Traffic Signal Technician

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mountain power electrical contractorTucson (AZ)

Traffic Technicians Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

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Job Description Job description: Mountain Power Electrical is currently seeking an experienced "Traffic Signal Technician."All candidates must adhere to strict safety standards while ensuring the highest quality of work is completed efficiently and timely. The Traffic Signal Construction tech will work on a crew on various projects building traffic signals, highway and street lighting, infrastructure and Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) within Tucson and Southern Arizona. Duties may include but are not limited to: Reads utility locates, coordinates potholing, and ensures the safety of existing facilities. Underground conduit Mounting devices Installing poles Drilling caissons Installation of required equipment Wiring of equipment Trouble shooting and integration of required equipment Any other job related duties as requested

Requirements: 5 years previous industry experience Can operate equipment such as backhoe, bucket truck & boom truck. IMSA certification

Benefits: Competitive Pay Health Insurance: Medical, Dental & Vision. Retirement Savings Plan (401K) with company matching Paid Holidays All candidates must be authorized to work in the United States.

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