NSC Work Zone Flagger

The NSC Work Zone Flagger training meets federal industry guidelines and is a required certification for working in the right of way. Controlling traffic through and around work areas is one of the most important – and dangerous – operations in construction maintenance. This National Safety Council Work Zone Flagger half day workshop is a comprehensive, skill-building course that meets federal industry guidelines and is required for anyone working in the right of way. The course is a must for novice traffic work zone flaggers who need certification, and serves as a refresher for experienced flaggers who need to be recertified. The course includes both classroom and hands-on training with focus on proper flagging procedures and use of required equipment, in both one and two-person flagging operations, teaching roadway personnel to provide safe passage of traffic through and around temporary work zones. Attendees who successfully complete the training will receive a certificate valid for 3 years. Who Should Attend: Employees from Department of Public Works, Public Safety, or any other employees responsible for providing traffic control through work zones, and/or any supervisor responsible for such employees. Instructors: Mark Freeborn, Public Safety Loss Prevention Specialist, The Trust Dino DeCrescenzo, Driver Training Instructor, The Trust Registration Information: • Available to Members of The Trust's Property/Liability and/or Workers' Compensation Programs. • Advance registration is required. • Registration is limited to 4 employees per Member. If you have additional employees you would like added to our wait list, please let us know. • Registration Deadline is Friday, October 9, 2026 • There is a $50 cancellation fee for anyone who registers and fails to attend the training or cancels after the registration deadline..