Traffic Control Technicians

Key Responsibilities:

Maintaining the flow of traffic around the construction sites. Direct traffic using a stop-slow sign and other control devices. Closing the lanes in case of maintenance and emergency work. Setting up traffic cones and signs around the site. Using hand signals to direct traffic flow. Answering questions about the detours. Give and receive radio updates to coordinate with other road traffic personnel, construction workers and emergency response teams. Complete site checks and monitor traffic behavior and flow to ensure public safety. Take instructions from crew leaders, foreman, managers, inspectors, auditors or officials. Removing the barricades, traffic cones and sign boards after completion of work. Any additional tasks or projects assigned by their supervisor.

Required Skills and Qualifications:

Candidate must possess a High School diploma or GED. Candidate must possess an OSHA 10 certification or be willing to obtain it. Candidate must possess a PowerSafe Safety training certification or be willing to obtain it. Ability to obtain Traffic Control Flagger Certification (ATSSA). Knowledge of proper flagging signals, procedures and standard flagger practices of various situations to protect project personnel and provide safe, courteous, and authoritative directions to traffic seeking passage through the work zone.

Pay:

$24.90 - $35.00 per hour

Benefits:

Paid training

Work Location:

On the road