Traffic Control Tech./ Road Construction Labor

Helix Traffic Solutions, LLC•Oklahoma City, OK

4d•$16 - $18•Onsite

About The Position

Advanced Workzone Services (AWS), a Helix Traffic Solutions company, is hiring a Traffic Control Technician Road Construction Laborer in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The role involves traffic control and road construction work, with on-the-job training provided. Duties may include setting and maintaining traffic control devices; building sign foundations by setting forms, reinforcing steel and anchor bolts, and pouring concrete; and erecting pipe and angle-iron frameworks by bolting, welding, or other methods before installing prefabricated directional and informational signs. Employees work from plans to locate and drill holes, hoist signs into place, and fasten signs to frameworks. Other signing-project work may include installing delineators, striping and striping removal, reflective pavement markers, lane closures, and detours. Employees also place traffic control devices at or near job sites, keep them properly positioned and in working condition, and service and repair equipment and devices. The position is on-site and full-time, with pay listed at $16.00–$18.00 per hour. Employees must arrive on time, have reasonable transportation to and from work, work outdoors in the heat, and be able to lift at least 100 pounds. A valid driver’s license and successful completion of pre-employment drug screening are required. A commercial driver’s license may benefit the hourly wage. A high school diploma or GED and traffic-control technician or supervisor training are recommended but not required; training may be provided during employment.

Requirements

Possess a valid driver’s license.
Pass pre-employment drug screening.
Be able to lift at least 100 pounds.
Be able to work outdoors in the heat.
Arrive on time and have reasonable transportation to and from work.

Nice To Haves

A high school diploma or GED is recommended but not required.
Traffic control technician or Traffic Control Supervisor training is recommended but not required and can be provided during employment.
A commercial driver’s license could benefit the hourly wage.

Responsibilities

Set and maintain traffic control devices.
Set forms, reinforcing steel, and anchor bolts, and pour concrete for sign foundations.
Erect pipe and angle-iron frameworks by bolting, welding, or other means before sign installation.
Work from plans to locate and drill holes, hoist signs into place, and fasten signs to frameworks.
Perform other signing-project work, including delineators, striping, striping removal, reflective pavement markers, lane closures, and detours.
Place traffic control devices on or adjacent to job sites and maintain them in the proper location and operating condition.
Service and repair equipment and devices.