Traffic Control Flagger Training for Colorado Road and Construction Crews

Flaggers work at the point where public traffic and active work zones meet. Clear signals, proper positioning and constant attention are essential.

WHY THIS MATTERS

An untrained flagger can create risk for workers, drivers and pedestrians. Employers also need traffic-control practices that match the project and applicable requirements.

WHAT TO KNOW

Training typically addresses responsibilities, signs and equipment, hand-signaling methods, visibility, communication, escape routes and responding to changing traffic conditions. A course does not replace the site’s traffic-control plan.

WHO THIS IS FOR

This training supports roadway contractors, utility crews, municipalities and construction companies assigning employees to flagging duties.

HOW TRUE SAFETY CAN HELP

True Safety offers traffic-control flagger training for Colorado employers. Contact our team to discuss class dates and group scheduling.

NEXT STEPS

Call or text True Safety at 970-534-2530 or email support@truesafetyservices.com to ask questions and find the next available option.