Traffic Control Person Certification
This comprehensive 16-hour TCP certification program is required to become a certified flagger and will set you up for confidence and success on the job site. In this course, you’ll learn:
- Roles and responsibilities of TCPs, employers and supervisors
- Regulations and standards, including those set out by the Ministry of Transportation & Infrastructure, WorkSafeBC and the Motor Vehicle Act
- Traffic control equipment and devices, including personal protective equipment
- Setting up, maintaining and removing work zones
- Working around equipment
- Basic and advanced traffic control skills
TCP-0224-2 Traffic Control Person Certification (February 20-21)
COURSE OUTLINE The traffic control person course (TCP) is a British Columbia Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA) regulated course and is mandatory in BC for any person who deals with traffic control. This comprehensive 16-hour TCP certification program is required to be completed prior to becoming a certified
TCP-0224-1 Traffic Control Person Certification (February 14-15)
The traffic control person course (TCP) is a British Columbia Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA) regulated course and is mandatory in BC for any person who deals with traffic control. This comprehensive 16-hour TCP certification program is required to be completed prior to becoming a certified
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the course?
The duration of the course is 16-hours over 2 consecutive days. This includes classroom participation & learning, a written exam requiring a minimum of 80% to pass and an on-road practical skills portion to assess the knowledge gained.
How long is the TCP ticket valid?
The ticket is valid for 3 years anywhere in BC.
Does United Traffic offer employment after completion of the course?
United Traffic offers employment based on seasonal needs.
Is a TCP ticket from another province valid in BC?
No, a TCP ticket from another province is not valid in BC. Any TCP arriving from another province must take a WorkSafeBC-approved traffic control two-day course.
Can I take the course online?
No, the course must be taken in the classroom as there are hands-on elements to the program that cannot be completed online including an on-road practical portion.