Traffic Control Flagger II — Field Safety Specialist

RoadSafe Traffic Systems; Zanesville (OH); On-site; USD 16,531 - 24,796; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) plan

Paid Time Off

Snappy Rewards

Dell Savings Program

GM Discount

Boot Voucher

Job summary

RoadSafe Traffic Systems is seeking a Traffic Control Flagger to direct motorists through and around construction sites. This role requires standing for long periods, working outdoors in all weather, and using signs, cones, and paddles to manage traffic safely.

The ideal candidate holds a valid driver’s license, can pass background and drug checks, and meets DOT requirements. Training provided; travel statewide with occasional overnight stays and a rotating on-call schedule.

Qualifications

• Valid Driver’s License.
• Background check (including MVR).
• Drug test and DOT requirements compliance.
• Wear safety equipment (boots with safety toe, hard hat, safety glasses, vest).
• Operate 2-way radio.
• Travel statewide; possible overnight stays.
• Rotate on-call schedule.

Responsibilities

• Set up signs, cones, and other traffic control devices to divert traffic.
• Manage traffic flow with stop/slow paddles.
• Communicate with team via two-way radios.
• Stand and walk for extended periods; lift over 50 pounds as needed.
• Drive company vehicles to transport equipment to job sites.
• Perform routine vehicle inspections and maintenance checks.
• Work outdoors in varying weather and conditions.

Skills

Attention to detail

Customer service

Teamwork

Willingness to travel statewide

Night/weekend availability

Education

ATSSA Flagger training

Defensive Driver training

DOT requirements knowledge

Tools

2-way radio

Safety equipment knowledge

Job description

RoadSafe Traffic Systems is seeking a Traffic Control Flagger to direct motorists through and around construction sites. This role requires standing for long periods, working outdoors in all weather, and using signs, cones, and paddles to manage traffic safely.

The ideal candidate holds a valid driver’s license, can pass background and drug checks, and meets DOT requirements. Training provided; travel statewide with occasional overnight stays and a rotating on-call schedule.