A Traffic Control Person (TCP), also known as a Flag Person or Signaller, is a competent person who posses the knowledge, experience, and training to perform traffic control and flagging duties at a worksite.
A Traffic Control Person (TCP), also known as a Flag Person or Signaller, is a competent person who posses the knowledge, experience, and training to perform traffic control and flagging duties at a worksite.
This training is based on the NWT/NU Code of Practice and covers roles and responsibilities, clothing, accessories, and PPE for various conditions, traffic control equipment, directions, configurations, radio communications, emergency preparation and response.
Arctic Response Canada Ltd. opened in Yellowknife, NT in 2001, delivering arctic survival and outdoor technical rescue programs to government and private sector employees throughout Canada’s northern territories.
Since then, we have expanded to meet the pre-employment and safety training needs of virtually every northern sector. And have steadily expanded our reach to provide training and services throughout southern Canada and internationally.
In many cases, Arctic Response has become the industry standard and leader for safety training and we are proud to have assisted in the development of national training standards for both private and public sector groups.
A training curriculum is only as good as the instructor delivering it, and our people are the cornerstone of our success. Arctic Response instructors are outstanding adult educators drawn from a wide variety of high-intensity professions including technical rescue, military, outdoor education, teaching, and adventure expedition guiding.
A Flagger, or Traffic Control Person (TCP), is responsible to provide safe traffic control for motorists, pedestrians, and workers. ProSafe offers the official certification program set by the BC Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA)
NORCAT's Traffic Control Person program outlines signs used in traffic control, directing traffic on different types of roadways and speed conditions, Communication methods during traffic, control, role of the Signaler,
Our Workplace Safety Training programs have been developed to ensure the content is aligned with all current regulatory standards for the Occupational Health & Safety Act (OSHA), the Canadian Standards Association (CSA), and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).
Learn the basics of traffic control and take your skills to the next level with our introductory and advanced courses. Over the span of these two courses, we arm you with the skills you need to control traffic.
A Flagger, or Traffic Control Person (TCP), is responsible to provide safe traffic control for motorists, pedestrians, and workers.
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