Flaggers / Traffic Controllers $21/Hour

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ethan allen workforce solutionsKerhonkson (NY)

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Flagger / Traffic Controller Flagger / Traffic Controller $21/Hour Pay: $21.00 per hour Employment Type: Full-Time | Overtime Opportunities Available Locations: Grahamsville, Neversink & Kerhonkson, NY We're hiring Flaggers / Traffic Controllers to help keep road crews, drivers, and pedestrians safe in active work zones. No previous flagging experience is required. Free flagger certification training is provided. Current Openings Grahamsville / Neversink Grahamsville / Neversink 2 openings Monday Thursday 7:00 AM3:30 PM Kerhonkson 2 openings 6:00 AM2:30 PM Must be comfortable driving throughout the assigned service circuit Reliable transportation required
What You'll Do: Direct vehicle and pedestrian traffic safely through work zones Help maintain safe conditions for road crews and the public Follow traffic control plans, safety procedures, and regulations Stay alert and aware of changing conditions around the work zone Communicate clearly with drivers, pedestrians, and crew members Help maintain an organized and safe work area
What We're Looking For: Valid driver's license Reliable transportation Ability to stand and remain active for extended periods Comfortable working outdoors in changing weather conditions Strong attention to detail and situational awareness Dependable and safety-focused Ability to communicate clearly and follow directions Ability to lift up to 30 pounds Willingness to travel between job sites for Kerhonkson positions Why Become a Flagger? $21/hour starting pay Overtime opportunities Free flagger certification training Consistent full-time schedules Get outside and stay active while you work Opportunities to build experience in traffic control and road construction Apply today if you're dependable, safety-minded, and ready to work outdoors. We're currently hiring Flaggers / Traffic Controllers in Grahamsville, Neversink, and Kerhonkson, NY.

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