Traffic Control Flagger

Job Opportunity

We are looking for highly competent, driven, team-oriented individuals who enjoy tackling unique and challenging projects.

Anvil's commitment to safety, teamwork, grit, best-in-class performance, and fun is evident throughout every aspect of the company. Founded by a purple heart veteran, we continue to support our service members and honor the skillset and experience they add to the team.

Anvil Builders is a dynamic general contracting and civil engineering firm boasting a diverse scope of capabilities ranging from water/waste-water, mechanical pump station, structural concrete, electrical, aviation, temp services, disaster response/clean up, and much more. We work in both the public and private sectors delivering the highest quality outcomes to the client. We are proud to contribute to the communities we work and live in.

Anvil offers generous benefits such as:

• Medical coverage
• Flexible paid time off
• Parental/family leave

Job Responsibilities

• Traffic Management:
• Set up and maintain traffic control devices
• Direct and guide traffic
• Operate traffic lights or devices
• Safety Compliance:
• Ensure regulatory compliance
• Monitor for safety hazards
• Provide safety instructions
• Communication:
• Clear and direct communication
• Bilingual skills
• Collaborate with team
• Signage and Setup:
• Install and remove traffic control devices
• Daily checks
• Customer Service:
• Respond to public inquiries
• Assist motorists and pedestrians
• Clean Driving Record
• Non-union
• ATSSA Certified:
• The American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) certification is a key requirement. It validates that the worker has completed necessary training in traffic control safety practices and is qualified to handle the responsibilities of setting up and managing work zone traffic control.
• ATSSA certification ensures that the worker understands best practices for work zone safety and compliance with MUTCD standards.

Additional Considerations

• Physical Demands: The role often requires physical stamina, as workers are on their feet for long periods, may be exposed to harsh weather conditions, and may need to lift or move traffic control devices.
• Training and Development: In addition to ATSSA certification, some employers may provide on-the-job training or additional safety courses to ensure that traffic control workers stay up-to-date with the latest safety standards and regulations.
• Working Conditions: The work is typically outdoors, often near heavy traffic, and may involve noise, dust, and sometimes hazardous conditions, particularly in construction zones. Safety gear such as high-visibility vests, hard hats, and gloves is mandatory.