MUTCD Compliant Flagger Certification | Self-directed Online
Our 4-hour online course covers the basics of working as a traffic control flagger, as well as information on work zone setup, devices, and other key MUTCD standards. This training is currently accepted in Connecticut. NOTE: This program is not for Washington State flaggers. If you are seeking training for Washington, you must take our in-person course.
Description
The content in this course complies with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), which is the federal standard for traffic control. This training is valid in the State of Connecticut. Note that some states and other jurisdictions have additional guidelines, rules, and requirements.
What you'll learn
Our self-directed online course is fun, informative, and can be completed in as little as one day. The topics covered include:
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The requirements for becoming a flagger
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The agencies and regulations that govern flagging
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The clothing and equipment that you’ll need to have on the job
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What goes into setting up a Temporary Traffic Control (TTC) zone, including warning devices, spacing, and where a flagger fits in
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Flagger placement and how to signal using a STOP/SLOW paddle
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How to keep yourself and others safe in the work zone
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Special situations such as flagging at intersections, roundabouts, and railroad crossings
Certificate of completion
Upon successful completion of the course, you can instantly download and print your certificate of completion.
Requirements
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Age: Certified Flaggers must be at least 18 years old.
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Physical requirements: For a list of physical requirements and demands that pertain to flaggers, please CLICK HERE. Please note that your employer's policy may have fewer, additional, or differing requirements than those listed. Check with your employer to ensure you are familiar with the physical demands and requirements that pertain to you.
Returning Students
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