Service Description

WORK-ZONE & CONSTRUCTION-SITE DRIVING AWARENESS Construction Traffic & Vehicle Hazard Recognition Course Type: Standalone Single-Elective-Topic Safety Awareness Course Format: Live Virtual Instructor-Led Training Duration: 1.5 Hours / 90 Minutes Cost: $99 per Participant Certificate: UCI Certificate of Completion issued same day References: 29 CFR 1926 Subpart G — §§ 1926.200–1926.201; applicable requirements of 29 CFR 1926 Subpart O; MUTCD Part 6, where applicable; and employer-specific traffic-control procedures. Course Description This practical, instructor-led course provides construction-focused training on recognizing hazards associated with driving and vehicle movement in roadway work zones and active construction sites. Participants learn about changing traffic patterns, temporary traffic-control devices, workers on foot, construction vehicles and equipment, blind areas, restricted travel paths, backing activity, speed management, and communication around work-zone operations. Instruction emphasizes situational awareness, anticipating changing conditions, maintaining safe speeds and separation distances, and following established traffic-control and employer procedures. Topics Include • Work-zone and construction-site hazards • Temporary traffic-control awareness • Signs, signals and barricades • Vehicle and pedestrian interaction • Blind areas and limited visibility • Backing and equipment movement • Speed and following-distance awareness • Spotter and communication practices • Changing roadway and site conditions Target Audience Construction workers, drivers, equipment operators, utility crews, delivery personnel, supervisors, contractors, roadway workers, new hires, and others who drive or work around vehicles in construction areas. Important Course Notice This is an independent, standalone safety awareness course and is not an OSHA Outreach Training Program course. Completion does not result in an OSHA 10-Hour or 30-Hour student course completion card. The UCI Certificate of Completion documents participation and is not an OSHA certification, government approval, driver qualification, flagger certification, or professional credential. This course does not replace employer-specific traffic-control training, equipment-specific operator training, flagger qualification, licensing requirements, or specialized roadway-work-zone training when required. Employers remain responsible for determining and providing extra applicable training.