Traffic Control Supervisor

WRS•Ferndale, WA

6d•$30 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

WRS has an immediate opening for a Traffic Control Supervisor. This is a variable-hour position responsible for designing Traffic Control Plans (TCPs), leading traffic control operations, and supporting civil construction, u asphalt, and paving projects throughout the region. This role combines field leadership and hands-on traffic control work with office-based TCP development and planning. About WRS WRS offers a wide range of services in a number of industries. Regardless of the position you’re applying for, our work is always centered on people, problem-solving, and integrity. What do we mean by that? We do the right thing and get along well with others. Our team members are experts in their respective fields. We think outside the box, and we’re good at it. And we’ve been doing this for a long time: we’re proud to be our communities’ trusted problem-solvers since 1982. Are You a Good Fit? Our ideal candidate is innovative, relational, and honest. If you live for those “aha!” moments, you thrive in team settings, and you hold yourself to a high standard of work and ethics – we have a feeling you’ll like it here.

Requirements

Must be a Certified Traffic Control Supervisor.
2+ years experience as a Traffic Control Supervisor.
Experience leading flaggers and traffic control personnel on active construction projects.
Valid driver's license required.
Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions.
Ability to lift, carry, and move traffic control equipment and devices.
Must meet WRS driving eligibility requirements and maintain an acceptable driving record to operate company vehicles and trailers in accordance with company policy and insurance requirements

Nice To Haves

Experience creating Traffic Control Plans using Invarion or similar TCP design software preferred.

Responsibilities

Design Traffic Control Plans (TCPs) for city, county, civil construction, utility, asphalt, and paving projects.
Utilize traffic control design software such as Invarion to create, modify, and maintain TCPs
Set up, inspect, modify, and remove traffic control devices in accordance with approved plans and project requirements.
Monitor traffic patterns and adjust traffic control devices as needed within the approved plan parameters.
Perform field supervision of traffic control operations and ensure work zones remain safe and compliant.
Maintain work zone safety from start to finish.
Complete project documentation, traffic control reports, inspections, and daily records.
Determines traffic routing plans for job-site.
Jobsite set up and break down of signs, cones, etc.
Coordinates flagging duties on jobsite with flaggers.
Setting up traffic control signage, according to state & local requirements.
Work with construction and paving crews to ensure safe work environment.
Communicate with fellow crew members regarding traffic and changing job scope.
Traffic control with paddle signage.