Lead Traffic Control Supervisor – Field Construction & Safety

Peak Utility Services Group; Colorado; On-site; USD 41,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

Peak Utility Infrastructure is seeking a Traffic Control Supervisor to oversee traffic control operations on road construction projects. You will set up and monitor temporary traffic control, coordinate with dispatch, and ensure compliance with MUTCD guidelines and FMCSA regulations.

The role requires a valid DOT medical card, ATSSA/CCA TCS certification, and willingness to travel. You must reliably manage crews, communicate clearly, and maintain safety in outdoor work environments.

Qualifications

• Requires DOT knowledge and safety compliance mindset.
• Must hold valid DOT medical card and ATSSA/CCA TCS certification.
• Experience supervising traffic control on construction projects.

Responsibilities

• Follow safety rules and regulations (FMC&S).
• Supervise TCT/laborers and coordinate with dispatch.
• Operate company trucks to transport materials and equipment.
• Drive MOT and TMA vehicles on sites to protect workers.
• Set up traffic control devices and signage in work zones.
• Keep vehicles clean and report safety issues.
• Communicate effectively with team and customers.
• Travel as needed with per diem provided.

Skills

DOT Certification

Traffic Control

Safety Compliance

Communication Skills

Vehicle Operation

Travel Ready

Education

High School Diploma

ATSSA/CCA TCS Certification

Traffic Control Supervisor Certification

Tools

MS Office

ATSSA/TCS Programs

Job description

Peak Utility Infrastructure is seeking a Traffic Control Supervisor to oversee traffic control operations on road construction projects. You will set up and monitor temporary traffic control, coordinate with dispatch, and ensure compliance with MUTCD guidelines and FMCSA regulations.

The role requires a valid DOT medical card, ATSSA/CCA TCS certification, and willingness to travel. You must reliably manage crews, communicate clearly, and maintain safety in outdoor work environments.