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Basic Temporary Traffic Control (BTTC) Training
This is a self-guided course that can be downloaded and used by companies/agencies to train their staff. It is an introductory course on the design and layout of TTC devices and work zone typical applications.
SHA's BTTC Training Course
(PDF, 3.13MB)
Contact Information:
Mr. Clarence Haskett (INSTRUCTOR)
Maryland State Highway Administration
www.marylandroads.com
(410)787-5876
Course Fee: None
Traffic Manager's (TM) Training
SHA's TM Training Course
Contact Information:
Ms. Laurie Baquol (REGISTRATION)
Maryland Transportation Builders and Materials Association
www.mtbma.org
(410)760-9505
Mr. Clarence Haskett (INSTRUCTOR)
Maryland State Highway Administration
www.marylandroads.com
(410)787-5876
Course Fee:
$20.00 (Government employees)
$80.00 (Others)
Training valid for four (4) years from successful course completion
Flagger Training
ATSSA’s Flagger Training Course
Conducted by SHA for State and Local Municipalities Only
Conducted by Approved ATSSA Flagger Instructors (see below)
ATSSA training received in other states is valid for work on SHA roadways
Flagger Instructor Training
ATSSA's Flagger Instructor Training (FIT) Course
FIT Course Prerequisites
SHA's TM Training Course
ATSSA's Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS) Course
Course Fee:
FIT Course - $350.00
TM Course - See TTC Training Program Information
TCS Course – Varies depending on location
TCS Course Exam (recertification only) – No charge, if proctored by SHA
TCS Course Exam (recertification only) – $15.00 if taken with ATSSA
Flagger/Flagger Instructor Training
Contact Information:
Ms. Tammy Loving (ATSSA) (877)642-4637 ext.119
Mr. Clarence Haskett (SHA) (410)787-5876
More Information:
Approved flagger instructors, flaggers, and upcoming courses can be found at ATSSA’s website –
http://www.atssa.com/cs/flagger
Flagger/Flagger Instructor training is valid for four (4) years from the date of successful completion of course
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