Traffic Signal Installer/Laborer

Traffic Signal Installer/Laborer

A Traffic Signal Installer/Laborer is responsible for maintaining a clean, safe, and efficient construction site while also supporting the overall project.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Load and unload job site materials.
• Pull wire (electrical cables, conduit, etc.).
• Terminate wires.
• Set all traffic signal/lighting equipment.
• Build services/controllers.
• Dig trenches and backfill holes to prepare for the construction site.
• Operate equipment and heavy machinery as needed at site.
• Assist with excavation (shoveling rock out of areas heavy equipment cannot reach).
• Set pull boxes.
• Tie in bores.
• Pour foundations.
• Smooth and finish poured concrete.
• Ensures that proper safety and incident reporting procedures are followed. Brings problems to the attention of the foreman, safety director or HR manager.
• Maintain and inspect equipment.
• Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections.

Required Skills/Abilities:

• Valid Driver's License.
• Travel to and from job sites with occasional overnight stay (transportation and hotel are company provided; travel will stay within the state and will return home for the weekends).
• Ability to kneel, bend, and lift heavy materials.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills which enable a laborer to work closely with lead and co-workers.
• Listen to directions so that work is done properly, and safety is maintained.

Working Conditions:

• Job sites that are hot in the summer and cold in the winter, hazardous, noisy, and dusty.
• Occasional work in warehouse.

Other duties, responsibilities, required skills/abilities, and physical requirements may be added, changed, or removed by immediate supervisor.

Qualifications

Education:

Preferred: High School or better.

Licenses & Certifications:

Required: Drivers License

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