Traffic Control Person

• Direct and control traffic using standardized signals and approved traffic control devices.
• Maintain awareness of vehicle flow, worker locations, and potential hazards in the work zone.
• Set up, maintain, and monitor temporary traffic control layouts according to site traffic control plans.
• Follow proper placement of signs, cones, and other devices as required.
• Coordinate with the site foreman for traffic management.
• Help ensure the safety of workers, motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians around the work area.
• Respond quickly to unsafe conditions or any changes in traffic or site activity.
• Communicate clearly with drivers, workers, and other TCPs using verbal instructions, hand signals, or radios.
• Wear required high-visibility clothing and ensure all equipment is in good working condition.
• Inspect and properly use traffic control tools such as paddles, cones, radios, and signs.
• Identify and report hazards such as poor visibility, weather issues, aggressive drivers, or unexpected site changes.
• Participate in site-specific hazard assessments as needed.
• Stay alert and attentive throughout the shift.

• Valid Traffic Control Person (TCP) certification.
• Training that follows the latest edition of the Traffic Management Manual (TMM), including traffic control responsibilities, device standards, layout requirements, and safe work practices.
• Knowledge of the 2020 TMM fundamentals.
• Ability to read, understand, and apply Traffic Control Plans (TCPs) and Traffic Management Plans (TMPs).
• Strong situational awareness and judgment.
• Effective communication skills and ability to remain calm under pressure.
• Physically capable of standing for long periods, working in varying conditions, and handling equipment.

• Travel as required
• Use of Personal Protective Equipment is required
• Willing to work in field and in all weather conditions
• Willing to work overtime (may include weekends) during the busy season (April to October) and on call as necessary.
• Must be physically able to repetitively lift and carry at least 50 LBS on a regular basis.
• This is a safety sensitive position; selected candidate must pass drug and alcohol testing as required
• Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

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