Traffic Control - General Laborer

Helix Traffic Solutions, LLC

Wheatland (WY)

On-site

USD 17,047 - 24,280

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

401(k)

On-the-job training

Paid time off

Compensation starting at $15 per hour

Job summary

Keyhole Technologies, a Wyoming-based leader in traffic control, is hiring an Installation Laborer. This entry-level role focuses on manual tasks, equipment setup, and site safety to support roadwork projects across the state.

You will work outdoors in variable weather, lift and move materials, and assist with sign installation and traffic control. Day-to-day duties require reliability, physical stamina, and clear communication with the crew and the public.

Qualifications

Must be able to perform heavy manual tasks for long periods, lifting up to 50–90 lbs.
Works outdoors in all weather conditions.
Clear verbal communication with crew and the public.

Responsibilities

Loads, unloads, and moves signs, cones, and barricades on-site.
Assist in installing signs and traffic control devices; operate basic tools.
Support traffic control by distributing signs and guiding traffic safely.

Skills

Manual labor

Stamina

Outdoor work

Communication

Education

High school diploma

Tools

Pneumatic post drivers

Jackhammers

Drills

Hand tools

Job description

Join Helix Traffic Solutions – Traffic Control for a Safer Tomorrow

We’re not just placing cones—we’re rethinking the way traffic moves. Helix Traffic Solutions is a national leader in traffic control, work zone safety, and roadway infrastructure services. Through a network of specialized operating companies across the U.S., Helix delivers reliable, high‑impact solutions that protect lives, support construction projects, and keep communities moving safely.

About Keyhole Technologies

Keyhole Technologies, LLC is a proud member of the Helix Traffic Solutions network, serving communities throughout Wyoming—from busy highways to rural roadways—with dependable traffic control and work‑zone safety solutions. Built on years of hands‑on experience, Keyhole Technologies supports contractors and subcontractors with the expertise, equipment, and manpower needed to keep projects compliant, on schedule, and operating safely. Our team delivers professional, scalable solutions for projects ranging from short‑term closures to large‑scale roadway and infrastructure construction.

Our Services And Capabilities Include:

Traffic control services for road construction, utility work, and infrastructure projects
Daily lane closures, detours, and temporary traffic signal installations
Traffic control devices, message boards, and equipment rentals
Professional roadway and pavement marking services for temporary and permanent applications
Durable, high‑visibility markings designed to meet project specifications and industry standards

With a focus on safety, efficiency, and minimizing disruption, Keyhole Technologies helps ensure smooth traffic flow while protecting workers, drivers, and pedestrians at every stage of a project.

Why Work with Helix & Keyhole Technologies?

A strong culture of safety, teamwork, and accountability
Hands‑on work that directly improves roadway safety across Wyoming
Opportunities for training, certification, and internal career growth
The support of a national organization with the responsiveness of a local team

What To Expect

Our work is fast‑paced, hands‑on, and essential. Every role at Keyhole Technologies plays a vital part in keeping Wyoming’s roadways safe and traffic moving efficiently. If you’re dependable, safety‑focused, and looking for a career with purpose, we’d be proud to have you on our team.

Job Title

Installation Laborer

Company Summary

Keyhole Technologies is a leading provider of traffic control and roadway safety solutions across Wyoming. As a proud member of the Helix Traffic Solutions network, we specialize in high‑stakes traffic management, including lane closures, pavement markings, sign installation, and equipment rentals. Our mission is to protect both workers and the traveling public by delivering precision planning and on‑site execution for infrastructure projects of all sizes.

Job Role

An Installation Laborer (often referred to as a Sign Crew Laborer or Traffic Control Laborer) provides the physical effort required to execute project plans on‑site. This is an entry‑level role that focuses on manual tasks, equipment setup, and site safety.

Work Schedule & Travel

Hours: Typical work weeks range from 40–60 hours, with potential for more during peak project seasons. Weekend work: Not typical but may be required based on project deadlines or emergency repairs. Travel: This role requires statewide travel (1–5 days per week). Candidates must be comfortable staying overnight when necessary.

Core Responsibilities

Material Handling: Loads, unloads, and moves building materials (such as signs, cones, and barricades) and tools to the appropriate locations on‑site.
Installation: Assist in the physical installation of products, which may include digging postholes by hand, operating jackhammer to install bases, using hand tools to build signs, assembling/setting up traffic control devices.
Traffic Control Support: Distributes signs and markers in designated patterns and may act as a flagger to stop or direct traffic flow safely around the work crew.

Required Qualifications

Age/Legal: Must be at least 18 years old.
Driver’s License: A valid and clean driver’s license is usually mandatory for traveling to job sites.
Education: A high school diploma is preferred but often not strictly required for entry‑level labor positions.

Physical & Work Requirements/Skills

Manual Labor & Stamina: Ability to perform heavy manual tasks for long periods, including lifting, carrying, and pushing materials like signs, sand, or gravel weighing up to 50–90 lbs.
Environment: Works primarily outdoors in all weather conditions, including rain, snow, and extreme heat.
Tool Proficiency: Skill in using hand and power tools such as drills, saws, pneumatic post drivers, and jackhammers for installing sign hardware and cutting concrete or asphalt.
Material Handling: Dexterity to load/unload materials safely and keep worksites organized to prevent hazards.
Hazard Awareness: Constant alertness to moving traffic and mechanical equipment to ensure personal safety and the safety of the public.
Plan Interpretation: Basic ability to read and follow project maps, blueprints, or technical instructions for correct sign placement.
Communication: Clear verbal communication is vital for coordinating with crew members and responding to inquiries from the public.
Reliability & Punctuality: Since roadwork follows tight schedules, being on time for early starts is a critical requirement.
Teamwork: The ability to take direction from a Foreman and work collaboratively in high‑pressure environments.

Benefits/Perks