Road Work, Steps 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3
A complete training program for those who will perform road work, operate road maintenance vehicles, work as a traffic controller, or participate in tasks involving traffic management systems. The course provides an understanding of the risks present in these environments and how they can be mitigated to enhance your safety on the job.
Upon passing the final exam, you will receive a course certificate valid for 4 years.
Target
After completing this comprehensive course, you will have the basic competence to perform road work, operate road maintenance vehicles, work as a traffic controller, and participate in tasks involving traffic management systems.
Target group
The course is suitable for those who work as:
- Surveyors
- Operators of road maintenance vehicles such as snowplows, salt spreaders, sand spreaders, and for those using service vehicles and performing planning tasks, as well as those carrying out intermittent work on low- and medium-class roads.
- Paving crew members.
- Assistants to personnel with Step 2 requirements, such as pilot vehicle drivers, etc.
- Traffic controllers and those who also perform pilot driving.
- Drivers of their own road maintenance vehicles.
Subjects covered in the course
The course is divided into three parts:
- Step 1.1 – General Basic Competence
- Step 1.2 – Basic Competence for Operating Road Maintenance Vehicles
- Step 1.3 – Basic Competence for Performing Road Work
The course provides you with general basic competence regarding applicable laws and regulations for individuals performing road work, as well as how to apply safety regulations in the workplace.
Key topics include:
- Relevant sections of the Work Environment Act and its regulations (AFS).
- General knowledge of the Traffic Ordinance, Road Sign Ordinance, and their regulations, with specific focus on rules relevant to the execution of road work.
- Understanding instructions communicated by personnel with Step 2 competence.
- Safe road maintenance work and transportation.
- Traffic management systems permitted on road maintenance vehicles and signage trailers.
- Risks associated with passing traffic.
- Personal protective equipment.
You will also learn about the connection between traffic-disruptive work and the road user’s need for traffic safety and accessibility, as well as how to create a safe work environment.
Regulations
TDOK 2018:0371 and TDOK 2018:0372
Technical information
System requirements
This course can be completed on a computer, tablet, or smartphone – whenever and wherever it suits you. To ensure the best possible experience, we recommend using an up-to-date web browser (such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari, or Firefox) and a stable internet connection with a minimum speed of 5 Mbps. If you are using a mobile network, a 4G connection or higher is recommended.
Course manual
No, this course does not include a course manual.
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