Traffic Control Technician

Overview

Manage traffic control, set up signs, flagger duties, ensure safety in work zones

Key Responsibilities

• vehicle transport
• traffic control
• flagger station
• safety reporting
• on‑job training
• equipment handling

Tasks

-Drive a company vehicle to transport equipment, trailers, and team members to and from work sites safely and in a timely manner. May also pull lightweight trailered equipment. -Set up, maintain, and remove Advance Warning Signs, Channelizing Devices, and other traffic control devices according to Federal, State, and/or Local Temporary Traffic Control Guidelines and Temporary Traffic Control Plans for simple and intermediate complexity work zones. -Position lifts or carries objects up to 50 pounds. -The position may work in outside conditions that include inclement weather, not limited to heat, cold, humidity, and exposure to dust and asphalt. -Maintain a Flagger Station by standing and controlling road users through the use of hand signals with a STOP/SLOW Paddle. -Notify Supervisor of any potential safety issues or incidents. -Provide on-the-job training, coaching, and mentoring to Protector -Follow all company safety procedures and practices.

Requirements

• high school
• tct certification
• driver’s license
• microsoft office
• communication
• safety

What You Bring

-High School Diploma or GED completion required. -Stands for long periods of time and performs strenuous physical labor under adverse field -Valid Driver’s License void of suspension or revocation. -Effective radio communication with team members on work site. -Traffic Control Technician (TCT) Certification or 2000+ verifiable hours required -Valid Driver’s License void of suspension or revocation required -Excellent verbal and nonverbal communication skills. -Frequent exposure to a variety of extreme conditions at job sites including high noise level in the work environment. -Achieve organizational required training within timeframe established by. Project Manager or Facility Manager. -Frequent exposure to fumes or airborne particles. -Position requires good manual dexterity (hand, hand with arm, two hands) and multi-limb coordination. -Intermediate computer skills including Microsoft Office products and customer relationship management systems. -Traffic Control Technician (TCT) Certification or 2000+ verifiable hours required. -Prior experience preferred in temporary traffic control services, utility industry, or construction industry preferred. -Must be able to follow safe workplace practices.

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Benefits

-All traditional benefits are offered, including 3 medical plan options and 2 dental plan options, as well as Vision, and additional benefits such as Legal and Identity Shield, Accident, Critical Illness, STD and LTD. -Paid Time Off. -Comprehensive Training: Paid, on-the-job training including ATSSA certification and defensive driving, with ongoing professional development. -Competitive Pay: Hourly pay range $20.00- $25.00, based on experience, guaranteed pay increase within the first year. -Overtime opportunities. -Rapid Advancement: Potential opportunities to progress to Lead Protector, and with further growth potential to Field Supervisor, or Manager roles. -Recognition and Rewards: Competitive referral incentives and recognition for your dedication and hard work. -Company paid 50k in basic life insurance. -Benefits: *Eligible 1st of the month following 30 days of employment. -Health Savings and Flex Spending Accounts Available.

About Awp Safety

-has built a reputation as a leader in delivering safety solutions across critical sectors. -was founded with a focus on industrial and construction safety and quickly expanded to serve diverse industries, including energy, marine, and utilities. -has a deep understanding of high-risk environments and is synonymous with providing workforce safety services for large-scale infrastructure projects. -typically manages safety on major industrial plants, energy projects, marine operations, and transport infrastructure. -specializes in sectors like heavy civil engineering and energy, focusing on preventing accidents and ensuring safe working conditions. -has a track record of collaborating with large corporations to mitigate risks on complex, high-stakes projects.

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