Yes! We can send our instructors to clients’ facilities. See our Private Training page for more information.
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Yes! We can send our instructors to clients’ facilities. See our Private Training page for more information.
In our registration portal, you may add multiple participants during the checkout process. Note that each participant must have a unique email address.
You can register online by visiting our registration portal.
If you took your class directly from Evergreen Safety Council, you should receive a PDF of your certification within 3-5 business days of completing your course. If you have misplaced or did not receive the email, contact us at esc@esc.org or (425)814-3868 for assistance.
If you took your course with one of our Authorized Training Providers, contact them for more information.
If you took your class directly from Evergreen Safety Council, you should receive an email with tracking information once your card has shipped. If you took a class with one of our Authorized Training Providers, check with them directly.
If you took your class directly from Evergreen Safety Council, we typically issue certification cards within 3-5 days. A PDF version will be emailed to you, and a physical version will be shipped via UPS. You should receive an email with tracking information once your card has shipped. If you took a class with one of our Authorized Training Providers, your card will be shipped to them.
As long as your certification is valid, you may order a replacement card by filling out this form. There is a $20 fee. Note that many of our certification cards are printable, meaning that you receive a PDF copy of your card upon course completion, which you are welcome to print and keep in your wallet. We also recommend saving the PDF on your mobile device.
If you are taking a Washington PEVO or Oregon TCS course, your course materials will be sent to you in the mail prior to your training session. If you are taking WITPAC, the materials are in a downloadable packet that you may print them at home.
No. You may not participate in the class if you are actively operating a vehicle.
No. You must have a laptop or desktop computer with a webcam, speakers or headphones, and microphone. Tablets or phones are not sufficient for participation in the class.
Check out our infographic to find out what equipment you need.
No. Everyone must be on their own computer. Sharing a computer with another class participant is not allowed.
Call our office at (425) 814-3868 as soon as possible to reschedule your class.
Our live online instructor-led courses are held over Zoom. You will receive a Zoom link when you register for the course. Exams are given on a digital platform and you will receive the link during your instructor-led session.
If you have never attended a meeting on Zoom before, it is a good idea to get it installed and ensure you are comfortable with the program before the day of your class. Zoom has many helpful how-to videos online. Feel free to reach out to one of our customer support specialists at (425) 814-3868 if you want additional tech help before the day of class.
You can use a laptop or desktop computer, tablet, or iOS or Android mobile device to access our self-directed online courses.
If you’re having trouble with one of our self-directed online courses on your mobile device, we recommend downloading and using the TalentLMS app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store, and using the app to access your course.
As long as your certification is valid, you may order a replacement card by filling out this form. There is a $20 fee. Note that many of our certification cards are printable, meaning that you receive a PDF copy of your card upon course completion, which you are welcome to print and keep in your wallet. We also recommend saving the PDF on your mobile device.
Washington and Idaho Flagger certifications are valid for three years.
You do not need a Driver License. Any form of government-issued ID is acceptable.
No, the Washington Flagger class is not offered online. Per Washington State rules, these classes are only offered in person.
No, but you can read through the digital copy of book and try answering the review questions at the end of each chapter. You’ll receive a link to the digital copy of the book with your registration confirmation.
You may, but it needs to be someone who is not a close friend or family member. Students must be able to answer the questions on their own.
No, you do not need to have a photo on your card. Washington and Idaho Flagger cards are designed to be valid with a government-issued photo ID (such as a state ID card or Driver License).
You must be at least 18 years of age to operate as a flagger.
Washington, Oregon, and Idaho State Flagger cards are accepted in the states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana for Department of Transportation projects.
No, students in the WA TCS class will only receive a TCS or TCT certification. They must earn their Washington Flagger certification separately.
No, Washington TCSs must have an approved Flagger card in order to work in a Traffic Control Zone. This is an L&I requirement.
To receive your Washington TCS or TCT certification card, the following documents must be submitted:
To send us your documentation, please fill out this form.
What documents must I submit for my Washington Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS) certification?
To receive your Washington State Traffic Control Supervisor certification card, the following documents must be submitted:
Verification of 2000 hours of work zone experience must be submitted as follows:
Who can submit the letters? Letters may be submitted by anyone who can verify the knowledge and experience of the TCS candidate, including employers (past and/or present), subcontractors, DOT Inspectors, or other Traffic Control Supervisors.
What must the letter(s) include? TCS candidates may no longer have just flagging hours. The letter(s) must include a brief history and detailed description of at least TWO of the following:
What format must the letter(s) be in? The letter(s) must:
To send us your documentation, please fill out this form.
To receive your Oregon TCS or TCT certification card, the following documents must be submitted:
To send us your documentation, please fill out this form.
To receive your Oregon Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS) certification, you must submit verification of 2000 hours of work zone experience.
Documentation must be submitted in the form of 2 signed letters (or 1 letter with 2 signatures).
Who can submit the letter(s)? Letter(s) may be submitted by anyone who can verify the knowledge and experience of the TCS candidate, including employers (past and/or present), subcontractors, DOT Inspectors, or other Traffic Control Supervisors.
What must the letter(s) include? The letter(s) must include:
What format must the letter(s) be in? The letter(s) must:
The required 2000 hours of work zone experience may include work in the following areas:
To send us your documentation, please fill out this form.
Washington and Idaho TCS certifications are valid for four years. The Oregon TCS certification is valid for three years.
Washington and Oregon only accept their own state TCS cards.
Idaho accepts both Washington and Oregon TCS cards; however, the TCS is responsible for reviewing Idaho’s standards and laws.