APV – Level 2.3 – Traffic Control Device Supervisor
APV Level 2.3 is designed for personnel responsible for traffic control and protective devices at road work sites. The role involves ensuring that all protective installations are established, modified, and restored correctly, and that they remain effective and compliant throughout the duration of the work.
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Contact usThis course is designed to prepare participants for the certification examination administered by the Swedish Transport Administration.
For more information about certification requirements and how to book the certification exam, please visit the Swedish Transport Administration website. trafikverket.se.
The certification is valid for four years.
The goal
The Traffic Control Device Supervisor is required to be present whenever energy-absorbing traffic safety devices are installed, modified, or reinstated/relocated, with the exception of vehicle-mounted and trailer-mounted TMA systems.
After completing the course, you will have the knowledge and practical understanding needed to fulfil this responsibility, contribute to a safe working environment, and ensure road safety in accordance with applicable requirements.
The target group
Road workers appointed to oversee and manage traffic safety devices and protective installations at road work sites.
The topics covered
- Advanced basic APV competence covering Levels 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3
- Traffic safety devices and protective installations
- Documentation – reading and interpretation
- Longitudinal safety barriers and crash cushions
- Transverse safety barriers and protective installations
- Protective devices for vulnerable road users (pedestrians and cyclists)
References
TDOK 2018:0371 and TDOK 2018:0372, the Swedish Traffic Ordinance, the Road Signs Ordinance, the Work Environment Act and its associated regulations, the Roads Act together with related ordinances and regulations, regulations issued by the Swedish Transport Agency, and other relevant legislation and regulatory requirements.
Prerequisites
The course requires competence in accordance with APV Level 1 (Levels 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3).
Individuals performing this role must be able to communicate in Swedish.
We take pride in delivering up-to-date courses at all times and never shy away from thinking innovatively in all fields. You and your employees will always be met by highly skilled instructors who have field experience and have faced the challenges firsthand. It is a goal that everyone gets the most out of the courses they attend. Therefore, we ensure that our instructors stay professionally updated through studies, training, and close collaboration with authorities and industry organizations. This creates an environment focused on learning and safety.
Our instructors not only have solid subject knowledge - they also have practical experience and understanding of the challenges you face in everyday life. Through close cooperation with both authorities and industry organisations, we ensure that our courses are always updated and comply with the latest safety requirements and regulations.
We take pride in delivering up-to-date courses at all times and never shy away from thinking innovatively in all fields. You and your employees will always be met by highly skilled instructors who have field experience and have faced the challenges firsthand. It is a goal that everyone gets the most out of the courses they attend. Therefore, we ensure that our instructors stay professionally updated through studies, training, and close collaboration with authorities and industry organizations.
This creates an environment focused on learning and safety.
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