Sign Technician II & Field Operations Lead

Socket.dev; Gainesville (GA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Socket.dev is seeking a Hall County Sign Technician II / Corrections Officer to operate traffic control equipment, manage inmate work details, and support asset input and fabrication of devices. The role includes vehicle maintenance and occasional road-closure duties.

You will use a tablet/computer for tasks, coordinate with supervisors, and ensure safety while maintaining county traffic infrastructure. A valid license and safety certifications are preferred.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or G.E.D. and one year Equipment Operator I experience.
• Thorough understanding of MUTCD guidelines for traffic control devices.
• Ability to obtain ATSSA flagger or traffic control technician certifications.

Responsibilities

• Operate a sign truck and equipment for installation/repair of traffic control devices.
• Supervise and train outside inmate details and ensure safety and security.
• Input assets into the county's asset management program and fabricate devices as needed.
• Perform routine maintenance on sign truck and devices and respond to road closures as assigned.
• Use a computer/tablet for work tasks, assignments, and email communications.

Skills

Geography knowledge

Preventive maintenance

Traffic rules knowledge

Operation of small-medium equipment

Written and oral communication

Education

High School Diploma or G.E.D.

One year Equipment Operator I experience

Tools

Asset management software

Tablet computer

Service Truck

Job description

Socket.dev is seeking a Hall County Sign Technician II / Corrections Officer to operate traffic control equipment, manage inmate work details, and support asset input and fabrication of devices. The role includes vehicle maintenance and occasional road-closure duties.

You will use a tablet/computer for tasks, coordinate with supervisors, and ensure safety while maintaining county traffic infrastructure. A valid license and safety certifications are preferred.