IMSA - International Municipal Signal Association

Traffic Signal Level II

Traffic Signal Bench Technician Level II
Traffic Signal Construction Technician Level II
Traffic Signal Design/Engineering Technician Level II
Traffic Signal Field Technician Level II

Traffic Signal Bench Technician Level II

The Traffic Signal Level II Certification indicates the holder has a well-rounded background in traffic signal technology from coursework and experience. The Level II Bench certification indicates the technician has additional training on traffic signal control cabinet equipment. This training includes the programming, application, and maintenance of controllers, conflict monitors, vehicle and pedestrian detection systems, and the communication and power wiring of the cabinet. The technician is also trained in electronic circuit operation and fault diagnosis, and the use of test equipment for diagnosis and certification of control cabinet equipment. The certification holder is prepared to make a substantial contribution in the signal maintenance operation of either a private firm or a public agency by preparing signal cabinets for deployment and/or troubleshooting and repairing cabinet components that are brought in from the field.

Prerequisites:
IMSA Work Zone Traffic Control Safety Certification or approved equivalent
IMSA Level I Traffic Signal Technician Certification
Two (2) years experience in the Traffic Signal Field

Order Form
On-Line Order

Traffic Signal Construction Technician Level II

The Traffic Signal Level II Certification indicates the holder has a well-rounded background in traffic signal technology from coursework and experience. The Level II Construction certification indicates the technician has additional training on traffic signal control system construction, safety, materials, methods, and equipment. Activities covered include: safe operation of construction equipment (from concrete saws to cranes), planning activities, documentation, and installation of conduits, poles, mast arms, signal heads, cabinets, and inductive loops. Setup and testing of a new signal installation is also reviewed. The certification holder is prepared to make a substantial contribution in the traffic signal construction group of a private firm or a public agency where new or replacement traffic signal construction is the focus.

Prerequisites:
IMSA Work Zone Traffic Control Safety Certification or approved equivalent
IMSA Level I Traffic Signal Technician Certification
Two (2) years experience in the Traffic Signal Field

Order Form
On-Line Order

Traffic Signal Design/Engineering Technician Level II

The Traffic Signal Level II Certification indicates the holder has a well-rounded background in traffic signal technology from coursework and experience. The Level II Engineering certification indicates the technician has additional training on traffic signal control system planning, design, theory of operation, and legal/regulatory issues. Areas of training include industry standards, liability and regulatory considerations, traffic data collection, site inspections (prior to signal design), detection design, intersection phasing and timing plans, volume density and coordination timing, equipment selection, and project management. The certification holder is prepared to make a substantial contribution in the design of signalized intersections, whether employed by a private firm or a public agency, where new or replacement traffic signal planning and design is the focus.

Prerequisites:
IMSA Work Zone Traffic Control Safety Certification or approved equivalent
IMSA Level I Traffic Signal Technician Certification
Two (2) years experience in the Traffic Signal Field

Order Form
On-Line Order

Traffic Signal Field Technician Level II

The Traffic Signal Level II Certification indicates the holder has a well-rounded background in traffic signal technology from coursework and experience. The Level II Field certification indicates the technician has additional training on traffic signal control system troubleshooting, on-site repairs, and maintenance methods and equipment. Areas of training include worksite safety, maintenance of traffic, traffic signal system equipment standards and operation, installation inspection, troubleshooting, equipment repair, replacement and programming, test equipment, signal phasing and timing, detection, system communications, preventive maintenance, and documentation. The certification holder is prepared to make a substantial contribution in the maintenance and repair of signalized intersections, whether employed by a private firm or a public agency.

Prerequisites:
IMSA Work Zone Traffic Control Safety Certification or approved equivalent
IMSA Level I Traffic Signal Technician Certification
Two (2) years experience in the Traffic Signal Field

Order Form
On-Line Order