Traffic Control Technician Road Construction Labor

Helix Traffic Solutions, LLC•Muskogee, OK

5d•$16 - $18•Onsite

About The Position

Advanced Workzone Services (AWS), a Helix Traffic Solutions company, is hiring a Traffic Control Technician for road construction labor in Muskogee, Oklahoma. AWS provides traffic safety and work zone solutions in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Arkansas, including temporary traffic control, highway signage, pavement markings, rail crossing support, and traffic safety equipment sales and rentals. New hires receive on-the-job training. The role involves setting and maintaining traffic control devices; preparing sign foundations; assembling frameworks; and installing prefabricated directional and informational signs. Technicians may also work on delineators, striping and striping removal, reflective pavement markers, lane closures, and detours. Employees place and maintain devices at or near work sites and service or repair equipment and devices. This is a full-time, on-site position. Work is outdoors, including in hot weather, and requires the ability to lift at least 100 pounds. Applicants must have reliable transportation, be punctual, pass a pre-employment drug screening, and possess a valid driver's license. A CDL may benefit the hourly wage. The listed pay is $16.00–$18.00 per hour. AWS and Helix Traffic Solutions state that they are equal opportunity employers.

Requirements

Be punctual and have reasonable transportation to and from work.
Be able to work outdoors in hot weather.
Be able to lift at least 100 pounds.
Pass a pre-employment drug screening.
Possess a valid driver's license.

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; training can be provided during employment.
A CDL 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 or hoist signs into place.
Fasten signs to frameworks by bolting or other means.
Perform signing-project work, including installing delineators and reflective pavement markers, striping and striping removal, and supporting lane closures and detours.
Place traffic control devices on or adjacent to job sites and keep them in the proper location and operating condition.
Service and repair equipment and devices.