Certification
ATSSA is the leading certification and training organization for road, traffic and highway professionals. For more than three decades we have provided quality road safety training and certification solutions. After completing one of our high-level safety training courses, take the next step in your career by adding an ATSSA certification designation. Learn about recertifying.
*Certification is included with this course; no application necessary.
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The Certification Process
To be certified, you will need to meet the following criteria to receive a designation through the ATSSA Certification Board:
ATSSA reviews and verifies your application, training and work experience.
Upon validation of the application and work experience, and approval by the ATSSA Certification Board, you will receive certification, which is valid for up to four (4) years.
With ongoing regulatory, compliance and industry safety changes, ATSSA requires recertification every four (4) years* to ensure that certified individuals stay up-to-date with the latest standards and techniques necessary to effectively perform their jobs and ensure both public and worker safety.
*Flagger certification length and standards vary by state. View details by state
We offer three convenient ways to recertify:
Please download and carefully read the recertification request form to make sure that you understand the criteria for retaining your certification. A completed application and payment must be sent to customerservice@atssa.com to begin processing recertification requests. Expired certifications that fall within the six month grace period are subject to a $25 administrative fee.
Disclaimer: ATSSA provides training and certification but neither constitutes employment by ATSSA.
American Traffic Safety Services Association represents the roadway safety infrastructure industry with effective legislative advocacy, traffic control safety training and a far-reaching member partnership.