Traffic Control Flagger

Role Overview As a Traffic Safety Protector, you will work with a team at various job sites to ensure safety and traffic control. No prior experience or degree is required as comprehensive training and support are provided. Your key responsibilities include setting up and dismantling cones, signs, and barricades, guiding traffic with stop/slow paddles, monitoring site activity, and maintaining safety protocols. You will communicate effectively with crew members and supervisors, keep equipment clean and safe, and work outdoors in all weather conditions. Flexibility for shift changes, including nights or weekends, may be necessary. The role involves standing or walking for extended periods and lifting 40-50 pounds. Safety gear such as helmets, goggles, vests, and weather-appropriate clothing are provided; steel-toe boots are required. Qualifications & Skills Valid driver’s licenseAbility to stand, walk, and work outdoors for long durationsCapability to lift 40–50 poundsWillingness to work in traffic and various weather conditionsFlexible schedule and punctualityPass pre-hire screening, including drug testingAlertness around moving traffic and adherence to safety rulesRespectful treatment of coworkers, clients, and the public Key Duties & Benefits Set up and remove traffic control devicesGuide traffic safely using paddlesFollow safety training and protocolsMaintain site safety and cleanlinessWork outdoors in all weather conditions Compensation and Benefits: Hourly pay of $16.25–$17.00, with overtime, pay increases, and paid training. Benefits include paid time off, holidays, sick leave, health insurance, 401(k), employee assistance, and referral bonuses. Opportunities for advancement include roles such as Senior Protector, Lead Protector, Field Supervisor, and Manager.