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The complete Traffic Control Program consists of the following components:
The complete Traffic Control Program consists of the following components:
Flagger Certification
Flagger Certification
The Flagger Certification program is designed to equip individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively manage traffic control and ensure safety in work zones.
This course covers key responsibilities and best practices for flaggers, including how to manage traffic flow, signaling drivers safely, and responding to hazardous situations while maintaining a clear and organized work environment.
Intro to Traffic Control
Intro to Traffic Control
Intro to Traffic Control is part of New Employee - CDOT 101 Training.
Traffic control technician (TCT)
Traffic control technician (TCT)
This class is designed for positions in Maintenance, Construction Design Engineers, and those who work in and around Temporary Traffic Control.
The TCT course is a prerequisite for Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS).
The Traffic Control Technician is responsible for implementing the Traffic Control Plan and setting up traffic control devices.
Traffic control Supervisor (TCS)
Traffic control Supervisor (TCS)
The Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS) Course is designed for employees at the TM II level or higher who will be actively involved in designing and approving Traffic Control Plans; as well as managing, inspecting, and maintaining temporary traffic control.
The TCS is responsible and accountable to all components of traffic control - from designing the Traffic Control Plan all the way to ensuring the work zone is properly set up.
The TCS Endorsement is valid for 3 years, at which point all TCS's are required to renew their endorsement
Traffic Control Supervisor Renewal (TCS-R)
Traffic Control Supervisor Renewal (TCS-R)
The Traffic Control Supervisor Renewal (TSC-R) course is designed to provide individuals holding a traffic control supervisor card with the latest updates and advancements in traffic control management.
In this comprehensive 8-hour course, participants will review all changes and developments that have occurred in the field over recent years, ensuring they remain informed and up-to-date with the latest State or Federal regulations and standards.
Should you take TCT or TCS?
Should you take TCT or TCS?
Complete TCT if:
Complete TCT if:
I have never attended either TCT or TCS
I take the Traffic Control Plan designed and approved by someone else and simply set up the traffic control devices according to the plan
I took TCS in the past (because that was all that was offered) but I do not design and approve Traffic Control Plans on a regular basis.
Complete TCS if:
Complete TCS if:
I am responsible for all aspects of Traffic Control, from design and approval of the plan to ensuring the work zone is set up properly
Still not sure?
Still not sure?
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Program overview, requirements, course registration process, additional information and resources for each individual course can be found on the individual course webpages by clicking the links above or navigating to each page under our "Programs" and "Flagging & Traffic Control" menus.
Program overview, requirements, course registration process, additional information and resources for each individual course can be found on the individual course webpages by clicking the links above or navigating to each page under our "Programs" and "Flagging & Traffic Control" menus.
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