Webber - Traffic Control Technician - Infrastructure Management

Overview

Respond to highway incidents, coordinate emergency services, manage traffic control.

Key Responsibilities

• incident liaison
• fatality investigation
• traffic communication
• incident tracking
• report writing
• detour coordination

Tasks

-Serve as a primary liaison between provincial and local police, fire and various emergency responders during incident management -Conduct follow through investigation on all fatalities to determine if facilities contributed to the accident. (Confirm that all signs were properly posted, etc.) -Communicate with the Ministry of Transportation Traffic Operations Centre by 2-way radio and telephone to provide information and updates pertaining to incidents. -Track and maintain files on all major incidents and accidents involving assets, personnel and equipment within contract limitation. -Responsible for completing incident Reports -Coordinate special events involving traffic control, detours and/or closures. -Acts as a role model for a positive HSE culture in the workplace; encourage people managers and team leaders in his/her business unit to do the same -Will be required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) appropriate to your job. -Assist with the administration of third party claims by gathering documentation, paperwork and other relevant information. -Please note - in order to support our road maintenance services, this role may be assigned to operations of equipment for winter or summer operations as required. -Comply with Ferrovial Service’s Risk Management, Quality Assurance and Health, Safety and Environment management systems, including statutory obligations -Coordinate detour routes in the event of an asset (system or road) closure -Productivity tools: Utilize cutting-edge tools like Microsoft Copilot to enhance your productivity and efficiency. -Avoids legal challenges by complying with federal, provincial and local legal requirements.

Requirements

• otm book7
• class dz
• high school
• computer skills
• safety awareness
• traffic control

What You Bring

-Must have the ability to recognize hazards inherent in routine and non-routine tasks and make adjustments to avoid loss, injury or accident. -Ability to manage workload independently, prioritize demands and problem solve effectively. -You must be able to communicate with co-workers, understand and follow verbal and written safety instructions. -OTM BOOK 7 certification required -Position requires a highly developed sense of safety awareness and perceptive ability. -Minimum of 2 + years’ work experience in highway maintenance operations, freeway traffic control and incidents/accidents management. -Must be able to think clearly and focus on your safety in your immediate surroundings, while using tools and equipment, while driving or operating equipment. -Valid Class DZ driver’s license is required with a good driving record to drive company vehicle. -High School Diploma - required -Proficient computer skills -Knowledge base consistent with emergency response management principles, Primary skills include effective communication, assessment, follow-through, decision making and independent judgement.

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Benefits

-Collaborative excellence: Work alongside talented professionals in a collaborative environment where your ideas and contributions are valued. -Career growth: Benefit from global and cross-business unit mobility, with development processes designed to ensure your professional growth. -Compelling benefits and employee wellbeing: Enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that rewards your hard work and dedication and take advantage of initiatives designed to support your physical and psychological health. -Inclusive Culture: Thrive in an innovative and respectful workplace that values every voice, celebrates what makes us unique and turns differences into innovation.

About Ferrovial

-Founded in 1952 by Rafael del Pino, the company began as a railway construction firm in Spain and evolved into a global infrastructure powerhouse. -Its business model centers on four integrated divisions—Toll Roads, Airports, Construction and Energy—allowing end-to-end project delivery across the asset lifecycle. -It operates iconic transport projects like the 407 ETR toll road in Canada and the JFK New Terminal One airport concession, expected to open in 2026. -Construction efforts include landmark works such as Madrid’s Terminal 4, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, and major metro and highway systems. -In energy, the firm develops and operates renewable projects—solar, wind, transmission lines—and emerging tech like vertiports and hydrogen. -Flagship assets include managed airports in the UK (Heathrow, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Southampton) and major U.S. highways such as LBJ Express in Dallas. -Its history is marked by strategic asset rotation, like divesting mature stakes in Heathrow and reinvesting in growth-oriented concessions.

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