Virtual Learning

ATSSA Traffic Control Design Specialist (1.5 Days)

• Jan 23, 2025 (9:00 - 5:00 pm CT; 8:00 - 4:00 pm MT)
  Virtual Learning (desktop/laptop and mobile devices)
• Jan 24, 2025 (9:00 - 1:00 pm CT; 8:00 - 12:00 pm MT)
  Virtual Learning (desktop/laptop and mobile devices)

Registration

A webinar link will be emailed 2 days prior to the presentation.

The above opportunity and more can be accessed by visiting the TLN Learning Management System (LMS).

Description

This course covers the entire process of designing, installing, maintaining, and evaluating temporary traffic control in work zones. Upon completion of this course, participants will be equipped with a comprehensive understanding of the engineering concepts necessary for designing effective traffic control plans. They will grasp the fundamental principles of temporary traffic control, enabling them to make informed discretionary decisions and adjustments. Participants will also be able to cite the sources of standards, guidelines, and specifications that govern the design of traffic control plans (TCPs). Additionally, they will acquire the skills to design TCPs that facilitate the inspection and maintenance functions of traffic control systems. Finally, participants will understand the proper processes and procedures for making TCP adjustments, managing the disposition of actions generated, and recognizing the legal implications involved.

This presentation will NOT be recorded, there will be NO exam, and NO ATSSA certification provided. Upon completion of this presentation, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion from TLN. This certificate of completion will be in the participants record on the TLN Learning Management System (LMS). Participants may log in to the LMS and retrieve their certificate to download or print.

Speaker(s)

Tim Luttrell is a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Tennessee and the District of Columbia. Prior to his 25-year career at Leidos/SAIC, he worked for the State of Tennessee in developing TDOT's long range planning processes and STIP programs. He currently manages contracts with FHWA on Work Zone Safety, is an ATSSA Master Instructor under the Work Zone Safety Grant Program and performs traffic studies and designs. He has taught hundreds of courses over the past decade for ATSSA, FHWA, the National Highway Institute, and UGPTI's Transportation Learning Network (TLN).

Target Audience

Engineers, Engineering Technicians, Local Governments, Consultants, and all others responsible for temporary traffic control design and traffic control plans (TCPs).