Events Traffic Control Officer
car parkRaleigh (NC)
About the role
COMPANY PAID TRAINING AND OFFICIAL CERTIFICATION AVAILABLE!
COMPANY PAID TRAINING AND OFFICIAL CERTIFICATION AVAILABLE!
Who We Need
The position patrols an assigned area and directs vehicle and pedestrian foot traffic at a specific intersection or specified locations. This position also deploys traffic equipment such as signs, cones, barricades, and other equipment. Assess the need for traffic direction and control.
Assisting in the deployment of equipment such as signs, cones, barricades, and other traffic control devices as needed
Providing direction for vehicle and pedestrian traffic using verbal communication and hand signals as appropriate
Maintaining a high level of professionalism with customers and providing customer service that exceeds their expectations
Weather protection uniform items are provided
Shifts and schedules often vary based on business needs
Ideal Candidate:
Skills
Ability to maintain a positive attitude in any situation
Problem solver not problem finder
Work well with others in a fast-paced environment
Who We Are:
Professionalism, mutual respect, and a sense of humor are traits we value and exhibit. We have built a community of professionals that place a high emphasis on integrity, trust, and a collaborative environment where understanding each other plays a significant role in positively impacting company culture. We have a deep professional commitment to providing our Team Members with exceptional employee experiences, learning opportunities, career progression, and dare we say it, a lot of fun.
The Car Park is a rapidly growing parking and transportation company that operates more than 500 locations within our portfolio across the United States. We have the superior ability to leverage the power of cutting-edge technology, supply legendary customer service, and provide best-in-class practices to our clients continuously. We are experts at meeting the unique needs of the markets we serve including hospitality, healthcare, events, municipalities, office, retail, and universities. Come meet us and you be the judge
Equal Employment Opportunity:
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