APA Special Programs
Take your career in traffic signal technology to the next level with APA's Special Programs — a curated series of hands-on training courses designed for technicians, inspectors, and engineers at every stage. Whether you're just getting started or preparing for advanced certification, these programs deliver practical knowledge, real-world scenarios, and essential skills.
Need RENEWAL HOURS and don't want to sit through the same old boring programs?
Someone with a Traffic Signal Inspector or Traffic Signal Technician of ANY level can attend one of our new programs and use those hours to renew their current Traffic SIgnal certifications ... These programs meet all the criteria for Traffic Signal certification renewal :)
🚦 Signals 101
Master the basics of traffic signal systems — from PPE and safety to signal components, phasing, detection, and cabinet layout. Perfect for new technicians or those seeking to reinforce their foundation.
🕵️ Signal Inspector 101
Learn how to conduct inspections with confidence. This course covers standards, documentation, visual assessments, common field issues, and how to ensure compliance with MUTCD, ADA, and NEMA guidelines.
🛠️ NEMA Troubleshooting
Dive deep into the logic of NEMA TS1 and TS2 cabinets. This advanced course covers system diagnostics, SDLC communication, component replacement, and practical troubleshooting methods for real-world failures.
FOR IMSA WORKZONE SAFETY RENEWALS
We found you some freebie hours :)
Because the Florida Department of Transportation requires workers in Florida to have the FDOT Temporary Traffic Control (TTC) Certifications, we don't often offer the IMSA Workzone here but we do understand students outside of Florida still need to renew their Workzone certifications so we went and found some resources for you :D
NHI offers a National Traffic Incident Management Responder Training (course code 133126A). It's 4.5 hours, Web-Based, and costs $0!
In case you didn't know, hours from an OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 can be applied to your Workzone renewal and you can use the Florida TTC program hours toward your Workzone as well.