Traffic Control Flagging Specialist - Safety & Growth

188 Q3 Contracting, Inc; Wisconsin; On-site; USD 30,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Union wages paid weekly

Paid on-the-job training

Union benefits offerings

Award winning safety programs

Overtime opportunities

Growth Opportunities

Job summary

Q3 Contracting, Inc, part of Primoris Gas Operations, seeks reliable Traffic Control Flaggers to manage traffic in active construction zones. This role supports projects in Wisconsin with some overnight travel; strong safety focus and clear communication are essential.

The position offers union wages paid weekly, paid training, and opportunities for growth within a leading utility contractor. Valid flagger credentials are preferred; in-house training is available.

Qualifications

• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required.
• Clean driving record preferred.
• Fed Med card required or able to obtain.

Responsibilities

• Control the flow of vehicular traffic through construction zones using stop/slow paddles and radios/AFAD devices.
• Set up and take down traffic control devices (cones, signs, etc.).
• Communicate clearly with crew members and the traveling public.
• Remain alert to changing traffic and work zone conditions; follow safety policies and regulations.
• Report unsafe conditions to supervisors immediately.

Skills

Valid driver’s license

Reliable transportation

Clean driving record

Fed Med card

Stand for extended periods

Work outdoors in various weather

Excellent communication skills

MnDOT or ATSSA flagger certification

Previous flagging experience

Job description

Q3 Contracting, Inc, part of Primoris Gas Operations, seeks reliable Traffic Control Flaggers to manage traffic in active construction zones. This role supports projects in Wisconsin with some overnight travel; strong safety focus and clear communication are essential.

The position offers union wages paid weekly, paid training, and opportunities for growth within a leading utility contractor. Valid flagger credentials are preferred; in-house training is available.