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Flagging Certification

Flagging class registration and coordination will be handled by Central's CE program from here on but will still be held at the GT campus.

Flagging & Traffic Control Information

The registration fee of $99 must be paid in advance. 

Register and pay ONLINE with CREDIT CARD.

For class dates and to register, Click here.

The listing is under "Job Skills - Trades". All sessions are posted. We hold one session per month. 

Classes fill rapidly; register and pay early to guarantee your seat.

Classes are held at the Georgetown Campus: 6737 Corson Ave South, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. in Building C.

Parking is available for $5 a day. Students pay at the parking kiosk located in front of Colin Educational Hall.

Cancellation must be made at least two business days before the course start date, a full refund, less a $10 processing fee will be issued.

Our cancelation policy is here.

Fee includes book and flagger certification card.

Certification is valid for three (3) years in Washington/Oregon/Idaho/Montana.

Flagging & Traffic Control Certification

The flagger must, through visual movements and appearance, establish authority and confidence so traffic responds in time and consistently with the need to stop, change lanes, proceed more slowly, or maneuver as necessary around the work site.

The trained flagger is the key factor in establishing proper warning and traffic control to assure workers' safety and to see that traffic moves cautiously and consistently through the work zone.

The contents of this class will provide you, the flagger, with the information and procedures necessary to enhance the safety of both workers and drivers while in typical street and highway construction and repair projects.

This is the required certification for applying for a flagging and traffic control position in the State of Washington with reciprocity in Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. The certification manual used for this class incorporates required information from the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), Part 6 of the Temporary Traffic Control for Standards and Procedures in the State of Washington.