Flagger
mason county pud no 3Shelton (WA)
$25.62 per hour
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FlaggerFLAGGER $25.62 per hour. The part-time flagger position is responsible for supporting line and tree trimming crews by providing safe and efficient traffic control at or near job sites.
Job Duties:
Responsible for the safety, direction and control of vehicle and pedestrian traffic at or near District job sites. Provide clear and positive guidance to drivers and co-workers through use of traffic control equipment. Must perform duties in an alert manner while keeping traffic moving, ensuring the safety of motorists, crews and themselves. Communicate specific instructions verbally to team members by radio in accordance with operating practices. Must perform duties in a courteous and respectful manner, even when dealing with agitated drivers. Attend three of the four flagger safety meetings per year to be eligible in the flagging pool. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Punctuality and regular in attendance. Ability to receive and carry out specific instructions. Ability to communicate quickly and clearly to effectively relay traffic information to other team members. Ability to interact in a professional and respectful manner with other PUD employees and the public. Be knowledgeable of OSHA safety rules and regulations, and safety standards in hazardous traffic environments. Must wear proper PPE (personal protective equipment) in accordance with state standards. Other: Must be 18 year of age or over. Must possess a valid Washington State Driver's License and have reliable transportation. Must have a Washington State Flagger's Certification and hold a current First Aid Card with CPR.Mason PUD 3 is an equal opportunity employer.
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