The Roadway Lighting Technician Level II review is an advanced certification program that is designed to build upon the fundamentals of the Roadway Lighting Level I program. The Level II program covers an advanced level of knowledge and skill sets required specifically for roadway lighting design, installation, management and maintenance.

The review material covered in this program is:

Roadway Lighting Design
Electrical Requirements
Structural and Construction Requirements
Roadway Lighting Inspection
Inspection of Underground Facilities
Inspection of Poles
Inspection of Overhead Equipment
Roadway Lighting Control Systems
Lighting Design Calculations
Maintenance and Management
Reference Documents

This program is intended for those responsible for the design, installation, management and maintenance of roadway lighting who seek an advanced level of professional certification.

Prerequisites: Work Zone Temporary Traffic Control Technician Certification or equivalent as approved by the IMSA Section Certification Chair, Roadway Lighting Technician Level I, and two years of roadway lighting field experience.

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