DOT Sign Installer

Overview

Install and maintain traffic signs on highways, ensuring safety and following blueprints.

Key Responsibilities

• vehicle operation
• blueprint reading
• sign assembly
• jackhammer use

Tasks

-Drive the sign installation vehicle with a trailer to and from project sites and operate on work sites. -Read and interpret blueprints to ensure accurate installation of signs. -Assemble and install sign posts using a jackhammer and other necessary tools.

Requirements

• lift 40lb
• follow directions
• sign installation
• atssa certified
• driver's license
• cdl class b

What You Bring

-Capability to lift and carry a minimum of 40 pounds to handle materials and equipment. -Ability to understand and follow directions as provided by supervisors and project leads. -Previous experience in sign installation or a similar trade is required; certification from ATSSA as a Worksite Traffic Technician or Supervisor is preferred. -Must possess a valid driver’s license and meet federal DOT requirements; a CDL Class B is preferred.

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About Roadsafe Traffic Systems

-A nationwide leader in traffic control, pavement marking, and safety product distribution. -Operates over 40–50 U.S. locations, delivering on-time services to highways, airports, railroads, utilities, military bases, and campuses. -Specializes in infrastructure sectors like highways, railroads, government works, transport corridors, and utilities, serving both public and private clients. -Projects range from daily equipment rentals and flagging services to multi-year highway reconstruction, airport runway marking, and utility traffic management. -Blends hands-on field expertise with advanced product distribution and supply-chain scale, with many executives beginning their careers as flaggers or field crews. -Maintains rigorous safety standards via ATSSA-certified crews and in-house training, while distributing high-end traffic safety gear and PPE nationwide.

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