Flagger- Pittsburgh Suburbs
monarch staffingJeannette (PA)
$19/hr
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monarch staffingJeannette (PA)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$19/hr
About the role
Traffic Flagger | Temporary To Hire, Onsite | $19/hr | Gibsonia, PA, Jeannette, PA, Greensburg, PA Are you reliable, alert, and looking for hands-on work that makes a difference in your community? We're hiring traffic flaggers to help maintain safety and efficiency around local construction and roadwork zones. This is a temporary-to-hire opportunity with steady hours and the chance to grow with a team that values your dedication. As a traffic flagger, you'll be on the front lines of public safetydirecting vehicles, coordinating with crews, and ensuring the smooth flow of traffic around active work sites. You'll play a vital role in keeping workers, pedestrians, and drivers safe. A day in the life of a traffic flagger: Safely direct traffic using flags, signs, and verbal signals Set up and maintain traffic control equipment: cones, signs, and barriers Work closely with construction crews and fellow flaggers to manage site activity Monitor traffic and report unsafe conditions or hazards Stay alert and adapt to changing weather or traffic situations Help with setup and takedown of roadwork areas Requirements for traffic flagger: High school diploma or GED Valid U.S. driver's license Ability to stand for long periods and work outdoors in all weather Clear communication and quick decision-making skills Strong focus on safety and attention to detail Ability to lift and carry cones, signs, and traffic gear Previous experience in flagging or construction a plus This is a great opportunity to join a team that values safety, dependability, and hard work. If you enjoy working outdoors and want to be a key part of keeping road crews and the public safe, apply today!
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