Flagging
Learn about the responsibilities, equipment, apparel and safe work practices involved in being a Flagger.
Spectrum Safety Services 
In Person 
4 hours
This Course will provide participants with an understanding of the hazards associated with being a Flagger/TCP. This Course also provides information about employer and worker responsibilities, equipment, apparel and safe work practices and procedures.
Length of Course: 4 hours
Certification
- Spectrum Safety Services
- Valid 3 years
- Approved by the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA)
- Complies Workplace Health & Safety Standards
Course Outline
- Legislated responsibilities for the employer and the flagger
- Developing a training program for workers with varying levels of flagging experience
- A flagger’s responsibility to protect themselves, co-workers, and the public
- Correct flagging practices, procedures, equipment, and clothing
- Communicating with co-workers and the public
- Dealing with emergency vehicles and other exceptional situations
Student will receive certificate upon successful completion of written exam.
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Why Students Choose Flagging
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Anonymous
“I like the hands-on approach and having to work through scenarios - especially where something happens that's unexpected. Very good information, new things I never learned in university.”
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Anonymous
April, 2024
“I really liked the humor and "straightforwardness" of the course. The instructor made the dry material really exciting. It was a fantastic course that was super hands-on.”
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Anonymous
“I really liked how we all got to work together as a team. It makes it a great environment! Keep up the great work!”
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Anonymous
“I liked the scenarios and the chance to practice ‘real life’ situations- it’s way more effective in solidifying the steps than just reading.”
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