Traffic Signal Technician II

Description

• Install, maintain, and repair cabinet wiring, wiring to traffic signal heads, traffic controllers, and solid-state components in accordance with manufacturer recommendations.
• Restore equipment to operational status as quickly as possible.
• Verify proper operation of devices and traffic signal cabinet equipment; conduct inspections and perform periodic preventive maintenance as required.
• Isolate faults in units or components and perform field testing to ensure proper functionality.
• Repair, remove, and replace cabinets, controllers, and other equipment; repair conduit, pull wires, and cables as needed; perform emergency repairs when necessary.
• Set up traffic control in both high- and low-speed environments.
• Diagnose and repair hardware, software, and system issues.
• Works on assignments that are semi-routine, with occasional need for deviation from standard practices.
• Install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot a wide range of traffic signal cabinet equipment, components, and devices, including traffic signal controllers, MMUs, conflict monitors, vehicle detectors (e.g., inductive loops, video, magnetometer, microwave detectors), detector cards and racks, and pedestrian crossing indicators.
• Respond to corrective maintenance requests or alarms within acceptable time frames.
• Follows established procedures for routine work; requires instructions only for new assignments.
• Accurately report the technical status of systems.
• Complete reports, logs, and shift-to-shift communications in compliance with established policies, procedures, and local practices.
• Maintain spare equipment and parts following established procedures.

Requirements

• Component-level board repair experience.
• Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
• Able to work independently with limited supervision and collaboratively as part of a team.
• FDOT-approved Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) certification.
• High School diploma or general education degree (GED) preferred but can be substituted with appropriate work experience.
• Ability to communicate effectively with groups of customers or employees.
• Class B CDL.
• International Municipal Signal Association (IMSA) Traffic Signal II Certification or higher.
• Practical experience with electronics and technology hardware.
• Typically requires 3–4 years of related experience.
• Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.
• Ability to prioritize and execute tasks effectively in a high-pressure environment.
• Must maintain a valid driver’s license.
• Basic computer and networking skills.
• Experience troubleshooting and repairing CCTV systems, MVDS units, and DMS signs.
• Relevant industry-specific certifications.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance