Traffic Control Supervisor 2 (Roanoke)

Spivey Services

Roanoke (VA)

On-site

USD 90,000 - 120,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Weekly Pay Every Friday

Paid Training/ATSSA Certifications

Lead Pay and Overtime

Referral Bonuses

Paid Holidays and Time-Off

100% Employer Paid Health Insurance (E

Dental, Vision Insurance after 60 days

Life & AD&D after 60 days

401(k) with Company Match

Signing Bonus $2,000

Job summary

Spivey Services is seeking a Traffic Control Supervisor II to lead field crews, coordinate complex work zones, and ensure VWAPM compliance across varied projects in Virginia. You will provide advanced decision-making, crew oversight, and direct communication with contractors and inspectors.

Ideal candidates have 3–5 years in traffic control with 2+ years in supervision, and strong knowledge of traffic plans and safety protocols.

Qualifications

Virginia Driver’s License required.
Night shifts availability required.
3–5 years of traffic control or construction field experience, with at least 2 years in a supervisory role.
Strong VWAPM traffic control knowledge.
Experience managing crews and complex work zone setups.
Ability to read, interpret, and implement traffic control plans independently.
Experience driving larger trucks (18’–24’), non‑CDL.
Able to lift 50+ lbs and perform physically demanding outdoor work.
Willingness to travel across regional job sites.
Ability to pass a criminal background check and drug screen.
Availability for nights, weekends, and emergency deployments.
Experience with stationary and mobile lane closures on limited access highways.

Responsibilities

Oversee traffic control crews and ensure work zones meet VWAPM and project specs.
Conduct daily field audits, verify compliance, and take corrective actions.
Perform stationary and mobile lane closures safely on highways.
Serve as on-site point of contact for contractors, inspectors, and leadership.
Review and interpret complex traffic control plans and ensure proper execution.
Coordinate daily job readiness, staffing, and equipment deployment.
Adjust work zone setups in real time for emergencies or safety concerns.
Provide hands-on training to new employees and junior supervisors.
Model a safety-first culture across crews and sites.
Maintain logs for activities, attendance, safety observations, and incidents.
Ensure vehicles and equipment are properly maintained and stocked.
Communicate daily updates to Traffic Operations Manager.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Problem-solving

Interpret plans

Safety awareness

Education

ATSSA Intermediate Certification

OSHA 10 or OSHA 30

Job description

About Spivey Services is a leading provider of traffic safety and sanitation solutions in Virginia, offering traffic control, equipment rentals, and portable sanitation services—including restroom/shower trailers, hand-wash stations, and toilet accessories.

Position Overview

Traffic Control Supervisor II is a mid‑level field leadership role responsible for overseeing traffic control crews, coordinating complex work zone operations, and ensuring full compliance with the Virginia Work Area Protection Manual (VWAPM), project specifications, and all company safety standards. This position serves as a critical field leader—providing advanced decision‑making, crew oversight, quality control, and direct communication with contractors, inspectors, and company management. Supervisor II is expected to manage higher‑risk work zones, train developing supervisors, respond to escalations, and represent Spivey Services with the highest level of professionalism. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced supervisors ready to take on broader responsibility, lead multiple field operations, and contribute to continuous improvement within the Traffic Control Division.

Key Responsibilities

Oversee traffic control crews and ensure all work zones are set up, monitored, and removed according to VWAPM and project‑specific requirements.
Conduct daily field audits, verify compliance, and execute corrective actions when necessary.
Perform both stationary and mobile lane closures on limited‑access highways, ensuring proper setup, monitoring, and breakdown of traffic control devices in accordance with state and federal safety standards.
Serve as the primary on‑site point of contact for contractors, inspectors, and company leadership for assigned projects.
Review and interpret complex traffic control plans; ensure crews execute layouts accurately and efficiently.
Coordinate daily job readiness, staffing, and equipment deployment.
Adjust work zone setups in real time to respond to emergency conditions, project changes, or safety concerns.
Provide hands‑on training to new employees, Flaggers, Traffic Control Assistants, and Supervisor I personnel.
Model and enforce high standards of safety, productivity, and professionalism.
Participate in onboarding, skills assessments, and development of junior supervisors.
Maintain accurate logs for job activities, crew attendance, safety observations, and incident reports.
Ensure vehicles, equipment, and materials assigned to crews are properly maintained, stocked, and inspected.
Communicate daily operational updates to the Traffic Operations Manager or department head.
Champion a safety‑first culture across all crews and sites.
Conduct hazard assessments and lead tailgate meetings when supervising multiple crews.
Respond to and help manage any field incidents or near‑misses in accordance with company protocols.

Qualifications

Required

Valid Virginia Driver’s License
Must be able to work night shifts as required
Minimum 3–5 years of traffic control or construction field experience, with at least 2 years in a supervisory role
Strong, demonstrated knowledge of VWAPM traffic control principles
Experience managing crews and complex work zone setups
Ability to read, interpret, and implement traffic control plans independently
Experience driving larger trucks (18’–24’), non‑CDL
Strong leadership, communication, and problem‑solving skills
Ability to lift 50+ lbs and perform physically demanding outdoor work
Ability to work in all weather conditions and travel across regional job sites
Ability to pass a criminal background check and drug screen
Availability for nights, weekends, and emergency response deployments
Experience working stationary and mobile lane closures on limited access highways

Preferred

ATSSA Intermediate Certification
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30
Prior experience supervising multiple crews or high‑profile/high‑traffic projects
Strong administrative, reporting, and technology skills

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