Traffic Control Technician

Overview

Traffic Control Technician (TCT) is a critical link in the success of Traffic Safety Services, Inc. An effective TCT on the job ensures the travel control set up provides a safe working environment and a safe travel way that does not cause a threat to workers and the general traveling public in the construction zone.

• TCT understands the DOT requirements, items in the contract, the contractor's proposed operations & Part VI on the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD).
• TCT ensures they are on the job site for the layout, installation, and removal of traffic control devices when switching and returning traffic on interstate projects.
• Proficient in reading maps and traffic control plans and specifications.
• Ensure the initial layout and to inspect and have devices, including replacements, delivered to the job site before installation and to engage with proper setup, adjustment, tear down, removal of traffic control devices, pick up and maintain traffic control devices.
• Review the project day & night within 24 hours, monthly and after each change in the traffic control setup of the installation of the traffic control devices.
• Propose changes to improve flow of traffic through the work zone.
• Provide the engineer with a 24-hour contact number and return the engineer's call within two hours of the time of the call.
• Assist with the manufacture of different types of signs and traffic control devices.
• Know how to call in locates.
• Have working knowledge and clear understanding of all hand tools, small power tools and other tools including signals and message boards.
• Able to perform minor repairs on equipment as needed.
• A valid driver's license is required. North Dakota CDL may be required;
  Class A with combo vehicle endorsement is a plus.
• Able to operate forklift, skid-steer and small walk-behind grinders.
• Lift, carry and stack materials and traffic control devices.
• May be asked to supervise, assist and train new hires with traffic control responsibilities as needed.

• Valid driver's license;
  North Dakota CDL may be required. Class A with combo vehicle endorsement is a plus.
• Ability to read maps, traffic control plans and specifications.
• Proficiency with traffic control devices and setup/teardown processes.
• Experience with MUTCD Part VI and DOT requirements.
• Ability to operate related equipment (forklift, skid-steer, grinders).
• Good English communication skills; ability to work with engineers and crews.
• Physical ability to lift up to 50 pounds regularly and more than 100 pounds occasionally; ability to work outdoors in varying weather.

• Follow all safety rules and regulations.
• Report to Crew Foreman or Operations Manager. Assist other departments to assure timely completion of jobs and projects.
• Maintain a professional, team-oriented attitude; be organized and motivated.
• Respect the workplace and co-workers.
• Maintain a clean shop, yard, equipment and vehicles.
• Load, safely secure and unload trucks, trailers and equipment independently.
• Operate motor vehicles and trailers; back up as needed.
• Wash and clean vehicles and devices used on the job site.
• Inspect, maintain, fuel and stock trucks, equipment and vehicles assigned to jobs.
• Communicate effectively with co-workers, customers, contractors and engineers.
• Workweek may vary; overtime is required.
• Organize and maintain inventory.
• Maintain basic math skills, including reading a tape measure.
• Maintain a clean, safe job site and adhere to company policies.
• Wages start at hourly pay or salary based on experience.
• All other duties as assigned.

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