Yukon Traffic Control (Flagger) Course 2026
This course is for security guards and other workers in Yukon who may control traffic near road work or site entrances. It covers Yukon's rules on instructions for traffic control workers, hi-vis levels, night work, equipment and your rights. It is background knowledge only, not traffic control person (flagger) training.
Resposta rápida
Este curso gratuito tem cerca de 25 minutos de lições e um teste de 25 perguntas. Com 80% ou mais pode descarregar um certificado de conclusão (privado, não acreditado). Verificado com fontes oficiais em 12 de outubro de 2026.
O que vai aprender
- Explain who may direct traffic in Yukon and why a guard is not a peace officer
- Describe the instructions Yukon requires for workers who direct traffic
- Choose the right hi-vis level and headwear under Yukon rules
- Apply Yukon's rules for night work, barriers and mobile equipment
- Use your right to refuse unsafe work and report serious incidents
Obtenha 80% ou mais para descarregar o seu certificado.
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Resposta: B. Written and verbal instructions
Section 1.47(2) says workers who are required to direct traffic must be given written and verbal instructions.
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Resposta: A. Their signals and what to tell drivers
Under section 1.47(2), the written and verbal instructions cover the signals the worker uses and the instructions given to motorists.
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Resposta: B. When traffic on a public way may endanger a worker
Section 1.47(1) applies where a worker may be endangered by vehicular traffic on a project on a public way.
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Resposta: B. A pilot car
Section 1.47(1) lists measures such as workers directing traffic, warning signs, solid barriers, lane control devices or traffic lights, flashing lights or flares, and a pilot car.
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Resposta: D. Level 1
Section 1.48 requires Level 1 apparel for workers directing traffic on a public way or endangered by traffic on a public way.
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Resposta: B. Bright or fluorescent yellow, lime green, red or orange
Section 1.48 requires bright or fluorescent background material of yellow, lime green, red or orange.
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Resposta: A. 0.61 m (24 in)
Section 1.48 says a Level 1 garment must be at least 0.61 m (24 in) long. The 0.51 m length applies to Levels 2 and 3.
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Resposta: A. At least 5 cm (2 in)
Section 1.48 requires Level 1 garments to have fluorescent, retro-reflective trim at least 5 cm (2 in) wide.
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Resposta: D. At least 0.13 m² (200 in²)
Section 1.48 requires at least 0.13 m² (200 in²) of background material on both the front and the back of a Level 1 garment.
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Resposta: C. Two vertical stripes on the front and an X on the back
Section 1.48 allows the trim to be two vertical stripes on the front and an X pattern on the back.
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Resposta: D. When exposed to slow-moving mobile equipment
Section 1.48 links Level 2 to the danger of slow-moving mobile equipment at a workplace. Directing traffic on a public way needs Level 1.
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Resposta: D. When workers need to be easy to pick out at work
Section 1.48 requires Level 3 apparel where there is a need to distinguish the worker in the workplace.
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Resposta: A. A high-visibility colour, or reflective decals
Section 1.18 says safety headwear must be blaze orange, red or another high-visibility colour, or have retro-reflective decals, for work such as controlling traffic.
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Resposta: C. CSA Z94.1 (industrial protective headwear)
Section 1.18 says safety headwear must meet CSA Z94.1-05, ANSI Z89.1-2003 or another standard the board accepts.
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Resposta: D. Lighting for the station, plus reflective wrist and leg bands
Section 1.47(3) requires lighting for the traffic control workstation and retro-reflective devices such as wristbands and leg bands.
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Resposta: A. Warning lights
Section 1.46(10) says warning lights must be installed on or next to all barriers during darkness or when visibility is poor.
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Resposta: B. By barriers or by workers who direct traffic
Section 1.46(9) says that where short-duration work is done on a public way or public property, public access must be restricted or controlled by barriers or by workers who direct traffic.
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Resposta: A. In a safe spot where the operator can always see them
Section 6.38(b) allows the move if a signaller directs it from a safe position in continuous view of the operator, with a clear view of the path.
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Resposta: B. The person and the operator acknowledge each other
Section 6.39(2)(c) says the pedestrian and the operator must acknowledge each other before the pedestrian enters the hazardous area.
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Resposta: D. Follow that person's directions
The Yukon Driver's Basic Handbook says that if a traffic control person is directing traffic, you must follow that person's directions.
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Resposta: C. Obey traffic control persons and the posted speed
The handbook's construction signs section tells drivers to obey traffic control persons, travel within the posted speed and stay well back from all equipment.
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Resposta: C. A member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Section 1 of the Motor Vehicles Act defines a peace officer as a member of the RCMP. A guard or flagger is not a peace officer.
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Resposta: B. Follow the officer's lead and help only as asked
Police have legal authority over traffic, and Yukon's Motor Vehicles Act has rules on obeying a peace officer directing traffic. Follow their lead.
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Resposta: B. Ask for the instructions and gear first; refuse if unsafe
Yukon workers may refuse work they reasonably believe is unsafe. They report the refusal to their supervisor or employer right away.
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Resposta: A. Report it to the WSCB immediately, by phone
The WSCB says an incident that puts a worker in hospital as an inpatient must be reported right away, using its 24-hour line (867-667-5450).
Teclado: 1–4 para responder, Enter para a pergunta seguinte.
O que saber antes do exame
- Yukon's OHS regulations (section 1.47) say workers who direct traffic must get written and verbal instructions on the signals to use and what to tell motorists.
- Workers directing traffic on a public way in Yukon must wear Level 1 high-visibility apparel (section 1.48).
- At night, Yukon requires lighting for the traffic control station and retro-reflective wristbands and leg bands (section 1.47(3)).
- The Yukon driver's handbook says drivers must follow the directions of a traffic control person.
- In Yukon's Motor Vehicles Act, a peace officer is a member of the RCMP. A guard or flagger is not a peace officer.
Perguntas frequentes
Do I need a flagger certificate to control traffic in Yukon?
Yukon's OHS regulations require written and verbal instructions from your employer. They do not name a certificate. Your employer or the project owner may require a recognized course. This course is background knowledge only and is not that training.
Can a security guard direct traffic on a Yukon road?
Only as an assigned worker at a work zone, with the required instructions and gear, or when police ask for help. A guard is not a peace officer and has no general power to stop traffic.
What hi-vis do I need for traffic control in Yukon?
Level 1 apparel in bright or fluorescent yellow, lime green, red or orange, with retro-reflective trim at least 5 cm wide, plus high-visibility headwear.
Who do I call about an unsafe work zone in Yukon?
Tell your supervisor first. You can also contact the Workers' Safety and Compensation Board at 867-667-5645 or 1-800-661-0443.
O certificado é acreditado ou reconhecido oficialmente?
Não. É um certificado de conclusão privado, apenas para o seu conhecimento. Não é reconhecido, acreditado nem aprovado por nenhum governo, entidade licenciadora, regulador ou instituição de ensino e não substitui qualquer licença, certificação ou formação exigida por lei.
Fontes
- Yukon WSCB: OHS Regulations Part 1, General (sections 1.18, 1.46 to 1.48)
- Yukon WSCB: OHS Regulations Part 6, Mobile Equipment
- Government of Yukon: Yukon Driver's Basic Handbook
- Yukon Motor Vehicles Act, RSY 2002, c. 153
- Yukon WSCB: Right to refuse unsafe work
- Yukon WSCB: Report a serious incident or injury