A TCT is a traffic control technician who has performed a minimum of 1,000 hours in the field and has taken the requisite training and testing to be certified by ATSSA.

A TCS is a traffic control technician who has performed a minimum of 2,000 hours in the field and taking the requisite training and testing to be certified by ATSSA.

The operational software primarily used by ISG branches.

A TCP can be drawn either by a certified engineer, or in some districts, a person holding a TCS or TCT designation. It is like a blue print for how the traffic control devices should be laid out on any given roadway or highway.

A TCD is a device that aides in the control of traffic. They are regulated by the MUTCD and by state or local specifications. It can mean anything from a barricade, a cone, a barrel, temporary signage, a MB or AB, flashing lights or a whole host of other items.

The provision of traffic control devices, temporary striping or flagging to temporarily direct traffic. Some TC can last months while a project is completed.

Business Intelligence platform used to help big data small.

A policy of RoadSafe wherein every employee has the right and obligation to stop work if a dangerous situation is happening or bout to happen. Please see RoadSafe’s Stop Work Authority Policy for more detail.

The insurance company that issues our payment and performance bonds.

A benefit provided to eligible RoadSafe employees for short term disability