2016 Training & Product Catalog AMERICAN TRAFFIC SAFETY SERVICES ASSOCIATION

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1 2016 Training & Product Catalog AMERICAN TRAFFIC SAFETY SERVICES ASSOCIATION

2 Copyright 2016 American Traffic Safety Services Association

3 Table of Contents About ATSSA 3 Contracts & Grants 4 Corporate Training Program (CTP) 4 Certification & Recertification 5 Hosting Options 6 Online Training Library 6 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) 6 Training Courses 7 Certified Pedestrian Safety Professional 7 Flagger Certification Training Course 7 Flagger Instructor Training (FIT) 8 Guardrail Installation Training 8 High Friction Surface Treatment Installation & Inspection 9 Incident Traffic Control for Responders 9 Introduction to the MUTCD 10 Longitudinal Barrier Systems 10 Nighttime Temporary Traffic Control 11 Operation & Application of Truck-Mounted Attenuators (TMAs) 11 Pavement Marking Technician 12 Safe & Effective Use of Law Enforcement Personnel in Work Zones 12 Temporary Traffic Control for Utility Operations 13 Traffic Control Design Specialist (TCDS) 13 Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS) 14 Traffic Control Technician (TCT) 14 Training Courses on CD 15 Basic Traffic Control for Short Duration Activities 15 Basic Traffic Control for Utility Operations 15 Comprehensive Inspection Training 15 State-Specific Courses 16 Florida Intermediate Training 16 Florida Intermediate Refresher 16 Florida Advanced Training 17 Florida Advanced Refresher 17 Virginia Basic Training 18 Virginia Intermediate Training 18 Virginia Advanced Training 19 Washington State Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS) 19 Additional State-Specific TCT and TCS Courses 19 American Traffic Safety Services Association 1

4 Table of Contents (continued) Products 20 Flagger Handbook 20 Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) 21 Quality Guidelines for Temporary Traffic Control Devices & Features 22 Temporary Traffic Control Guide 22 Virginia/VDOT Products 23 Membership as a Resource for Success 24 Events & Opportunities 25 ATSSA - Advancing Roadway Safety ATSSA Represents the Road, Traffic, and Highway Safety Industry with: Member Partnerships A far-reaching Member Partnership that brings together industry experts & leaders to identify and solve safety issues Safety Training Traffic Control Safety Training that provides high-quality education & professional certifications Legislative Advocacy Effective Legislative Advocacy making your voice heard on Capitol Hill 2 ATSSA Training & Products Catalog

5 About ATSSA The American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) offers a dynamic and diverse selection of high quality education, training, and certification products and publications for the roadway safety industry. ATSSA education and certification programs are available through traditional classroom training and online learning opportunities, as well as through a comprehensive selection of publications designed to provide critical information to roadway safety workers. ATSSA develops and offers training and publications that help maximize roadway safety and save lives. They cover a wide variety of subjects such as temporary traffic control, flagger training, pavement marking, pedestrian safety, work zone safety for law enforcement, incident response, and guardrail installation. Some address state-specific requirements and issues based on diverse interpretations of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). ATSSA recruits experienced industry subject-matter instructors and experts of the highest caliber to develop and deliver training, and to write for and provide guidance on the development of publications. These individuals are committed to excellence and meet ATSSA s high standards for industry professionals. ATSSA professional certifications are offered for many of our training programs. ATSSA Certification demonstrates a commitment and dedication to safety that benefits individuals through improved career opportunities. It also benefits the company, organization, or agency that employs certified workers through enhanced organization marketability and competitiveness, lower employee turnover, and reduced corporate liability. ATSSA is committed to staying abreast of rapid industry changes and will continue to research trends and develop training courses and products that can best be applied to all aspects of our industry. Our education and publications aim to decrease work zone injuries and fatalities. ATSSA is committed to meeting the training and information needs of every employee, company, organization, and agency in the roadway safety industry, as we continue our mission of improving and promoting the safety of motorists, roadway workers, bicyclists, and pedestrians. American Traffic Safety Services Association 15 Riverside Parkway, Suite 100 Fredericksburg, VA Office: Website: American Traffic Safety Services Association 3

6 Contracts & Grants ATSSA provides training through contracts and grants, including a grant awarded by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). Under requirements of this grant, ATSSA is to perform tasks in highway work zone worker safety training, which includes a wide variety of courses. For up-to-date information on the Work Zone Safety Training Grant, schedule of training courses, locations, and pricing, please visit or contact ATSSA at or grant@atssa.com. Corporate Training Program (CTP) The Corporate Training Program provides the opportunity for industry companies to license ATSSA s high quality work zone training programs for use within their own companies. This program ensures the continuity of standardized training in which ATSSA takes great pride and one in which you can place your full confidence. Program Benefits: Lowers training costs - your approved instructors can train your employees at your own site Provides flexibility in scheduling training that is convenient to your company or workload schedule Provides the ability to train all staff levels within your company s workforce Provides your company with the highest quality training materials Offers high-caliber instructors to train your approved instructors Partner Categories: Corporate Training Partner: companies interested in training their staff in-house Chapter Training Partner: chapters interested in providing training to their members and associated staff Training Partner: groups without employees, such as LTAPs and AGCs, who want to provide training to their members Training companies are not eligible for this program. Designated CTP instructors are required to have a degree in civil engineering or equivalent experience, a minimum of five (5) years of work zone temporary traffic control experience, some teaching experience, and must have successfully completed the requested training courses with a grade of 90% or greater. For additional information and an application, visit or contact ATSSA at or training@atssa.com. 4 ATSSA Training & Products Catalog

7 Certification & Recertification After completing a high-level ATSSA safety training course, take the next step in your career by adding an ATSSA certification designation. Professional certifications demonstrate a commitment and dedication to safety, and may provide other benefits to the certified roadway safety worker, including improved career opportunities, industry recognition, a validation of formal education, knowledge, and work experience, as well as providing evidence of compliance to state mandates and requirements. ATSSA offers the following certifications: Florida Intermediate Florida Advanced Guardrail Installer Pavement Marking Technician Traffic Control Technician Traffic Control Supervisor Traffic Control Design Specialist Truck-Mounted Attenuator Operator Virginia Basic Virginia Intermediate Virginia Advanced Certification is included with the following courses and no application is necessary: Certified Pedestrian Safety Professional Flagger Flagger Instructor Training $ Certification & Recertification Fee $109 Members $130 Non-members Certification applicants will need to meet the following criteria to receive a designation through the ATSSA Certification Board: Complete the training course(s) associated with the certification you are pursuing Successfully pass, with a grade of 80% or better, the final exam offered at the completion of the training course(s) Apply for the designation by completing the certification application, providing the names of two professional references familiar with your work history, and returning the application to ATSSA with the appropriate certification application fee Upon validation of the application and work experience, and approval by the ATSSA Certification Board, you will receive certification which is valid for up to four (4) years. With ongoing regulatory, compliance, and industry safety changes, ATSSA requires recertification every four years* to ensure that certified individuals stay up-to-date with the latest standards and techniques necessary to effectively perform their jobs and ensure both public and worker safety. For additional information and applications, visit or contact ATSSA at or training@atssa.com. *Flagger certification length and standards vary by state. For details, visit American Traffic Safety Services Association 5

8 Hosting Options ATSSA offers three types of course hosting options, designed to accommodate both employer and individual needs. OPEN Open courses are recommended for roadway safety service industry professionals, temporary traffic control industry professionals, contractors, subcontractors, or public officials, these courses are open to anyone who meets the eligibility requirements. CLOSED Closed courses are recommended for companies or organizations that have a large number of employees who require training. These courses are open only to employees of the company that has contracted with ATSSA to offer a course. The company contracting with ATSSA to present the course must provide a facility that meets ATSSA s specifications and is responsible for getting attendees to the course. CO-SPONSORED Co-sponsored courses are recommended for companies or organizations that would like to assist in the promotion and marketing of a training course. Co-sponsors who are able to provide a training facility that meets ATSSA s specifications will receive one complimentary registration to the training course that they are co-sponsoring. Course participants who register through the cosponsor will be entitled to receive a per student discount of $25 for a one-day training course or $50 for a two-day (or longer) training course. Online Training Library Looking for convenient, interactive, and informative training right now? Check out ATSSA s online training library, with training courses covering a variety of topics from flagging to truck-mounted attenuators to the MUTCD. These costeffective courses are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and can be taken anywhere. Make sure to check back often for new additions to our growing online catalog To learn more about ATSSA s online training library, visit or contact ATSSA at or training@atssa.com. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) CEUs are available for those individuals successfully completing ATSSA s training courses. CEUs are available by application, at a cost of $15 for ATSSA members and $25 for non-members. Available CEUs are listed with each course description. To apply for CEUs, students must complete the application form available at or contact ATSSA at or training@atssa.com. 6 ATSSA Training & Products Catalog

9 TRAINING COURSES ATSSA offers a dynamic and diverse selection of high-quality education and training for the road safety industry, in classroom, online, and CD formats. For a full list of available courses and schedules, visit or contact ATSSA at or training@atssa.com. Certified Pedestrian Safety Professional In several cities, it is common to use individuals to control pedestrian traffic on public streets during special events and other temporary activities. Often, these individuals (retired law enforcement officers, etc.) do not have the necessary training to perform this temporary traffic control function safely and within the standards and guidelines contained in the MUTCD. This course is intended to fill this void to ensure the continuity and consistency of pedestrian and traffic management services, and will provide individuals responsible for managing pedestrian traffic on public streets with the training they need for the safe and efficient movement of pedestrians as well as their own safety. Flagger Certification Training The flagger s role is to protect project personnel and provide safe, courteous, and authoritative directions to traffic seeking passage through the work area. This course will teach students standard flagger control references, proper flagging signals procedures, and standard flagger practices for various situations. Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive an ATSSA Flagger Certification card. Course Length: 1/2 day/4 hours Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: Student Workbook $115 Members $130 Non-members Certification Available: Included Course Length: 1/2 day/4 hours *; Online** Hosting: N/A CEUs: Flagger Handbook (see pg 20) Flagger Workbook Classroom: Pricing varies Online: $75 Members & Non-members Bulk pricing available Certification Available: Included Register: *Classroom training provided by Certified ATSSA Flagger Instructors. **Online Flagger Certification Training is not accepted in the following states: CO, FL, GA, IA, ID, IL, MA, MN, MS, MT, ND, NE, NJ, NV, OR, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA & WA. For more information, please visit American Traffic Safety Services Association 7

10 Flagger Instructor Training (FIT) Flagging traffic is both a critical and a potentially hazardous part of providing a safe work zone. Flaggers are responsible for protecting their fellow workers as well as motorists. The FIT course is designed to teach students how to effectively teach flagger courses. This train-the-trainer course emphasizes skills and techniques for teaching the fundamentals of flagging. Students are provided with all of the information needed to present the four-hour ATSSA flagger certification training course. Each FIT student must teach a short section of this material to demonstrate their ability to communicate and effectively present the material to learners. Individuals successfully completing the FIT will be recognized as ATSSA Certified Flagger Instructors. NOTE: To become FIT certified in Virginia, the TCT course is not required. Guardrail Installation Training This course will provide a broad overview on the installation of guardrails and associated devices, including: assessment of work site topography and site conditions; proper layout of a work site; location, installation, and maintenance of guardrail and terminal sections; documentation of materials, inspections and incidents; as well as where to find the most up-to-date resources and information regarding guardrail installation. This course is recommended for state DOT engineers and inspectors, installation work crews, and guardrail contractor company employees, including those with both extensive experience and new employees. Prerequisites: TCT & TCS courses Course Length: 2 days/16 hours Hosting: Open; Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 1.50 Flagger Instructor Guide Flagger Handbook (see pg 20) Flagger Video Flagger Workbook Training Skills Workbook $450 Members $565 Non-members Certification Available: Included Course Length: 2 days/16 hours Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 1.50 Part 6 of the MUTCD (see pg 21) $395 Members $495 Non-members 8 ATSSA Training & Products Catalog

11 High Friction Surface Treatment Installation & Inspection This course provides an overview of high friction surface treatment (HFST), key considerations, and general best practices for installation. It also includes an inspection module for owner-agency inspectors of HFST installations. Key areas of focus include: installation methods and equipment; post-installation procedures; inspection of surface preparation, materials, and installation practices; and monitoring. Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored Call for Information on: Course length, CEUs, course materials, registration fees, and certification availability Incident Traffic Control for Responders This course is designed for personnel who are involved with traffic control when responding to a roadway incident, such as police, fire and rescue workers, and tow truck operators. It covers the basic principles of incident management and considerations for traffic control in work zones, along with the concepts of temporary traffic control as presented in the MUTCD, a Federal standard. Course Length: 1/2 day/4 hours Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: Flagger Handbook (see pg 20) Part 6 of the MUTCD (see pg 21) $115 Members $130 Non-members American Traffic Safety Services Association 9

12 Introduction to the MUTCD This course examines the MUTCD, its content, and its applicability to streets open to the public in the United States, including private streets. The course is intended to help participants become aware of the need for uniformity of traffic control devices, and understand why the MUTCD was developed, its legal requirements, and related liability. Emphasis will be given to temporary traffic control. Course Length: 2 hours Formats: Online Hosting: N/A CEUs: 0.2 $65 Members & Non-members Certification Available: No Purchase full and partial MUTCD books from ATSSA. See page 21 for more information. Longitudinal Barrier Systems This course builds upon the information taught in the Guardrail Installation Training course, providing advanced information regarding guardrail systems, terminal sections, and associated devices on the roadways. The course also addresses advanced concepts and technical aspects of guardrail components, and provides enhanced information on the characteristics of the site and proper application of appropriate safety devices. The course is recommended for project engineers, municipal road engineers, designers of guardrail systems, county highway superintendents, consultants or specifiers of guardrail systems, and experienced guardrail installers. Course Length: 2 days/16 hours Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 1.50 $395 Members $495 Non-members Certification Available: No 10 ATSSA Training & Products Catalog

13 Nighttime Temporary Traffic Control This course provides students with an understanding of the considerations of nighttime work zones. The course addresses factors including the feasibility of nighttime work zones, worker and equipment visibility, illumination requirements, glare avoidance, and nighttime enhancements, and is recommended for both work zone designers and work zone supervisors. Course Length: 1 day/8 hours Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 0.75 Part 6 of the MUTCD (see pg 21) $190 Members $235 Non-members Certification Available: No Operation & Application of Truck-Mounted Attenuators (TMAs) This course is an introductory course on the operation and application of TMAs in work zones. The course applies workable concepts, applications, and recommended practices in the deployment, operation, and removal of TMAs. Course Length: 1/2 day/4 hours Previous experience in TMA driving is ; Online not required for this course. Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: Field Guide for the Use and Placement of Shadow Vehicles in Work Zones $175 Members $200 Non-members American Traffic Safety Services Association 11

14 Pavement Marking Technician This course is designed to increase the knowledge and skills of agency and contractor personnel who are responsible for the selection, installation, and inspection of pavement markings. The course includes instruction about pavement marking materials; application processes and quality control; pavement marking standards and principles as contained in the MUTCD; EPA, DOT and OSHA regulations; tort liability and other legal issues, including documentation and regulation compliance; as well as traffic control design for pavement marking installation. Course Length: 2 days/16 hours Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 1.50 Part 3 of the MUTCD (see pg 21) $450 Members $565 Non-members Safe & Effective Use of Law Enforcement Personnel in Work Zones This course will raise awareness and provide guidance to law enforcement officers in active work zones, whether on or off duty. Students will be provided information regarding national standards and guidelines for uniform treatment of temporary traffic control in work zones, the roles and responsibilities of law enforcement officers in work zones, safe procedures for carrying out those roles, and the types of work zones as well as their configurations and component parts. The course is recommended for law enforcement personnel who may plan enforcement for work zones or be assigned to execute a role associated with work zones. Additionally, those individuals working with law enforcement personnel, including highway contractors, subcontractors, utility personnel, and highway agency staff are encouraged to attend. Course Length: 1/2 day/4 hours Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: Safe Practices for Law Enforcement Personnel Operating in Highway Work Zones $115 Members $130 Non-members Certification Available: No 12 ATSSA Training & Products Catalog

15 Temporary Traffic Control for Utility Operations This course provides an introduction to temporary traffic control for utility workers and others whose actions may affect safety. It teaches concepts, techniques, and practices in the installation and maintenance of traffic control devices in accordance with the MUTCD. Course Length: 1 day/8 hours Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 0.75 Flagger Handbook (see pg 20) Part 6 of the MUTCD (see pg 21) Quality Guidelines (see pg 22) $180 Members $205 Non-members Certification Available: No Traffic Control Design Specialist (TCDS) This course addresses the entire process for designing, installing, maintaining, and evaluating temporary traffic control in work zones. This course will teach students to understand the engineering concepts necessary to properly design effective traffic control plans, as well as the fundamental principles of temporary traffic control, the sources of standards and guidelines, the proper processes and procedures for adjustments, and legal implications. It is recommended for traffic engineers, engineering technicians, consultants, and other individuals responsible for temporary traffic control design and plan approval. The TCDS course is also available in a one-day format, which is intended for individuals who are already TCS certified. Please note that the TCDS course does not grant authority to individuals to approve design plans. Course Length: 1 day/8 hours or 2 days/16 hours Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 0.75 or 1.50 Part 6 of the MUTCD (see pg 21) $495 Members $595 Non-members American Traffic Safety Services Association 13

16 Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS) The TCS course is designed to train those who will be actively involved in designing or setting up and maintaining temporary traffic control in a work zone. It moves from the concepts and techniques taught in the TCT course to the implementation of traffic control plans and techniques for installation and removal. Students are taught how to read and interpret plans and specifications and implement them in the field. Workshops included in the course are designed to provide real world examples in designing temporary traffic control setups and also recognizing, analyzing and correcting deficiencies. An additional, vital objective of this course is teaching students the skills necessary to become an effective supervisor, capable of leading a team in the field. Prerequisites: TCT course Course Length: 2 days/16 hours Hosting: Open; Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 1.50 Flagger Handbook (see pg 20) Part 6 of the MUTCD (see pg 21) Quality Guidelines (see pg 22) Registration Fee: $355 Members $405 Non-members Some state-specific courses are available. Visit for a most up-to-date list of states. Traffic Control Technician (TCT) Everyone involved in a construction work zone project should have a basic knowledge of temporary traffic control that allows them to assist in installing traffic control devices, monitoring their performance, and recognizing deficiencies during the course of a project. The TCT course is an introduction to temporary traffic control in work zones for individuals who work in the field installing and removing traffic control devices. The course provides concepts, techniques, and practice exercises in the installation and maintenance of traffic control devices. Some state-specific courses are available. Visit for a most up-to-date list of states. Course Length: 1 day/8 hours ; Spanish Hosting: Open; Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 0.75 Temporary Traffic Control Guide (see pg 22) $180 Members $205 Non-members 14 ATSSA Training & Products Catalog

17 TRAINING COURSES ON CD ATSSA offers the following self-paced courses in a CD-ROM format. CEUs and ATSSA Certification options are not available for courses on CD. To purchase training courses on CD, visit or contact ATSSA at or training@atssa.com. Basic Traffic Control for Short Duration Activities This course covers all aspects of traffic control applicable to short duration activities, including the fundamentals of temporary traffic control, component parts of a temporary traffic control zone, applicable national standards, typical applications common to short duration activities, and more. The course also presents recommendations on applying simplified control procedures when performing utility and public works operations. Basic Traffic Control for Utility Operations This self-paced course is a great way to provide training to public works and utility workers. The course provides a broad scope of knowledge in the basics of temporary traffic control and presents recommendations on applying simplified traffic control procedures when performing utility and public works operations. Comprehensive Inspection Training This course is designed to lead participants from the very basic to the more complex aspects of inspection, documentation, and quality standards. Topics include: inspection basics, flagging operations, temporary pavement markings, and TMAs. This course is intended for highway agency inspectors, project engineers, traffic control supervisors, and others responsible for inspection activities. Course Length: Self-paced Formats: CD Purchase Fees: $79.95 Members $99.95 Non-members Order CD: Course Length: Self-paced Formats: CD Basic Traffic Control for Utilities Guidebook Purchase Fees: $79.95 Members $99.95 Non-members Order CD: Course Length: Self-paced Formats: CD Purchase Fees: $79.95 Members $99.95 Non-members Order CD: American Traffic Safety Services Association 15

18 STATE-SPECIFIC COURSES In addition to offering national training courses, ATSSA also customizes its training for state Departments of Transportation to ensure that workers are provided with the most up-to-date information specific to their state s standards and regulations. Following are just a few of ATSSA s state-specific training programs. For the current state-specific course schedule, visit Florida Intermediate Training ATSSA is an approved provider for the Florida Department of Transportation Intermediate Maintenance of Traffic course. This course is required for all persons with duties that include any of the following activities: Direct responsibility of replacement of work zone traffic control devices, Direct responsibility for field maintenance of work zone traffic control devices, Inspection of the placement or operational function of work zone traffic control devices, or Drafting or electronic generation of work zone traffic control plans. NOTE: This course is recognized as ATSSA s TCT course even though the state mandates a different course title. Florida Intermediate Refresher This course provides an overview of the Florida Intermediate training course with concentration on the applicable changes that have occurred in the most recent four years to the Design Standards, Part 6 of the MUTCD, Plans Preparation Manual, Construction Project Administration Manual, and Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction. Refresher courses are required every four years for all persons to continue to be qualified to perform their assigned duties. Persons who have maintained current certification from an approved provider may take a training or refresher course to comply with this procedure. Course Length: 2 days/16 hours Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 1.50 (Approved by the Florida Board of Professional Engineers) FL-specific Standards & Specifications $200 Members $250 Non-members Prerequisites: FL Intermediate Training Course Length: 1 day/8 hours Hosting: Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 0.75 (Approved by the Florida Board of Professional Engineers) FL-specific Standards & Specifications $145 Members $195 Non-members 16 ATSSA Training & Products Catalog

19 Florida Advanced Training ATSSA is an approved provider for the Florida Department of Transportation Advanced Maintenance of Traffic course. This course is required for personnel with responsibility or authority to decide on the specific Maintenance of Traffic requirements to be implemented. These positions include the following: The engineer responsible for the work zone traffic control plan development, or The work zone traffic control supervisor. This course is not required for submitting traffic control plans for utility work, unless such persons have to sign and seal the traffic control plans in accordance with the Florida DOT Utility Accommodation Manual. Prerequisites: 1 year (2,000 hours) work zone experience Course Length: 20 hours Hosting: Open; Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: (Approved by the Florida Board of Professional Engineers) FL-specific Standards & Specifications $350 Members $445 Non-members NOTE: This course is recognized as ATSSA s TCS course even though the state mandates a different course title. Florida Advanced Refresher This course provides an overview of the Florida Advanced training course with concentration on the applicable changes that have occurred in the most recent four years to the Design Standards, Part 6 of the MUTCD, Plans Preparation Manual, Construction Project Administration Manual, and Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction. Refresher courses are required every four years for all persons to continue to be qualified to perform their assigned duties. Persons who have maintained current certification from an approved provider may take a training or refresher course to comply with this procedure. Prerequisites: FL Advanced Training Course Length: 1 day/8 hours Hosting: Open; Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 0.75 (Approved by the Florida Board of Professional Engineers) FL-specific Standards & Specifications $145 Members $195 Non-members American Traffic Safety Services Association 17

20 Virginia Basic Training This course provides an introduction to temporary traffic control in Virginia work zones for individuals who are relatively inexperienced in this area. It teaches concepts, techniques, and practices in the installation and maintenance of traffic control devices specific to the Commonwealth. NOTE: This course is recognized as ATSSA s TCT course even though the state mandates a different course title. Course Length: 1 day/8 hours Hosting: Open; Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 0.75 Virginia Work Zone Safety Guidelines (see pg 23) $165 VDOT employees $180 Members $195 Non-members Virginia Intermediate Training This course is designed to train those who will be actively involved in designing or supervising temporary traffic control in Virginia work zones. Students are taught concepts, techniques, and practices in the installation and maintenance of traffic control devices specific to the Commonwealth. Additionally, students will be taught legal aspects of temporary traffic control, installation and removal procedures, flagging procedures, and other considerations such as pedestrians, nighttime work, and urban areas. Several workshops included in this course provide handson experience in analyzing and designing temporary traffic control set-ups for various real life situations. NOTE: This course is recognized as ATSSA s TCS course even though the state mandates a different course title. Course Length: 2 days/16 hours Hosting: Open; Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 1.50 Flagger Handbook (see pg 20) Part 6 of the MUTCD (see pg 21) Quality Guidelines (see pg 22) Virginia Work Area Protection Manual (see pg 23) $315 VDOT employees $355 Members $395 Non-members 18 ATSSA Training & Products Catalog

21 Virginia Advanced Training This course addresses the entire process for designing, installing, maintaining, and evaluating temporary traffic control in Virginia work zones. The course includes an introduction to temporary traffic control standards and guidelines, design concepts, and several hands-on exercises. The course information is taken from the Virginia Work Area Protection Manual and the MUTCD. This course is recommended for traffic engineers, engineers, engineering technicians, consultants, and other individuals responsible for temporary traffic control design and plan approval. This course does not grant authority to individuals to approve design plans. NOTE: This course is recognized as ATSSA s TCDS course even though the state mandates a different course title. Course Length: 2 days/16 hours Hosting: Open; Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: 1.50 Flagger Handbook (see pg 20) Part 6 of the MUTCD (see pg 21) Quality Guidelines (see pg 22) Virginia Work Area Protection Manual (see pg 23) $315 VDOT employees $355 Members $395 Non-members Washington State Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS) This course includes presentations, exercises, and references to Federal and Washington State highway construction and traffic control standards. Students will receive materials to assist with practical on-the-job issues and performance standards. Concepts, techniques and practices in the installation and maintenance of traffic control devices in Washington will be covered. Additionally, students will be provided with information regarding how to make temporary traffic control areas safer for workers, motorists, and pedestrians. Course Length: 3 days/24 hours Hosting: Open; Closed; Co-sponsored CEUs: WA-specific Standards & Specifications $385 Members $475 Non-members Additional State-Specific TCT and TCS Courses TCT and TCS courses taken in the following states are also classified as statespecific courses, due to the fact that the requirements in these states go beyond the national requirements set forth by the MUTCD, and follow the same pricing structure as our national courses: AZ, CA, LA, MI, MN, NC, PA, SC, TX & UT. American Traffic Safety Services Association 19

22 PRODUCTS ATSSA offers a comprehensive selection of products, which provide critical information to road safety and traffic control workers. Following are just a few of ATSSA s products available for purchase. Bulk pricing is available for most products. Visit or call ATSSA at for more information and to purchase these and other products. Flagger Handbook This pocket-sized handbook is intended to assist the flagger in understanding his or her duties to protect project personnel and provide safe, courteous, and authoritative directions to traffic seeking passage through the work area. Color illustrations are featured throughout. Covered topics include: MUTCD Section 6E (Flagging Operations), flagger equipment, flagger position, stopping and releasing traffic, one-way and two-way traffic, traffic control at intersections, flagging for pilot car operation, rules of conduct, and emergency procedures. $ PRODUCT INFO Pricing: $4.95 Members $6.95 Non-members $11 Washington State Formats: English & Spanish Washington State-specific Order: Bulk pricing is available for most products. For details, visit 20 ATSSA Training & Products Catalog

23 Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, 2009 Edition Written by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), the 2009 MUTCD replaces the 2003 edition and is incorporated into Federal regulations as the national standard for traffic control devices on all public roads and bike paths. This high quality printed version is available at discounted prices through a cooperative effort between ATSSA, the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) and the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE). This publication includes a comprehensive copyrighted index and high quality print and color-matched graphics. $ PRODUCT INFO Coil Bound Format: $35 Members & Non-members Parts 1, 3 & 6: $25.30 Members $37 Non-members Parts 1, 5 & 6: $25.30 Members $37 Non-members Perfect Bound Format: $25 Members & Non-members Parts 1, 3 & 6: $20.25 Members $29.70 Non-members Parts 1, 5 & 6: $20.25 Members $29.70 Non-Members Order: Bulk pricing is available for most products. For details, visit Take ATSSA s new Introduction to the MUTCD training course. See page 11 for more information. American Traffic Safety Services Association 21

24 Quality Guidelines for Temporary Traffic Control Devices & Features This booklet assists contractors and agency personnel in determining when a traffic control device has outlived its usefulness by illustrating three levels of device conditions: acceptable, marginal, and unacceptable. The devices described include: signs, barricades, drums, cones, tubes, warning lights, arrow panels, changeable message signs, and markers. Also includes photos demonstrating acceptable, marginal, and unacceptable flashing arrow panels-sequential, chevron, caution, double arrow mode, and portable changeable message signs. $ PRODUCT INFO Pricing: $3.95 Members $5.95 Non-members Formats: English New York State-specific Pennsylvania State-specific Texas State-specific Order: Temporary Traffic Control Guide This guide provides information condensed from the MUTCD, 2009 Edition, regarding the installation, maintenance, and removal of traffic control devices in the work zone. The guide also contains information on the fundamental principles of temporary traffic control, component parts of a temporary traffic control zone, traffic control devices, signs, channelizing devices, typical applications, and standards and uniformity. $ PRODUCT INFO Pricing: $17 Members $23 Non-members Formats: English & Spanish Order: Bulk pricing is available for most products. For details, visit 22 ATSSA Training & Products Catalog

25 The following products are sold by ATSSA in cooperation with the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT). Virginia Flagger Certification Kit This kit includes: 2012 Work Zone Safety Guidelines for Temporary Traffic Control Pocket Guide Work Zone Safety Training DVD Printed materials (training course handouts and tests) 12 flagger certification cards $ PRODUCT INFO Pricing: $15.12 Order: This kit is only accepted by VDOT. Virginia Flagger Certification Card For use with the Virginia Flagger Certification Program. Cards should only be provided to those individuals successfully completing Flagger Certification training and passing the training exam. Virginia Flagger Certification cards are only accepted by VDOT. This manual contains the Virginia version of the MUTCD Part 6, 2009 Edition. This manual is issued to promote a uniform standard of traffic control associated with special events, incident management, and work area protection along the highways of Virginia. $ PRODUCT INFO Pricing: $0.51 Order: Virginia Work Area Protection Manual, 2011 Edition, Revised April 1, 2015 This pocket guide presents basic guidelines for work zone traffic control and supplements the 2011 Virginia Work Area Protection Manual, with emphasis on short-term work sites on roads and streets in rural and urban areas. $ PRODUCT INFO Pricing: $27.22 Order: Virginia Work Zone Safety Guidelines for Temporary Traffic Control Pocket Guide, 2012 Edition $ PRODUCT INFO Pricing: $8.06 Order: Bulk pricing is available for most products. For details, visit American Traffic Safety Services Association 23

26 MEMBERSHIP AS A RESOURCE FOR SUCCESS ATSSA represents the road, traffic, and highway safety industry with effective legislative advocacy, traffic control safety training, and a far-reaching member partnership. As a member, you have access to a diverse array of tools and resources to meet today s challenges. Benefits include: Member-only rates for training and certification programs Access to research and innovative technologies National committee and local chapter involvement Legislative and regulatory advocacy ATSSA-endorsed programs ATSSA brings together members, road safety experts, and public agencies to identify and solve safety issues. Members work together to develop and implement safety programs, products, services, training, certification, and specification reviews. ATSSA has a variety of membership categories that serve just about any company or individual involved in the roadway safety industry. For questions or to request more information, please visit or contact ATSSA at or memberservices@atssa.com. ATSSA Chapter Meetings Regional meetings and events hosted by ATSSA Chapters to communicate current and upcoming regional roadway safety issues. For more information, visit or contact ATSSA at or memberservices@atssa.com. How-To Conferences Conferences hosted by ATSSA Chapters that highlight roadway safety innovations, products, and services through workshops and networking on a regional level. For more information, visit or contact ATSSA at or memberservices@atssa.com 24 ATSSA Training & Products Catalog

27 EVENTS & OPPORTUNITIES Annual Convention & Traffic Expo Annual Convention & Traffic Expo is ATSSA s premier event for more than 3,000 roadway safety professionals from across the USA and around the globe. The event brings together business leaders, government officials, manufacturers, and corporate department personnel involved in nearly every aspect of roadway safety. Website: expo.atssa.com Legislative Briefing & Fly-In Every spring, ATSSA s Washington, D.C. office hosts a Legislative Briefing & Fly-In that gathers ATSSA members in the nation s capital for a two-day meeting. Day one features a high-level briefing and on day two you attend meetings with your federal representatives. These are the legislators that ultimately make decisions about the roadway safety industry and funding for our nation s roadways. Website: flyin.atssa.com ATSSA Leadership Program Bi-annual program is designed to help participants understand different leadership styles, discover their personal styles through a consultant-facilitated model, and fully develop their own leadership potential. Website: leadership.atssa.com National Work Zone Awareness Week This national week-long event is an opportunity to provide media coverage to raise public awareness about the dangers for workers and motorists when road improvements are under way. Kick-off event location varies with many states hosting the event. Website: Midyear Meeting Annual meeting hosted by ATSSA that gathers more than 200 members meeting as committees to discuss current and upcoming industry issues. Website: The Foundation ATSSA is a proud corporate sponsor of The Foundation. The Foundation exists to promote roadway safety through charitable giving and public awareness programs. These programs include Roadway Worker Memorial Scholarship, National Work Zone Memorial, and more. Website: American Traffic Safety Services Association 25

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