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Training

Basic Work Zone Traffic Control / Flagger Training

This course is intended for individuals who perform flagging and temporary traffic control activities. This training session includes lectures, videos, and hands-on exercises to present the following: proper use of personal protective equipment, work zone components and types of operations, flagging procedures, proper and improper flagging operations, as well as methods of communicating with workers and the public. Individuals performing flagging operations on any Arizona roadway must be trained and qualified every four (4) years. Those who successfully pass the course will be qualified flaggers.

Provider: Arizona Local Technical Assistance Program
Certification: Yes
Length: 8 hrs.
Languages: English
Locations: Arizona (AZ)
Website: Link to URL
Record Types: Courses and Programs
Topics: Flagging; Temporary Traffic Control

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