Traffic Control Flagger - Day and Night Shift

Traffic Controller
Traffic Controllers (Flaggers) are responsible for controlling and maintaining the flow of traffic around construction sites. The Traffic Controller places warning and detour signs, positions traffic cones and barricades, and informs the construction crew of any safety hazards. Usage of large directional signage to inform and direct motorists and pedestrians when to stop or proceed slowly through work zone areas. Flaggers may be required to answer questions regarding traffic delays and detours.
Roles and Responsibilities: (Including but not limited to)

Follow safety rules, regulations, guidelines, policies, and site-specific safety plans when performing all activities.
Perform work safely around heavy equipment, vehicles, and people, at all times.
Produce high-quality work, in a safe manner, at all times.
Perform clean-up in connection with worksite, tools, and equipment.
Comply with all safety policies, procedures, and standards of safety.
Move from job to job as projects progress, and to meet the needs of the business.
Skills and Qualifications:

Must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation to get to and from work.
High School Diploma or GED preferred. Any vocational training is strongly desired. Those with an education and/or work-related credential from a secondary or post-secondary educational system will be given preferred interview status (Precision Exams, NOCTE, etc.).
Must be at least 18 years of age.
Flagger Certification preferred, or the ability to obtain a Flagging Certificate.
Experience in traffic control or construction preferred.
Display a willing attitude to learn from others.
Possess a strong sense of personal responsibility.
Actively aware of surroundings near traffic, and to maintain safety and distance from potential hazards such as underground utility lines, overhead utility lines, other equipment, and other workers.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to work effectively in a team environment.
Supervisors may assign other light duties and responsibilities.
Physical Requirements:

Available and willing to work long hours including day, night, weekend shifts as needed, and work outside of normal business hours, including emergency work.
Able to walk, lift, reach, stoop, stand, grasp, balance, climb, kneel, crouch, and lift up to 50 pounds frequently.
Able to stand for extended periods of time without scheduled breaks.
Able to work in outside environments subjected to weather changes, noise, vibrations, and job hazards.
Ability to do physical labor and other strenuous physical tasks.