the flagger is certified by the VDOT Basic or Intermediate Work Zone Traffic Control Training course, or by the ATSSA’s classroom Flagger Certification Program.”

Certification and Training

No Certification Required

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

Washington Flagger Requirements

From Washington State Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road, Bridge, and Municipal Construction:
“1-10.3(1)A Flaggers
Flaggers shall be posted where shown on traffic control plans or where directed by the Engineer. All flaggers shall possess a current flagging card issued by the State of Washington, Oregon, Montana, or Idaho. The flagging card shall be immediately available and shown to the Contracting Agency upon request.”

For information about Flagger Certification Training, check out the website below.

Certification and Training

Certified Flagger, Certified Flagger Recertification

Flagger Certification– Classroom

  • This class prepares students to receive a Flagger Certification card, which is valid for 3 years in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification Training NOT Accepted on State Projects

West Virginia Flagger Requirements

From West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) Construction Manual:
“636.1.6 Flagger Certification
All flaggers on WVDOH projects must be certified by passing a WVDOH or American Traffic Safety Service Association training course on this subject. Re-certification is generally required every two years and usually involves reviewing the course manual, viewing a training video, and obtaining a passing score on a proficiency test administered by the proctor.”

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Wisconsin Flagger Requirements

From Wisconsin Department of Transportation Standard Specifications:
“104.6.1.2.2 Flagging
(1) Ensure that when performing flagging work on the project flaggers are certified and wear a high visibility class 3 vest/pants ensemble that meets or exceeds ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 type R. Provide flagger certification documentation to the engineer before flagging. ”

From Wisconsin Department of Transportation Flagger Certification Requirement – 2020:
“Effective January 1, 2020, all flaggers working on Wisconsin State Highways are required to be certified.
… …
WisDOT has developed a Flagger ‘Train the Trainer’ Course in conjunction with the Local Transportation Assistance Program (LTAP) to teach a county/agency representative to learn flagging operations to properly train their co-workers/personnel.

Flaggers do not need to be certified through the WisDOT ‘Train the Trainer’ program. If any training the flagger attends meets the requirements identified in the Wisconsin Flagging Handbook, the flagger may become certified to meet the WisDOT requirements.

Any questions can be directed to [email protected].”

For more information, check out Flagger Certification FAQ.

Certification and Training

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

Wyoming Flagger Requirements

From Wyoming Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction:
“703.4.6 Flagging
Use flaggers that have completed and passed a flagger training program approved by the State Construction Office before flagging. A three-day grace period will be allowed to meet this requirement in an unplanned emergency situation. Ensure that flaggers are tested every three years. Ensure flaggers have a current certification card in their possession when they are on the project or the supervisor has a list on hand of all certified flaggers.”

From Wyoming Department of Transportation Traffic Control Flagger Certification Approved Programs:
“The following Traffic Control Flagger Certification Programs are approved for use on Wyoming Department of Transportation projects:
1. American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA)
2. Wyoming Contractor’s Association (WCA)”

Certification and Training

ATSSA/Work Zone Certification

  • Flagging is half of this full day course.

ATSSA Online Flagger Certification– Classroom or online

National Courses

Arizona Chapter of National Safety Council National instructor Course – Classroom

  • Certification is good for 1 year. 

CalTrans Certified Flagger Training – Classroom

  • Certification is good for 3 years.

Minnesota DOT Flagger – Train the Trainer – Classroom

  • At this time MnDOT does not recognize other states flagger certifications or other organizations flagger training programs including online training. To fulfill MnDOT’s traffic control special provision you must be trained by a MnDOT qualified flagger trainer when working on MnDOT projects.   

Minnesota DOT Re-qualification Training for Flagger Trainers – Online

  • Free

Southeastern Chapter National Safety Council – Classroom

Texas A&M Extension Services Train-the-Trainer Flaggers – Classroom

ATSSA Washington State FIT – Classroom

  • The WA State FIT course is designed to teach students how to effectively teach flagger courses, emphasizing skills and techniques for teaching the fundamentals of flagging. Individuals successfully completing the FIT will be recognized as ATSSA Certified Flagger Instructors both in WA and nationally. 

ATSSA Flagger Instructor Training (FIT) – Classroom

  • This train-the-trainer course emphasizes skills and techniques for teaching the fundamentals of flagging. Students are provided with all the information needed to present the four-hour ATSSA flagger certification training course.  
  • To become FIT certified in Virginia, the TCT course is not required. To become FIT certified in WA, the WA state-specific FIT course is required. To teach flaggers in FL, only the FL Intermediate or Advanced course is required. 

National Safety Council Flagger Instructor Training 

Other Flagger Training

Arizona LTAP Basic Work Zone Traffic Control / Flagger – Classroom

  • Classes are formed based on request. 

Global Environmental Network, Inc Traffic Control Coning & Flagging – Classroom

UC Berkeley Institute of Transportation Studies Traffic Control for Safer Work Zones – Classroom

  • One-day Traffic Control for Safer Work Zones course is designed to keep the workers and public safe during road construction and maintenance, utility work, landscaping and railway maintenance work along roadways in California. 

Evergreen Safety Council Pilot Car and Flagging – Classroom

  • Getting a Colorado Pilot/Escort Vehicle Operator Certification allows you to operate in the following states: Colorado, Utah, Washington, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Arizona, Texas, Kansas, and Florida.

ATSSA Florida Intermediate Refresher – Classroom

  • Not exclusively a flagger course, refresher courses are required every four years for all persons to continue to be qualified to perform their assigned duties. Persons who have maintained current certification from an approved provider may take a training or refresher course to comply with this procedure. 

ATSSA Florida Advanced Refresher  – Classroom

  • Not exclusively a flagger course, refresher courses are required every four years for all persons to continue to be qualified to perform their assigned duties. Persons who have maintained current certification from an approved provider may take a training or refresher course to comply with this procedure. Flagging operations will be covered in enough detail that a person who successfully completes this course is capable of providing basic flagging training in the State of Florida.

ATSSA Florida Advanced Training – Classroom

  • Not exclusively a flagger course, covers requirements for traffic control supervisor, prereq 1 year work zone experience. 

Metro Florida Safety Council Maintenance of Traffic – Flagger – Virtual

University of Florida Transportation Institute Florida Pilot/Escort Flagging  – Virtual

  • This is not an exclusive flagger course, but contains flagger requirements for pilot/escort oversized roads in Florida. Qualification is good for 4 years.

University of Florida Transportation Institute Florida Pilot/Escort Flagging Refresher  -Virtual

  • Renew qualification for pilot escort of oversized loads in Florida. 

Illinois Public Works Mutual Aid Network and IDOT Flagger Training – Virtual

Louisiana LTAP Work Zone Safety with Basic Flagging  – Virtual

New Jersey Department of Labor Flagger Training for Construction, Maintenance and Utilities – Classroom

  • This interactive training emphasizes practical experience, and is a standard program developed by the Institute for Transportation Research and Education of North Carolina State University.

Cornell Local Roads Program Work Zone Safety and Flagging Tutorial – Virtual

  • This tutorial is intended as refresher training for New York State rural town, county, and village public works crews, Highway Superintendents, and their seasonal laborers. 

NC LTAP Flagger Training – Classroom and Virtual

  • Part of the “Roads Scholar” program, courses are offers through NC LTAP. 

North Dakota Safety Council Flagger Training – Virtual

  • Required for all flaggers and flagger supervisors in the state. Must take the course every year.

Ohio LTAP Flagger Training – Classroom

  • This is a basic training in the area of flagger training.  It has been designed for someone learning the first steps in performing flagger duties.  This training does not go into individual State flagger training or certification requirements. 

Tennessee Transportation Assistance Program Flagger Training – Classroom or Virtual

  • Must make arrangements to schedule a class if there are no listings on the training calendar. 

Utah Department of Transportation The Flagger / El Abanderado o Banderillero – Video

  • This Spanish-language video is a component of a flagger certification program. 

University of Wisconsin Transportation Information Center Work Zone and Flagger Safety 

  • Learn about safe flagging operations and applications for urban and rural situations and for low-speed and high-speed roadways. This course does not provide flagger training in sufficient depth and length to meet WisDOT flagger certification requirements for work on state highways. 

National Highway Institute Flagger Training – Virtual

  • This is a basic training in the area of flagger training. It has been designed for someone learning the first steps in performing flagger duties. This training would be useful as a refresher course for all employees involved with work zone traffic control where flaggers are utilized. 
  • This training does not go into individual state flagger training or certification requirements. 

National Safety Council Work Zone Flagger Training (Novice) – Classroom

  • Must request scheduling 

OSHA and Texas Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) Flaggers in Work Zones

  • Available in English and Spanish

AASHTO T3 Maintenance of Traffic for Supervisors – Virtual

  • This training focuses on the design of a traffic control plan, and how and why its needed in the work zone. One of the five modules covers Flagger Operations.

AASHTO T3 Maintenance of Traffic for Technicians – Virtual

  • The Maintenance of Traffic for Technicians training presents information about the placement of, field maintenance required for, and inspection of traffic control devices. In addition, drafting work zone traffic control plans and flagger operations are discussed. 

Occupational Safety & Environmental Assoc., Inc. Work Zone Safety / Flagging

  • Specific cities in New York, North Carolina and CA
Videos
  • Overview of Controlling Silica Exposure in Work Zones
  • Internal Traffic Control Plans (2022)
  • The New Work Zone Clearinghouse Web Site (2022)
  • Sight Distances for Work Zones (2022)
  • Preventing Caught-in Incidents by Using Lockout Tagout
  • Preventing Caught-in or Entanglement Incidents in Work Zones
  • Preventing Caught-in or Crushed Incidents in Work Zones
  • Just in Time Video Series: Safe Mounting and Dismounting of Large Mobile Equipment (2022)
  • Work Zones Are a Sign to Slow Down (PSA) (2022)
  • Just in Time Video Series: Avoiding Caught-in Hazards (2022)
  • Just in Time Video Series: Retroreflectivity (2022)
  • Just in Time Video Series: Electrical Safety Near Utility Power Lines / Series de Videos Justo a Tiempo: Seguridad eléctrica Cerca de Líneas Eléctricas Aéreas (2022)
  • Workzone Safety “Dennis” – Life or Death Illinois – IDOT (2019)
  • Work Zone Safety “Frank” – Life or Death Illinois – IDOT (2020)
  • Work Zone Safety “Frank” – Life or Death Illinois – IDOT (2019)
  • Work Zone Safety – Life or Death Illinois (2018)
  • Work Zone Safety – Breaking News: It’s Life or Death Illinois – IDOT (2021)
  • MoDOT’s Work Zone Awareness Strategies 2021 (2021)
  • Work Zone Safety for Maintenance Operations on Rural Highways: Part 6 – Legal Liability (2016)
  • Work Zone Safety for Maintenance Operations on Rural Highways: Part 3 – Temporary Traffic Control Zones (2016)
  • Safe-D Webinar Series: Development of a Connected Smart Vest for Improved Roadside Work Zone Safety (2021)
  • Flagging Safely – Kentucky LTAP and Technology Transfer Webinar (2021)
  • Fall Protection – ARTBA Webinar Series Part 1 (2020)
  • Avoiding Fatalities: Run Over by a Flat Bed Dump Truck (2015)
  • Avoiding Fatalities: Inspector Run Over by an Asphalt Truck (2015)
  • Avoiding Fatalities: Struck By a Bus in a Work Zone (2015)
  • Avoiding Fatalities: Struck by a Car in a Work Zone
  • Avoiding Fatalities: Run Over by an Asphalt Roller (2015)
  • Avoiding Fatalities: Run Over by a Bull Dozer (2015)
  • Avoiding Fatalities: Police Officer Run Over by a Dump Truck (2015)
  • Just in Time Video Series: Avoiding Blind Spots / Series de Videos Justo a Tiempo: Evitando Los Puntos Ciegos (2022)
  • Work Zone Education (2020)
  • Safety and Temporary Traffic Control for Limited Space Work Zones (2020)
  • Sewer Summit – Traffic Control for Your Work Zone 2016 (2020)
  • Just in Time Video Series: Fall Rescue Safety / Serie de videos Justo a Tiempo: Seguridad para el rescate en caso de caídas (2022)
  • Preventing the Spread of Infectious Diseases on Highway Work Zones / Prevención de la Propagación de Enfermedades Infecciosas en la Construcción Vial (2020)
  • Just in Time Video Series: Five Ways Soil Can Hurt or Kill You / Series de Videos Justo a Tiempo: Cinco Formas en las Que los Derrumbes lo Pueden Herir o Matar (2021)
  • Bicycle and Pedestrian Temporary Traffic Control Tip Card Recording (2021)
  • VDOT: Portable Temporary Rumble Strips Training (2019)
  • Portable Temporary Rumble Strips Added to Virginia’s Work Zones (2019)
  • Just in Time Video Series: Electrical Safety Near Utility Power Lines (2021)
  • Struck-by Accidents in Construction/Vehicle Back-Over / Golpes Causados por Accidentes en Construccion/Debido a Vehiculos Retrocediendo (2011)
  • Just in Time Video Series: Five Ways Soil Can Hurt or Kill You (2021)
  • Under Construction: Trucking in the Work Zone (2020)
  • Flagging Operations 1 (2015)
  • Automated Flagger Assistance Device (AFAD) and Rumble Strips (2016)
  • Automated Flagger Assistant Device (2017)
  • Auto Flagger With Mac Lynde (2019)
  • Robo Flagger Rules of the Road (2019)
  • CDOT Work Zone Flagger Training 2020 (2020)
  • Flagger Class 22 Nevers (2017)
  • Flagger Class 21 Escape Paths (2017)
  • Flagger Class 20 Proper Flagging and Use of the Paddle (2017)
  • Flagger Class 19 Using Stop Slow Paddles (2017)
  • Flagger Class 18 Using Flags (2017)
  • Flagger Class 17 Visibility and 500 Feet (2017)
  • Flagger Class 13 Flagger Placement (2017)
  • Flagger Class 11 (2017)
  • Flagger Class 10 (2017)
  • Flagger Class 9 (2017)
  • Flagger Class 8 (2017)
  • Flagger Class 7 (2017)
  • Flagger Class 6 (2017)
  • Flagger Class 5 (2017)
  • Flagger Class 4 (2017)
  • Flagger Class 3 (2017)
  • Flagger Class 2 (2017)
  • Flagger Class 1 (2017)
  • ODOT DBE Flagging Class Part 2 (2014)
  • ODOT DBE Flagging Class Part 1 (2014)
  • When Luck Runs Out – Professional Flagging Techniques (2020)
  • Flagging Operations and Procedures 2014 (2015)
  • Just in Time Video Series: Avoiding Blind Spots (2021)
  • Just in Time Video Series: Fall Rescue Safety (2020)
  • COVID-19 Safety for the Asphalt Pavement Industry (2020)
  • Preventing the Spread of Infectious Diseases on Highway Work Zones (2020)
  • Work Zone Traffic Control Reviews (2016)
  • NIOSH FACE Animated Videos (2015)
  • Caltrans Workers Memorial 2019 (2019)
  • Using Social Media to Inform the Public (2019)
  • Work Zone Safety Information Clearinghouse (2018)
  • Flagging Procedures (2016)
  • VDOT: Flagger Training (2017)
  • Traffic Incident Management Operating Guidelines (2012)
  • Road Closed Signs: Beware and Be Aware (2014)
  • Construction Zone Safety: Our Responsibility (2014)
  • The Basics for Work Zone Flaggers (2012)
  • Three Lane Work Zone Safety (2012)
  • Two Lane Work Zone Safety (2012)
  • Work Zone Safety 2012 Event (2012)
  • Norton Road Construction Work Zone Safety (2015)

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