Construction Flagging Contractors in Oregon

Construction Flagging Contractors (CF) are licensed by the Oregon CCB to provide traffic control and flagging services at construction sites on Oregon roads and public rights-of-way. There are currently 45 active CF licenses in Oregon.

Construction flagging is a safety-critical function: flaggers direct vehicle and pedestrian traffic through or around active construction zones, coordinating with site supervisors to maintain safe movement while protecting both workers and the public. Oregon requires construction flaggers to be licensed through the CCB to ensure minimum training standards are met and that contractors operating flagging crews are bonded and insured.

CF-licensed contractors typically work as subcontractors to general contractors on road construction, utility installation, and infrastructure projects. They are also engaged directly by municipalities, ODOT, and private property owners for any project requiring traffic control on or adjacent to public roadways.

If a construction project near your property involves road closures or lane restrictions, the contractor managing traffic control should hold an active CF license. You can verify any construction flagging contractor's license status at CCB Lookup in seconds.