Flaggers
Listed on 2026-07-27
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Construction
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Transportation
Become A Traffic Flagger in Seattle
Flaggers play a crucial role in ensuring the safety of construction workers, motorists, and pedestrians near work zones.
As a flagger, youll be on the front lines of traffic control, ensuring everyone on or near the road stays safe. Its a job that requires excellent communication skills, a keen sense of awareness, and a passion for keeping people safe. Flaggers are responsible for directing traffic around work zones using stop/slow signs, monitoring traffic flow, ensuring that vehicles follow speed limits, and communicating with other members of the team via hand signals or two-way radios.
Flaggers are also responsible for keeping people safe in work zones by making sure that construction workers and pedestrians follow safety protocols.
At Preferred Traffic Control, we are invested in your success and dedicated to supporting our team members as they advance their careers. We provide training for the Washington State Flagger Certification, including paying for the 1-day class and compensating for time in the class.
Joining our team means opening doors to growth and opportunity. Our flaggers have the chance to progress their careers and work toward becoming a Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS). As a TCS, you will lead our construction projects and manage the safety of our workers and the general public. We are looking for individuals who are eager to learn and grow with us.
Additional Responsibilities May Apply
Overall, the role of a Traffic Control Flagger requires focus, attention to detail, and a commitment to safety at all times. By directing traffic and keeping everyone safe on the road, Flaggers play an essential role in any construction project.
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