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Middletntraffic is seeking a Special Events Officer to manage traffic systems at high-traffic events in Nolensville, Tennessee. This part-time role supports public safety and event operations, ideal for law enforcement personnel looking for fieldwork without traditional patrol duties.
Responsibilities include ensuring safe vehicle and pedestrian flow, coordinating with event staff, and providing public assistance. Candidates must have a valid driver's license, communication skills, and a high school diploma.
The Special Events Officer (SEO) is a key role supporting public safety and event operations by managing temporary traffic signals (red light boxes) and ensuring the controlled flow of vehicles and pedestrians at high‑traffic events. This position is well‑suited for current, retired, or reserve law enforcement officers who want to remain active in the field without the demands of traditional patrol work.
Special Event Officers operate in a public‑facing capacity, working in collaboration with certified flaggers, MTTM crews, and event coordinators to ensure safety, efficiency, and compliance with traffic control plans.
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Special Event Officers are expected to follow all Environmental Health & Safety policies and act as ambassadors of MTTM’s safety culture. Officers must demonstrate integrity, accountability, and a commitment to safeguarding lives—one lane at a time.
This position is part‑time and event‑driven, offering flexible scheduling with premium assignments during concerts, festivals, sporting events, and civic functions. Additional responsibilities may be assigned based on site needs and traffic complexity.