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ECM Energy is seeking Traffic Attendants to coordinate and control traffic at natural gas frac sites. Training is provided, and employees will be eligible for health insurance after 30 days and paid time off after 90 days. Positions require 12-hour shifts and reporting to the job site location.
Locations include multiple counties in West Virginia, with full-time employment and mandatory safety gear such as steel-toed boots and a CB radio before starting the first shift.
Traffic Attendants are responsible for the coordination and control of traffic on and off a natural gas frac site via communication using a CB radio. Traffic control positions are entry-level positions with paid training provided. Employees will be eligible for health insurance after 30 days; paid time off and paid holidays after 90 days of employment. Traffic Attendant positions are scheduled for 12-hour shifts and will be required to report directly to their job site location.
Tyler County, Lewis County, Harrison County, and Wetzel County, WV. Pine Grove, Middlebourne, and Reader, WV and more!
Full-time