Traffic Control Person Training

The Traffic Control Person Training course from Safety First Training is an OHSA based program and is compliant with the Ontario Ministry of Transportation Book 7 Temporary Conditions:  Ontario Traffic Manual 2022 edition TCP requirement.

This Traffic Control Person Training program instructs participants how to safely perform their duties and responsibilities in temporary traffic environments.

Outline – Traffic Control Person Training

• Course Introduction
• Related Government Legislation
• Roles and responsibilities of workers and supervisors
• Job preparation
• Traffic protection plan
• Stop and Slow signs and hand signals
• Traffic Control Person authority
• Communication requirements
• Positioning
• Personal protective equipment
• Prevention and control methods
• Traffic Control Person Training Safety Video

Traffic Control Person (TCP) training is important in Ontario for several reasons. Firstly, TCPs play a critical role in ensuring the safety of road workers, motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists in work zones.

TCPs are responsible for directing traffic flow, maintaining safe distances between vehicles, and ensuring that drivers adhere to posted speed limits and traffic control devices.

Without proper training, TCPs may not be equipped to manage the risks associated with these responsibilities, leading to potential accidents and injuries.

Secondly, in Ontario, employers have a legal obligation to provide their workers with adequate training and equipment to ensure their safety on the job.

TCP training is mandated under the Occupational Health and Safety Act and is required by the Ministry of Transportation. Failure to provide proper training can result in fines and legal penalties for employers.

Thirdly, the demand for TCPs in Ontario is high due to ongoing road construction projects and maintenance activities. The need for qualified TCPs has increased, and employers require trained personnel to meet their business requirements. Having TCP certification is becoming a prerequisite for many job openings in the construction and infrastructure industry.

Finally, TCP training provides individuals with valuable skills and knowledge that can help them advance their careers. By completing TCP training, individuals can increase their employment opportunities and earn higher wages.

Furthermore, TCP training provides transferable skills that can be applied to other occupations, such as public safety or event management.

In summary, TCP training is essential in Ontario for ensuring the safety of road workers and motorists, meeting legal obligations, addressing workforce demands, and promoting career development.

Train the Trainer – Traffic Control Person

Our professional Train the Trainer certification course for Traffic Control Person allow our clients to learn how to teach OHSA based courses directly to their employees.

When individuals or groups of employees need safety training, these train the trainer programs can be more cost effective than hiring outside training companies. We will train you to be an effective Traffic Control Person safety trainer for your company.

Our Train the Trainer Course Package include:

• Professional Teaching Guide

• Participant Course Handout

• Evaluation Forms

• Wall Certificate template

• Instructor Course Presentation

• Course Test and Answer Key

• Course Video Supplement

• Wallet Card template