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About the Role

Completes operations of assigned traffic control/safety projects setting up and taking down lane closures and flagging traffic. Able to work in the field on traffic control and in the warehouse for various jobs and prep for jobs. Performs lane closures and flagging traffic on state highways and other roadways. Redirect traffic for workers or survey crews. Work independently or part of a traffic control crew. Assemble, deliver, and pick up safety products from job sites. Flexible hours, early starts and late finishes based on day to day operations. All season position.

Responsibilities

Flagging traffic
Identify and pull accurate signs for jobs
Assembly of signage
Complete work orders on standard set ups and take downs
Understanding and knowledge of four basic set ups--lane shift, lane closure, road closure and flagger
Ability to drive pick-up trucks and include backing, pulling and positioning of trailered equipment
Ability to communicate with co-workers, clients and staff, professionally, efficiently and effectively.
Understand and read basic traffic control plans and maps
Execute work orders by loading trucks with appropriate requirement or checking loaded trucks for requirements.
Close work order with indication of return and pickup times

Requirements

Must be 21+
Ability to lift and move up to 40 pounds for short periods of time
Ability to work long periods of time in all seasons regardless of weather conditions

Skills

Highly organized
Effective communicator
Ability to work calmly and accurately under pressure
Exceptionally strong eye for details
Can work effectively independently or as part of a team
Handles customer concerns and requests for information in an expeditious and professional manner
Proficient with maps and directions

Work Type

All season position

Education Level

Flagging certificate, a plus but will train

Salary/Compensations

$16.00–$45.00/hour, depending on project assignment and applicable prevailing wage requirements.