Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: describe the supervisor’s responsibilities to help employees improve work zone safety; determine vehicles’ blind areas by mapping them out on the ground; demonstrate necessary steps to develop and implement a structured Internal Traffic Control Plan (ITCP); describe the principles and application of traffic control devices in order to implement a road user-friendly temporary traffic control set-up; identify, name and describe the uses of six different channeling devices used on highway work zone construction projects; determine whether channeling devices illustrated on a plan are used correctly based upon the presented application of use; match the symbols found on a typical application diagram key to their correct terminology; identify, list and quantify symbols found on six typical application illustrations; develop the correct phrasing for a Portable Changeable Message Sign (PCMS) given specific highway work zone situations; list and describe the four parts of a typical traffic control zone; select the proper traffic control device to match the work zone environment; list and describe three key elements in protecting pedestrians moving through a traffic control zone.