Signal Technician

Signal Technician

The technician is responsible for conducting diagnostic testing for repairs, locating utilities, and installing traffic control for work zones. They are also responsible for the repair, maintenance, and installation of traffic signals as well as highway lighting systems, school zone flashers, and trail crossing signals.

Duties and responsibilities:

• On call for service calls and dispatch.
• Civil Defense Siren Maintenance.
• On call emergency response (i.e. storm damage, vehicle damage to equipment, etc.) and after-hours trouble calls.
• Assist any issues with signal boxes.
• Schedule and dispatch signal tech small jobs day and night.
• Analyze and solve any issues technicians cannot handle.
• Signal information for Project Managers and Vice President.
• Equipment for repairs.

Required skills/abilities:

• Deep knowledge of traffic signal operations.
• IMSA CERTIFIED Level II OR verifiable experience.
• Extreme professionalism and customer service.
• Able to work under pressure and multitask.
• Knowledgeable manufacturers of controllers.

Working conditions:

• Fast paced and stressful.
• Inside
  - Tech Room.
• Outside
  - Hot/ Cold.
• Frequent driving.

Other duties, responsibilities, required skills/abilities, and physical requirement may be added, changed, or removed by immediate supervisor.

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