TOP 10 FLAGMAN TRAINING COURSES IN NEW YORK, USA

The goal of this program is to provide an overview of flagging operations to ensure workers understand the purpose and procedures for using flaggers to promote public and workplace safety.

Students attending Flagger Training will learn OSHA standards under CFR 29 1926 Subpart G, regulations under Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), PPE requirements for flaggers, and techniques to safely control and direct traffic around construction activities.

The course presents the required personal protective equipment to be worn during flagging operations.  Students engage in practical scenarios, including directing their classmates through and around a simulated construction site.  This class meets the OSHA requirements for Flagger safety training...

The goal of this course is to provide students with an understanding of flagger responsibilities and the hazards of entering and working within a confined space.

The Course is designed to prepare workers involved in routine construction operations where the general public and/or workers may be exposed to potential workplace hazards caused by equipment and vehicles.

This is a 1 Hour Specialized Elective covering the duties and responsibilities of a flag person. This course can be applied to the Supervisor

?The 4-Hour Flagger Training Certification Course is designed for individuals looking to master the critical skill of traffic management in construction and work zones.

Flagger Safety Training Course include construction site safety, traffic safety, and the proper use of flaggers through understanding signaling procedures and proper use of required equipment.

Flagger Training is offered by Safco Construction Safety Services. Safco Services is an independent construction safety consulting firm proficient in performing a complete source of construction site safety management services to ensure safety compliant projects.

In the 1-Hour Flag Person training course, students will learn the differences and similarities between a flagger (flag person) and a spotter. They will also learn about rules designed to protect workers from vehicle strikes, problems with traffic management and control.