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Course: Work Zone Traffic Control Technician Qualification

Upcoming Course Dates

July 9, 2013
Fairfield Inn Lexington North
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September 10, 2013
Fairfield Inn Lexington North
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This course is intended for individuals working for governmental agencies, utilities, and highway contractors who place, monitor, and maintain traffic control devices on public roadways in Kentucky. Technicians must be qualified through training and testing and certified by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet every five years.

Payment

Payment is required in advance, except employees of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.

Who Should Attend

Work Zone Training & Testing courses are designed to provide governmental roadway maintenance workers the basic knowledge necessary to safely and efficiently maintain Kentucky's highways. These classes are open to local and state governmental employees, private industry, the general public and anyone regardless of job assignment with interest in learning more about maintaining roads and streets.

Registration

Participants may register on-line and pay for the class using Visa or MasterCard. You may also print and complete a Registration Form and fax it to 859-257-1061, mail it to us, or contact us by phone at 800-432-0719 or 859-257-7364 to register. NOTE: Payment is required in advance, except employees of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.

Fees

  • $185

Fee includes all materials, refreshments, and lunch. NOTE: Payment is required in advance, except employees of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.

Agenda

To reduce overtime and travel during this time of budget restrictions, course times have been set as follows: The on-site registration desk opens and sign-in begins 30 minutes prior to the scheduled class start time. Most classes begin at 8:00 a.m. or 8:30 a.m., and adjourn between 3:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. You will receive exact times through your confirmation letter two weeks prior to the course.

Attendance

To help a participant get the most out of each training course/workshop, attendance is limited. However, without the required minimum of 15 people, a course will be cancelled. All courses are subject to change. If there are any changes, the registered party will be notified immediately. Click on the course descriptions listed above to register. NOTE: State employees wishing to register for a Work Zone Training & Testing course should contact their District Training Coordinators. All state registrations must come to us from the Training Coordinators.

Cancellation

If you are registered and cannot attend, please let us know at least two business days prior to the workshop. If we do not receive advance notice of your cancellation, you will be charged the full registration fee. Someone may substitute for you at any time. All cancellations will be given a cancellation number.

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