Traffic Control - Flagging Training Course

Course Overview:

This course provides essential training for individuals responsible for directing traffic in and around work zones. Participants will gain foundational knowledge of flagging operations, safety protocols, communication techniques, and regulatory compliance. The course is designed to be engaging, practical, and accessible—even for those new to the field.

Course Objectives:

• Understand the purpose and importance of traffic control and flagging.
• Identify the roles and responsibilities of a flagger.
• Demonstrate knowledge of standard flagging signals and equipment.
• Apply safety and communication protocols in various traffic scenarios.
• Recognize legal and regulatory requirements for flagging operations.

Purpose:

To equip participants with the knowledge and confidence to perform flagging duties safely, professionally, and in compliance with state and federal guidelines—helping protect both workers and the traveling public.

Target Audience:

Construction workers, utility crews, maintenance personnel, and anyone involved in temporary traffic control operations.

Duration:

1–2 Hours

Certification:

Valid for one year upon successful completion.

Evaluation:

Participants will complete a short multiple-choice test to demonstrate understanding of key concepts. Optional hands-on demonstration may be included.

Prerequisites:

None

Traffic Control - Flagging: Protecting Workers and Guiding Safety

Enroll in this essential training to prepare your workforce to manage traffic safely, protect job sites, and ensure compliance with state and federal safety standards—because every safe work zone starts with a skilled flagger.