Montana LTAP Training
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Flagging Certification Training:
Workshop Objective: To learn work zone and flagging procedures to become a certified flagger.
Workshop Description: This flagger workshop is a combination of lecture, manuals,
video and hands-on problem solving with regards to flagging in a work zone. The five
parts of a Traffic Control Work Zone will be discussed. Montana flagger certification
will be issued to all participants who successful pass the course.
Who Should Attend: Those wanting to become a certified flagger. Road department employees
from cities, counties, MDT, Forest Service, Park Service, BIA and Tribal employees
will all benefit from attending this workshop.
Instructor: Shawna Page has been a Certified Safety Officer and professional safety
instructor for over fifteen years, while also working in the construction field for
20 years. Shawna’s experience ranges from building construction
to Work Zone traffic control. Shawna is Montana LTAP’s primary instructor on many
courses that LTAP offers. Shawna regularly teaches MSHA courses including Part 46
refreshers, OSHA 10 & 30 courses, Asbestos Safety, Cold Weather Safety, flagging,
Work Zone Technician, Traffic Control Supervisor, and other safety courses.
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Please email [email protected] for more information and to register.
DATES & LOCATIONS:
May 13th, Butte
May 17th, Bozeman
May 18th, Crow Agency
May 19th, Billings
June 16th, Livingston
31st Annual Equipment Operator Training and Snow Rodeo
When: TBD
Where: TBD
TRAINING & EQUIPMENT
Classroom training will include:
- Operations & Safety: Snowplow/Dump truck, Wheeled Loader
- Equipment Operations & Maintenance: Pre-trip and walk around procedures
- Winter Operations & Safety: LTAP Winter Survival and Personal Safety
Operator safety, best practices for operation, and maintenance will be emphasized. The day two activities are a test of skill and a great opportunity for peer-to-peer exchange of ideas, techniques, and practices. Teamwork and friendly competition!
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
County Road Supervisors, Commissioners, Public Works Directors, Tribal Members, and other Interested Parties
The classroom workshop combined with field work and equipment safety training is designed to provide experience and test the skills of those performing operations on roads, streets, and runways. Personnel from Montana Department of Transportation, cities, towns, counties, tribal members, and military are all welcome.
Join us for two days of safety instruction, hands-on experience, food (lunch), and prizes.
Registration Fee:
Training $50, Competition $70, Training & Competition $120
REGISTER NOW
Online: https://www.montana.edu/cope/rsvp/front-end/rsvp.php?unique_id=5d5c365a4b95d5d5c365a4b99e
QUESTIONS?
Contact Matt Ulberg 406-531-1142 Email: [email protected]