Traffic Control Technician Lead

Reports To: Traffic Control Superintendent Position Mission Lead a cluster of traffic control projects by ensuring every work zone is set up safely, accurately, and in compliance with company and regulatory standards. Develop and mentor technicians, proactively solve field challenges, and provide the leadership necessary to allow the Superintendent to focus on overall operations and project success. As a Crew Lead, you set the example for safety, professionalism, and performance while preparing for future advancement into a Superintendent role. Requirements Key Responsibilities Lead and coordinate daily operations across approximately four active job sites and supervise a team of four to five Traffic Control TechniciansTake ownership of traffic control setups in complex work zones, including high-speed roadways, arterial streets, and freeway environmentsEnsure all traffic control devices and work zone configurations meet project plans, MUTCD requirements, and company safety standardsTrain, mentor, and evaluate Technician I employees; provide field coaching and sign off on competency requirements as appropriatePromote and enforce a strong safety culture by identifying hazards, correcting unsafe conditions, and ensuring compliance with all safety proceduresProactively communicate equipment shortages, plan discrepancies, scheduling conflicts, and safety concerns before they impact operationsServe as the primary field leader for assigned projects, making informed decisions to keep work progressing efficiently and safelyMaintain accurate documentation, inspections, and communication with supervisors, project teams, and crew membersSupport workforce development by helping technicians build the skills necessary for advancement within the organizationSet the standard for professionalism, accountability, and workmanship through daily actions and leadership Qualifications & Requirements ATSSA Traffic Control Technician (TCT) certification requiredATSSA Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS) certification preferred or actively in progressMinimum of 4,000 hours of traffic control field experienceDemonstrated experience leading crews, coordinating multiple job sites, and managing work zone safetyStrong knowledge of traffic control plans, traffic control devices, and roadway safety regulationsEffective communication, problem-solving, and decision-making skillsAbility to work in varying weather conditions and perform the physical demands of field operationsCommitment to continuous professional development and progression toward a Traffic Control Superintendent role Benefits Performance-based bonus opportunitiesEmployee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) participationComprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance401(k) with company matchPaid time off and holidaysProfessional development and growth opportunities