Summary: Direct traffic through work zones, ensuring the safety of workers and the public by managing traffic flow and maintaining control devices. Highlights: 1. Ensures safety by directing traffic and protecting workers/public. 2. Coordinates with flaggers and alerts crew to hazards. 3. Requires physical stamina and alertness for outdoor work. Key Responsibilities Traffic Control: Directs traffic through work zones using hand signals, stop/slow paddles, and traffic cones. Safety Assurance: Protects workers and the public by maintaining safe, controlled lanes. Setup and Maintenance: Installs, maintains, and removes temporary traffic control devices (cones, barrels, signs). Communication: Coordinates with other flaggers via radio for two-way traffic control and alerts the crew to hazards. Monitor and Report: Watches for unsafe driver behavior and reports traffic violations to supervisors. Qualifications and Requirements Certification: Valid flagger certification (e.g., ATSSAOSHA, or state-specific). Physical Stamina: Ability to stand for long periods, walk, lift up to 50 lbs, and work outdoors in all weather conditions. Alertness: Quick reflexes and the ability to maintain focus on traffic flow. Communication Skills: Clear communication for directing drivers and coordinating with crews.
Craigslist · HR
Craigslist · HR
