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Traffic Control Technician
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What they do
A Transportation Traffic Controller monitors vehicle movement at airports, seaports, rail yards and stations, and large distribution centers. Monitors the takeoff and landing routes and schedules for airplanes at a commercial airport or military airbase. Coordinates the movement of large merchant vessels or cruise ships in and out of port.
$135,434 / year median in California
+0% projected growth
Job Description
About Us The Group PPS (PPS) represents the recent unification of Pacific Production Services and Pacific Traffic Control under one cohesive brand. With over 35 years in business, we've established ourselves as the largest and most reputable film permitting agency in Los Angeles, working on award-winning productions while streamlining the permitting process to save our clients time and money. Beyond film permitting, PPS delivers exceptional traffic control solutions for film production, special events, and construction zones, offering comprehensive services including traffic flagging, signage, and customized traffic management plans. With safety at our core, we bring precision and reliability to every project, ensuring compliance with industry regulations while minimizing disruptions—making PPS your trusted partner in keeping productions running smoothly, roads clear, and communities moving forward with confidence. Job Summary Join our dynamic traffic control team where you'll play a vital role in ensuring safe and efficient roadway management for film productions, special events, and construction projects. As a Traffic Control Technician, you'll work hands-on with traffic control equipment and directly contribute to public safety while supporting high-profile productions throughout Los Angeles. A Day in the Life Set up, maintain, and remove traffic control systems and road closures for special events Load, transport, and unload traffic control equipment using company vehicles Monitor traffic conditions and make real-time adjustments to ensure optimal flow Maintain and inspect traffic control equipment and company vehicles Document equipment condition and report any damages or losses Organize and maintain warehouse and yard facilities Drive company vehicles ranging from F150 to F450 trucks (CDL not required)