Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Signal Installation Technician E-Z Bel Infrastructure Construction San Antonio, TX Job Details $22 - $26 an hour 17 hours ago Benefits Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance Tuition reimbursement Paid time off Employee assistance program Vision insurance Pet insurance Qualifications Lifting equipment Cable systems installation Digital multimeters Construction material handling Electrical cable pulling Outdoor work experience Equipment installation Unloading Flagging for traffic control Cable assembly Electrical schematic reading and interpretation Assembly wiring Mid-level Inspection reporting and documentation Company vehicle operation Emergency power systems Electrical safety procedures Bucket operation Driver's License Construction plans Personal protective equipment (PPE) implementation Following blueprint specifications Electrical layout diagram interpretation Voltage testers Cleaning Wiring and circuitry work Power tools Underground cables Bucket truck Electrical termination installation Full Job Description Make Every Intersection Safer Picture your day starting before the streets get busy. You review the engineered layout, gear up, and head to the site. From the bucket of an aerial lift, you set a new signal head perfectly in line with the traffic lanes below. In the cabinet, your wiring is clean and labeled. By late afternoon, testing confirms strong continuity and reliable detection. That intersection now runs smoother—and the city moves a little safer—because of your work. About the Role As an ITS Signal Installation Technician, you will assemble, wire, and install signal systems, pedestrian push buttons, detection devices, and related components according to engineered plans. You'll work with both overhead and underground wiring, run bucket trucks and aerial lifts, and deliver installations that meet MUTCD, OSHA, and project specifications. The work is outdoors in all conditions and calls for technical expertise, endurance, and rigorous electrical and aerial safety practices. What You'll Tackle Interpret intersection layouts, engineered schematics, and overhead signal plans to guide installation. Install and wire signal heads, pedestrian push buttons, and detection devices to match project requirements. Pull, route, and splice overhead and underground conductors through conduit systems with correct color coding and terminations. Assemble and set signal poles, mast arms, and brackets using proper hardware, torque values, and rigging methods. Install and configure detection systems, controllers, cabinets, and battery backup units for continuous operation. Operate bucket trucks and aerial lifts to position and align signals for optimal orientation and visibility. Conduct voltage, continuity, and signal testing with multimeters and other diagnostic tools. Adhere to MUTCD, OSHA, and company standards for aerial work, electrical safety, and traffic control. Keep cabinet, junction box, and pole wiring neat, labeled, and organized. Support material staging, inventory tracking, and the loading/unloading of poles, arms, and cabinets. Document installations, inspections, and adjustments in project logs or digital platforms. Immediately flag layout discrepancies, material needs, or safety concerns to the Foreman or Leadman. Perform traffic control and flagging to protect crews, equipment, and the traveling public. Handle other related duties as assigned. What You Bring 1-5 years in traffic signal installation, electrical work, or a related construction trade. Skill in reading construction drawings, electrical schematics, and riser diagrams. Knowledge of MUTCD, OSHA, and TxDOT signal installation standards (preferred). Proficiency with bucket trucks, aerial lifts, and basic rigging—always used safely. Comfort with hand tools, power tools, and electrical test equipment. Strong attention to detail and the ability to work confidently at heights. Consistent use of safety protocols, including PPE, aerial safety, and electrical hazard prevention. Valid driver's license. Ability to operate company vehicles and maintain insurable driving status. Physical Realities of the Job You'll work outside all year in heat, cold, rain, and other harsh conditions. Expect frequent standing, climbing, bending, and kneeling for extended periods. You'll regularly lift and carry up to 50 lbs., and occasionally up to 100 lbs. with assistance when handling poles, mast arms, equipment, and materials. You must tolerate dust, noise, vibration, and working at height from bucket trucks or aerial lifts. Rewards & Benefits Competitive medical, dental, and vision coverage Voluntary life, accident, critical illness, and pet insurance 401(k) retirement plan Quarterly bonus PTO and paid holidays Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and wellness resources Tuition reimbursement and continuing education support Scholarship program for dependents of eligible employees Company events, community engagement opportunities, and quarterly State of the Company meetings Compliance E-Z Bel Construction, LLC is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage all qualified individuals to apply, regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity, or veteran status. E-Z Bel Construction, LLC participates in E-Verify, a federal system that allows enrolled employers to confirm the employment eligibility of newly hired employees.