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A Transportation Maintenance Worker provides maintenance for highway systems and state and local roads, including repairs to pavement, bridges, signs and signals; assists with clearing roads.
$49,081 / year median in Utah
+19% projected growth
Job Description
Traffic Signal Workers at Skyline Electric Company Traffic Signal Workers at Skyline Electric Company in Sandy, Utah Posted in 5 days ago.
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full-time Company Description Skyline Electric Company is a privately held electrical construction services provider based in West Valley City, UT, serving public and private organizations across the Intermountain West since 1959. The company delivers comprehensive electrical solutions in industrial, commercial, distribution and transmission, substations, green power technologies, integration and control, electrical motors, Transportation, Fiber Optics and service work. Skyline emphasizes excellence in planning, execution, safety, and client satisfaction, consistently delivering projects on time and within budget. With more than 135 team members and a strong bonding capacity, the company fosters a tight-knit, collaborative culture focused on communication, attention to detail, and a shared commitment to safety and quality. Skyline Electric is licensed to operate in Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Colorado, and Wyoming. Role Description The Traffic Signal Worker is a full-time, on-site role based in West Valley, UT, supporting the installation, maintenance, and repair of traffic signals and related electrical systems. In this position, the worker assists with setting poles, mounting and wiring signal heads, running and terminating conduit and cabling, and programming or testing signal controllers. Daily tasks include reading and following plans and diagrams, using hand and power tools, performing troubleshooting on signal equipment, and adhering to safety protocols in roadway and construction environments. The role involves working outdoors in varying weather conditions, collaborating closely with team members and supervisors, and documenting work performed to meet project and regulatory requirements. Qualifications Basic Knowledge of conduit work, and use of electrical tools. Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, schematics, and traffic signal plans. Knowledge of roadway safety practices, traffic control procedures, and working safely around heavy equipment. Experience with installation or maintenance of traffic signals, street lighting, or similar infrastructure is beneficial. Physical capability to lift equipment, work at heights, and perform manual tasks for extended periods. Strong teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills in field environments. Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record; CDL or ability to obtain one is a plus. High school diploma or equivalent; additional technical training or apprenticeship in electrical or construction trades is preferred. Willingness to work flexible hours, including occasional nights, weekends, or overtime, as project needs require.