Seasonal Traffic Controller — Outdoor, Customer-Focused

Tier1usa; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 24,000 - 34,000; Part time

Job summary

LAZ Parking California, LLC is seeking a Seasonal Traffic Controller in Santa Clara, CA. The role involves directing traffic in a busy garage, assisting customers at entry/exit points, and maintaining equipment during a seasonal period.

You must be able to work outdoors, endure varied weather, and stand for long periods while delivering friendly service. Shifts commonly run Friday through Sunday with additional hours during surge periods; training and safety commitments are part of the role.

Qualifications

• Must be able to communicate clearly and professionally.
• Ability to speak, read, and comprehend English.
• Open to feedback and differing opinions.
• Demonstrates urgency and timeliness in tasks.
• Shows initiative to seek continual improvement.
• Strong teamwork and interpersonal skills.

Responsibilities

• Walk, jog, and stand for most of the shift while directing traffic.
• Work outdoors in varying weather conditions.
• Provide friendly, informative assistance to patrons at entries and exits.
• Assist with parking equipment and reporting issues via radio.
• Maintain safety and traffic control regulations and procedures.
• Signature verification for equipment checkout.
• Daily cleaning of traffic equipment and SKIDATA devices.
• Participate in monthly safety trainings and special assignments.

Skills

Professional communication

English proficiency

Open to feedback

Urgency & timeliness

Continuous improvement

Teamwork & interpersonal

Job description

LAZ Parking California, LLC is seeking a Seasonal Traffic Controller in Santa Clara, CA. The role involves directing traffic in a busy garage, assisting customers at entry/exit points, and maintaining equipment during a seasonal period.

You must be able to work outdoors, endure varied weather, and stand for long periods while delivering friendly service. Shifts commonly run Friday through Sunday with additional hours during surge periods; training and safety commitments are part of the role.