TCP (Traffic Control Person)

Traffic Control Person (TCP) Certification 

This comprehensive, WorkSafeBC-approved program equips individuals with the essential knowledge and practical skills to safely manage traffic in construction zones. The training encompasses both theoretical instruction and hands-on experience, culminating in assessments to ensure competency. bccsa.ca+1bccsa.ca 

What You’ll Learn 

• Roles & Responsibilities: Understand the duties and legal obligations of a TCP. 

• Traffic Control Plans: Learn to interpret and implement plans effectively. 

• Temporary Traffic Control Devices: Familiarize yourself with signs, cones, barriers, and other equipment. 

• Work Zone Safety: Ensure the safety of workers and the public within active zones. 

• Communication Skills: Develop effective methods for directing traffic and coordinating with team members. 

• Practical Application: Engage in real-world scenarios to apply learned skills. 

Course Logistics 

• Assessment: Pass a written knowledge exam (minimum 80%) and a practical evaluation (100%). 

• Certification: Upon successful completion, receive a TCP Record of Completion card valid for 3 years.  

• Prerequisites: Participants should possess good vision, hearing, alertness, and a sense of responsibility.  

• Required Gear: Government-issued photo ID, CSA-approved steel-toed boots with ankle protection, weather-appropriate clothing, and a pen/highlighter.