Experienced Line Striper
aa safetyAmelia (OH)
About the role
Job Opportunity At A&A Safety, Inc. A&A Safety, Inc. is a leading provider in traffic safety, dedicated to ensuring public safety on highways and roadways. As a family-owned business, we prioritize the safety and well-being of our employees, fostering teamwork to deliver outstanding products and services to our customers. Our offerings include traffic control, pavement marking, construction and roadway signage, traffic control devices, personal protective equipment, and graphic design services. The Company currently has openings for experienced, dependable, energetic, highly motivated, hard-working team members with a positive attitude and strong work ethic.
Job Duties:
Layout and install pavement markings on roadways and highways. Track and record material quantities on each project. Perform traffic control - flagging, lane closures, mobile lane closures. Operate various types of pavement marking equipment and trucks. Perform basic equipment repairs and maintenance. Load and unload trucks. Shifts include long days, most weekends, travel, and many nights. Other duties as assigned.
Position Requirements:
Valid driver's license (CDL preferred) Membership in Laborer's union (may join after being hired) High school diploma or GED ATSSA certification(s) are a plus but not required This role offers ample opportunities for learning and advancement within the A&A Safety team. A pre-employment drug screening is mandatory, as we maintain a drug-free workplace. Candidates must consent to driving record verification and/or background checks. A&A Safety, Inc. is committed to affirmative action and equal employment opportunities for all.
Application Process:
Please apply now if you wish to be part of the A&A Safety winning team! No phone calls, please.
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