The job in short
Road traffic flagging.
Details
- Found
- 20 d ago · posted 2026-02-01
- Role
- Construction / Carpenter / Labor
- Source
- The company’s own careers site
Full description
Job Details: Position Type: Full Time, Salary Range: Undisclosed, Job Shift: Day, The Traffic Flagger position keeps motorists, pedestrians, and road workers safe during temporary
roadwork by following the safe work practices and training requirements from the Occupational
Safety and Health Administration and using the Manual for Uniform Traffic Control Devices
(MUTCD). Flaggers are a critical part of maintaining safety in highway and construction work zones.
They are often the first line of defense to stop motorists from accidently driving into the work area.
Duties of the Job
• SAFETY FIRST! YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR FOLLOWING ALL SAFETY
PROCEDURES AND OPERATING IN A SAFE MANNER AT ALL TIMES ON DUTY.
• Report to worksite on time and in appropriate attire.
• Responsible for maintaining the flow of traffic around the work zone site.
• Responsible for placing barricades, sign boards, and traffic cones.
• Directing vehicles as and when required.
• Closing the lanes in case of emergency and maintenance work.
• Using hand signals and signs, if needed, to direct traffic.
• Required to be able to stand for long periods of time.
• Answering questions from motorists about the detours.
• Removing the barricades, traffic cones, and sign boards after completion of work.
• Communicating efficiently with other Flaggers via hand held devices/two-way radios.
• Be able to direct emergency vehicles safety through work zones.
• Assisting the work zone crew in the removal of rubble, debris, and hazardous materials.
• Always wear appropriate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) when on duty.
• No cell phone usage is permitted while on duty except in the vehicle. For safety and company
liability considerations, the public should not see you on your cell phone in the work zone.
• Ask questions! It is your responsibility to ask your supervisor about anything that you feel is
unclear. Make sure you have a 100% understanding of the Temporary Traffic Control (TTC)
zone, its function, and how you fit into the plan.
Qualifications:
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