MOT (TTC) Traffic Control Training
Train With Confidence. Earn Your MOT Certification in Basic, Intermediate, or Refresher Training.
Safety on the Road Starts With Certified Traffic Control Professionals
Improper traffic control puts lives at risk. Whether it’s a roadside work zone or a busy lane closure, one mistake can lead to serious injury or worse. That’s why Florida law requires MOT (Temporary Traffic Control) training—and why Alpha-Omega Training and Compliance, Inc. (AOTC) is trusted to deliver it. Our FDOT-approved Basic, Intermediate, and Intermediate Refresher courses meet certification standards, reduce liability, and prepare workers to manage traffic control zones with confidence, precision, and safety.
About MOT (TTC) Training
Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) or Temporary Traffic Control (TTC) Training is required in Florida for anyone working on or near roadways, including contractors, inspectors, and supervisors who place or maintain traffic control devices. MOT (TTC) training ensures workers can set up and manage work zones safely, protect crews and motorists, and minimize traffic disruptions.
Certification must be maintained through Basic, Intermediate, or Refresher courses, depending on role and experience. Staying current is key to compliance, safety, and liability reduction.
Our Training Program
At Alpha-Omega Training and Compliance, Inc. (AOTC), we offer FDOT-approved MOT (Temporary Traffic Control) training specifically designed to meet the needs of roadway professionals throughout Florida.
What We Offer
- Basic MOT: 4 hours for entry-level personnel
- Intermediate MOT: 16 hours for those managing or supervising traffic control zones
- Intermediate MOT Refresher: 8 hours to renew certification before expiration
Led by certified instructors with hands-on experience, AOTC’s training covers everything from work zone setup and MUTCD compliance to flagging procedures and FDOT regulations. With engaging instruction and real-world examples, we help your team gain the knowledge and confidence to keep roadways safe and compliant.
What to Expect
We deliver clear, focused, classroom-based training with no fieldwork or fluff. You’ll get practical knowledge, up-to-date standards, and the confidence to implement safe work zones.
Each course covers:
- MUTCD guidelines for signs, signals, and barriers
- Roles and responsibilities for work zone personnel
- Set up and breakdown of temporary traffic control zones
- Rules for flagging and lane closures
- Risk assessment and liability avoidance
- Legal and compliance requirements for MOT license certification
Whether you’re an entry-level worker or a seasoned supervisor, you’ll walk away from training with actionable knowledge that translates directly to safer work sites. Our instructors deliver examples, case studies, and real-world applications to make the material stick.
Our Classes
Certified instructors with years of experience in roadway safety and traffic control teach our MOT (TTC) training classes. Classes are structured to maximize learning and reduce downtime, with formats tailored for adults working in the field.
- Max Class Size Per Instructor: No set limit, but a minimum charge for 10 students applies
- Class Durations:: Basic: 4 Hours; Intermediate: 16 Hours; Intermediate Refresher: 8 Hours.
All sessions are held in classroom settings with high-quality visuals, regulatory reviews, and group discussions. While no field exercises are included, the curriculum is designed to simulate realistic situations with signage plans and work zone diagrams.
Our instructors provide individualized attention as needed and are happy to answer questions specific to your job or work zone challenges. The course structure ensures every participant receives a comprehensive understanding of their responsibilities following FDOT and MUTCD guidelines.
Certifications
Upon completing your selected training (Basic, Intermediate, or Refresher), participants will receive an official MOT Certification Card recognized by FDOT.
- Intermediate and Refresher certifications are valid for 4 years.
- Basic MOT is typically used for entry-level roles or as an awareness tool.
Staying current ensures compliance with Florida regulations and prepares your team for site inspections, public safety enforcement, and jobsite safety audits. If your Intermediate certification is nearing expiration, we recommend scheduling a Refresher course early to maintain continuous coverage.
Find a Class Near You
Our MOT classes are available across Florida. Let us help you schedule training at your site or enroll your team in an upcoming session.
MOT (TTC) Training Near Me
- Titusville, FL
- Jacksonville, FL
- Tampa, FL
- Newberry, FL
- Macon, GA
Equip your team with the knowledge they need to stay compliant and maintain safer work zones through expert-led training that delivers real results.
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Schedule MOT (TTC) Training Today
Secure your team’s certification to protect workers, reduce liability, and maintain safe, compliant work zones. Contact us today to schedule training or learn about upcoming class dates.