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Flagger Certification // Example Blended Course with SCORM

By Evergreen Safety Council

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Highlights

  • Delivered Online

  • Advanced level

Description

This is an example of a course generated with CademyAI, by prompting it to generate a 3 section course (3 lessons per section), using the description below (sourced on https://esc.arlo.co/w/courses/1-flagger-washington-state-certification/1384)

Note: The included SCORM file is a generic one, included for demo purposes.

Description

This 8-hour class prepares students with the necessary knowledge and skills to enhance the safety of both workers and drivers in a work zone. Students who successfully pass the open-book knowledge exam with a score of 80% or better will receive a Washington State Flagger certification card that is valid for 3 years and can be used in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana.


What you'll learn

  • The requirements for becoming a flagger

  • The agencies and regulations that govern flagging

  • The clothing and equipment that you’ll need to have on the job

  • What goes into setting up a Temporary Traffic Control (TTC) zone, including warning devices, spacing, and where a flagger fits in

  • Flagger placement and how to signal using a STOP/SLOW paddle, flashlight, or red flag

  • How to keep yourself and others safe in the work zone

  • Special situations such as flagging at intersections, roundabouts, and railroad crossings

Requirements

  • Age: Certified Washington State Flaggers must be at least 18 years old. You may be permitted to complete the Washington State Flagger certification course prior to turning 18, but you will not receive your certification, nor will you be eligible to work as a Flagger, until after you have turned 18.

  • Physical requirements: For a list of physical requirements and demands that pertain to flaggers, please CLICK HERE. Please note that your employer's policy may have fewer, additional, or differing requirements than those listed. Check with your employer to ensure you are familiar with the physical demands and requirements that pertain to you.

Documentation

You must bring photo identification to class. State- or government-issued identification (such as a state ID card, driver license, or passport) is preferred.

Schedule

Students should arrive at least 15 minutes before class so that they can get checked in. A 30-minute lunch and short morning/afternoon breaks will be provided. During the final portion of the class, students will complete the Washington State Flagger certification exam.

Student materials

Student materials will be provided to you during class at no additional charge.

Certification

A Washington State Flagger certification will be awarded to students who complete the following:

  • Attend the full 8-hour Flagger certification course

  • Provide photo ID verifying their identity and required minimum age

  • Score 80% or better on the certification exam

A digital copy of the certification will be emailed to you, and the official paper certification will be mailed to the address you provide during registration. Note that the digital copy of the certification is not valid for work as a Flagger. You must have a paper copy of your certification on your person at all times while operating as a Flagger.

Certification is valid for 3 years.

Retests

Per Washington State guidelines, if you do not pass the exam, you must retake the entire course.

course Content

5 sections•11 lessons
Flagger Certification Foundations3 lessons
  1. 1Introduction to Flagger Certification and Requirements
  2. 2Governing Agencies and Regulations
  3. 3Flagger Equipment and Personal Preparation
SCORM Lesson Available at Purchase1 lessons
  1. 1SCORM Lesson Available at Purchase
Temporary Traffic Control and Flagger Operations3 lessons
  1. 1Setting Up a Temporary Traffic Control (TTC) Zone
  2. 2Flagger Placement and Signaling Techniques
  3. 3Work Zone Safety for Flaggers and Drivers
SCORM Lesson Available on Jan 20th1 lessons
  1. 1SCORM Lesson Available on Jan 20th
Advanced Flagging Scenarios and Certification3 lessons
  1. 1Special Flagging Situations
  2. 2Knowledge Application and Skill Practice
  3. 3Certification Exam Preparation and Course Completion

Location

1901 Cornwall Ave #1001, WA 98225, United States of America, Bellingham

About The Provider

Evergreen Safety Council

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