Traffic Control Flagger

Crane Creek Asphalt; Faribault, Northern (MN, KY); Hybrid; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Crane Creek Asphalt in Minnesota is hiring Traffic Control Flaggers to maintain safe work zones, monitor signs, barricades, traffic cones and other warning devices while strictly following safety rules.

You will provide clear communication with motorists and crew, relay traffic signals, and support road construction crews on projects across south-central Minnesota, including Faribault, Northfield and surrounding communities. On-the-job training and DOT certification training are provided.

Qualifications

• DOT certification training provided
• On-the-job training available
• Safety-focused work with traffic control equipment

Responsibilities

• Maintain safe work zones by monitoring signs, barricades, cones and other warning devices
• Communicate clearly with motorists and crew, relaying traffic signals for safety

Job description

Traffic Control Flagger Job Overview – MN Road Construction Jobs

Under direction of the Supervisor, Traffic Control Flaggers will be responsible for performing traffic control duties and maintaining safe work zones, following safety rules and regulations including monitoring signs, barricades, traffic cones and other warning devices. Flaggers must provide positive communication with both the traveling public and their co-workers as they relay traffic signals to ensure everyone’s safety.

The company will provide the Department of Transportation (DOT) certification training followed by on-the-job training which will provide the knowledge and skills to become a productive member of one of our crews.

Our Traffic Control Flaggers and road construction crews complete work throughout South Central Minnesota, including Faribault, MN; Northfield, MN; Owatonna, MN; Waseca, MN and surrounding communities.

What our employees like about working with Crane Creek Asphalt:

“… the company and that they treat people fairly. I also like the area, the work that we do and that I’m home every night.” – Tom G.

“… I never know what is going to happen from one day to the next and have made a lot of friends through my job.” – Emily B.