TRAFFIC CONTROL PROGRAM

Safety is a two-way street. In road construction zones, employers need a sound traffic control plan and drivers need to proceed cautiously and obey directions.
 

The BCCSA is the WorkSafeBC approved certifier of all high-risk traffic control persons in BC.
 

The BCCSA’s comprehensive, two-day standardized course for Traffic Control Persons (TCPs) consists of classroom and practical training and is the only program of its kind accepted by WorkSafeBC under Section 18 of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation for high-risk traffic control. This two-day training session has been designed to qualify those who work as high-risk TCPs throughout the province of BC. Upon successful completion, TCPs are provided with a three year certification. To re-qualify, TCPs must complete the one-day requalification course.

 

TWO-DAY COURSE SCHEDULE (new certification)

2025 COURSES (Chilliwack Location)

April 25-26 - Saturday-Sunday
May 2-3 - Saturday-Sunday

May 23-24 - Saturday-Sunday
May 26-27 - Tuesday-Wednesday
June 9-10 - Tuesday-Wednesday

June 13-14 Saturday-Sunday
June 27-28 - Saturday-Sunday
July 11-12 - Saturday-Sunday
July 21-22 - Tuesday-Wednesday
August 1-2 - Saturday-Sunday

August 15-16 - Saturday-Sunday
August 25-26 - Tuesday-Wednesday

September 19-20 - Saturday-Sunday

October 17-18 - Saturday-Sunday

November 21-22 - Saturday-Sunday

 

ONE-DAY COURSE (re-qualification)

2025 Courses (Chilliwack Location)

May 9 - Saturday
June 16 - Tuesday
July 18 - Saturday
August 18 - Tuesday

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Link to online re-qualification course:

https://tcpgateway.bccsa.ca/course_listing.php?id_course=999&affiliateID=2TlCmtHbfV8xTciBrsL7QfCzT9Q

 

 

QUALIFICATION

To successfully complete the course, the participant must pass both the written exam with a minimum mark of 80% and the practical evaluation with 100%. Records of completion are provided by the BCCSA and are valid for three years. 

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Participants who successfully complete the training will understand the following:

• Roles and responsibilities of TCPs, employers and supervisors

• Regulations and standards (MOT, WorkSafeBC & MVA)
• Traffic control equipment and devices, including PPE
• Setting up, maintaining and removing work zones
• Working around equipment
• Signaling
• Communication

 

 

If you have any questions, please contact us !