Traffic Control Laborer

Ragle Inc•Dallas, TX

10d•$18 - $21•Onsite

About The Position

Ragle Inc. is seeking motivated, hardworking, team-focused, innovative, and results-oriented Traffic Control Laborers for its DFW Division. The role offers learning and advancement opportunities and contributes to client success. Work locations depend on project needs in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The position requires flexibility to work days, nights, or weekends; overtime is available. Traffic Control Laborers discuss traffic-routing plans and control-point locations with a superior, set out signs and markers, and direct traffic through work sites using signs, hand signals, and flags. They alert construction workers to approaching vehicles that ignore signals, advise drivers of detours, record license numbers of traffic violators for police, and use a hand marker to signal when one-way traffic has cleared for the reverse flow. This is a full-time, in-person position. Pay is $18.00–$21.00 per hour depending on experience. Applicants must be at least 18, have a valid driver’s license, pass a background check and drug test, be comfortable operating a company vehicle, and have reliable transportation. Prior traffic-control experience is preferred but not required. Ragle Inc. is not sponsoring visas at this time.

Requirements

Must have a valid driver’s license.
Must pass a background check and drug test.
Must be at least 18 years of age.
Must be able to work day, night, or weekend shifts and be flexible to work any shift.
Must be comfortable operating a company vehicle.
Must have reliable transportation to and from work.
Must be able to commute to Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, and relocate there before starting work.
Must have a driver’s license.

Nice To Haves

Prior traffic-control experience; one year is preferred but not required.
Flagger certification is preferred.

Responsibilities

Discuss traffic-routing plans and the type and location of control points with a superior.
Distribute traffic-control signs and markers along the site in the designated pattern.
Direct traffic through the site using signs, hand signals, and flags.
Warn construction workers when an approaching vehicle fails to heed signals.
Inform drivers of detour routes through construction sites.
Record license numbers of traffic-control violators for police.
Give a hand marker to the last driver in a one-way traffic line to signal the flagger at the opposite end that the route is clear for reverse traffic flow.