Training

Developed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation, in partnership with Carolinas Associated General Contractors and the North Carolina Trucking Association, this two-part video illustrates how professional truck drivers can make a difference by paying attention and driving the speed limit.

Michigan State University (MSU) will host a free webinar featuring case studies of innovative, low-cost work zone management strategies. This webinar will present material developed by Timothy Gates and Jonathan Kay at MSU under the 2016 Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Work Zone Safety Grant No. 693JJ31750003. The webinar will feature case study applications of select […]

This course focuses on preventing the main hazards in trenching and excavations like cave-ins, falls, roll-overs, confined spaces, traffic, underground utilities, soil identification, and other related hazards.

The Federal Highway Administration’s Work Zone Management Team conducted this free webinar to present the new Work Zone Intelligent Transportation System (WZITS) Implementation Tool – Version 2.0. The WZITS Tool Version 1.0 was released in 2018 and provided a software implementation of the 2014 Work Zone ITS Implementation Guide. Many people participated in previous webinars, […]

This video offers information and guidance concerning recommended safety procedures for flaggers on construction projects.

In an effort to remove human flaggers from dangerous situations, Automated Flagger Assistance Device (AFAD) is deployed by Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT). Rumble strips are also placed on the right of way to alert drivers of the upcoming work zones. This video introduces how AFADs work.

The development of guidelines for the use of AFADs was studied in RTI Research Project 0-6407 – Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Automated Flagger Assistance Devices. RTI Research Project 0-6407 determines the operational and safety effectiveness of AFADs relative to the use of flaggers at lane closures on two-lane, two-way roadways. Michael Chacon, Policy and […]

This online Traffic Control Persons for Construction course explains the techniques, equipment, and legal requirements for traffic control persons in a construction environment. It explains the importance of wearing the proper protective equipment, how to effectively control traffic in a variety of construction scenarios, and lays out general safety and legal requirements.

Attending this half-day online recertification course will extend your Washington Pilot Car Certification for three more years. This course consists of four hours of training plus a recertification exam at the end.

Evergreen Safety Council’s nationally-recognized Pilot/Escort Certification Program is the most current, comprehensive, and cutting-edge program in the country. Colorado certification is accepted in many other states.