Flaggers are used in construction operations to provide traffic control whenever potential hazards may be present. A flagger’s main responsibility is to protect the safety of workers and the public, deal with emergency vehicles and identify the correct flagging practices, procedures, equipment, and clothing. In this 4-hour course, students will receive an introduction to Federal and New York State policies, procedures, and standards. The training will cover essential principles of work zone safety outlined in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) manual, with a particular focus on identifying and preventing hazardous conditions. The course will provide a comprehensive understanding of the correct signals and safe flagging techniques that comply with New York regulations, including flagging procedures and the proper utilization of necessary equipment. Moreover, students will learn how to effectively coordinate traffic flow within work zones. To reinforce their learning, students will engage in hands-on training and participate in various classroom activities to enhance their flagging skills.