HCCA offers the following classes, generally taught at facilities of the member firms or local hotels, and open to both HCCA and non-HCCA personnel. Please note that the rates differ for members and non-members. HCCA can also arrange for special classes to be taught to individual member and non-member firms at their own facilities. Contact the HCCA office at 703-392-7410 for further details. Course offerings, dates, times and locations are shown on the home page.

VA Basic/Traffic Control Technician Training -- This one day class is an introductory training in principles of temporary traffic work zone traffic control.  Trainees must complete a written exam and will, upon successful completion, receive certification.

VA Basic/Traffic Control Technician Training – Spanish -- This one day class is an introductory training in principles of temporary traffic work zone traffic control.  Trainees must complete a written exam and will, upon successful completion, receive certification.  Class is taught in Spanish and is intended for Spanish speakers only. 

VA Intermediate/Traffic Control Supervisory Training -- This two day course is designed to train those who will be actively involved in designing or supervising temporary traffic control in VA work zones.  Trainees are required to complete a written exam and will, upon successful completion, receive a certificate

VA Advanced/Traffic Control Safety Training – This two day roadway design base course is for  roadway design or bridge engineers responsible for the work zone traffic control plan development. 
ARTBA OSHA-10 – Class is a modified version of the OSHA-10 class specifically designed for the bridge and highway construction industry.

OSHA-10 -- This course explores ten OSHA subparts that can be customized for specific needs.  This is an indispensable course that all employees should have as a baseline in their continuing construction industry education.

OSHA-30 -- Necessary for any managers, foremen, superintendents, project managers and above.  OSHA’s thirty hour training program can be customized to cover 1926 standards.  Foremost training module for all persons in supervisory and management positions.

Confined Space -- An 8-hour program covering OSHA Permit-Required Confined Space (OSHA   CFR 1910.126).  Includes hazard identification,   atmospheric testing, entry procedures, etc.

Trenching and Excavation (Sub Part P) --  Necessary for everyone working with or exposed to trenching and excavation.  An 8-hour program  covering OSHA underground construction (CFR 1926 – Subpart P).  Course includes hydraulic shoring systems, cave-ins, trenching, trench boxes and more.

Fall Protection -- Necessary for everyone working   at or close to six foot fall hazards.  This class is to recognize what fall hazards are and allow participants to pick the best fall protection solution for them.  Course will allow for ample hands-on training.

First Aid/CPR -- OSHA requires at least one First Aid/CPR provider on every site.  Class covers basic life support and first aid concepts to assist in jobsite or home emergencies.

ATSSA Flagging -- Learn the basic flagging  procedures in this four hour training.  You will learn the techniques and principals to flag traffic safely, effectively, and efficiently.  Flagger Cards will be  issued at the end of each class.  Flagger Cards are good for two years before re-certification.  This course meets the VDOT requirements for Flagging Traffic in the state of Virginia.

Forklift Operator Certification Training—Film, classroom and practical exercises.  Students will perform all the normal forklift functions as well as operating forward and backward through an obstacle course.

Crane Signalman Training — Classroom and practical exercise of safely moving an actual  load from one location to another by signals alone.

Work Zone Traffic Control Training is required for anyone who is responsible for work zone traffic control planning, design, implementation, inspection, and/or for supervising the selection, placement, or maintenance of traffic control schemes and devices in work zones on the Virginia highway system.  The training must be completed by July 1, 2009.  The certification is good for four years.