How to become a flagger in BC
Certified Traffic Control Person (TCP / Flagger) ยท British Columbia
Direct traffic safely around construction and road work. You need a two-day certified safety course and written exam.
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Prerequisites & WorkSafeBC Safety Gear
Age 16+, driver licence & physical fitness
BCCSA 2-Day Standardized Training Program
Complete 2-day BCCSA traffic control course
Standardized Exam & Field Assessment
Pass road scenario & written exam (75%+)
Certified Traffic Control Person / Roadway Flagger
Receive 3-year TCP card & begin flagging
Prerequisites & WorkSafeBC Safety Gear
Age 16+, driver licence & physical fitness
BCCSA 2-Day Standardized Training Program
Complete 2-day BCCSA traffic control course
Standardized Exam & Field Assessment
Pass road scenario & written exam (75%+)
Certified Traffic Control Person / Roadway Flagger
Receive 3-year TCP card & begin flagging
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Work takes place in highways, active city intersections, bridge repairs, and utility construction zones in all weather.
Be mindful of moving vehicle traffic, distracted drivers, low visibility, and adverse weather conditions and follow all required safety procedures.
Design traffic management plans, set up lane closures, and supervise flagger crews.
Upgrade certifications to manage comprehensive health and safety programs on commercial sites.
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