Interstate Maintenance Traffic Control Technician
atlantic heating coolingSandston (VA)
Interstate Maintenance Traffic Control Technician
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atlantic heating coolingSandston (VA)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$16
About the role
Interstate Maintenance/Traffic Control Technician We are looking to hire a dedicated and observant Interstate Maintenance/Traffic Control Technician. To be successful in this position you should have excellent communication skills and be able to work effectively as part of a team. Ultimately, a top-notch Technician should demonstrate sound knowledge of state traffic regulations, as well as have exceptional observation, organizational and problem-solving skills. We have entry level positions open. Traffic Control experience preferred.
Responsibilities:
Servicing an Interstate general maintenance & incident response contract. Day to day activities include but are not limited to, driving TMAs & Pickups to perform the following tasks on the interstate: Remove debris Pothole repair Cutting trees Removing dead animals Litter pickup Working as part of a team Working in harsh weather conditions Incident Response: Providing traffic control for emergency responders on the interstate 24/7. Setting up shoulder/lane closures Shutting down on/off ramps Shutting down the interstate Marking damage Cutting guardrail On call rotation, week on, week off. Storm standby during adverse weather events.
Location:
Sandston Virginia near 295&64 Must be a licensed driver for at least 3 years. Must have good driving record. Starting pay $16- What experience do you offer for more?
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