Traffic Control Tech II: Lane Closures & Safe Workzones

Roadsafe-Traffic-Systems; Alexandria (VA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 29,000; Full time

Job summary

RoadSafe Traffic Systems is seeking a Traffic Control Technician II in Virginia. The role involves setting up and taking down lane closures, directing traffic for crews, and handling safety products from sites.

Ideal candidates have 1–3 years in traffic control, a valid driver’s license, and ATSSA TCT training. Travel statewide with some nights/weekends may be required; a safety-first mindset and ability to lift up to 70 pounds are essential.

Qualifications

• Valid Driver's License required.
• 1–3 years of traffic control experience with 2,000 field hours.
• Must pass background and DOT drug tests.
• Wear safety equipment and follow safety rules.
• Able to lift up to 70 pounds.
• Willing to travel statewide; nights/weekends as needed.
• ATSSA TCT intermediate training completed.

Responsibilities

• Operate company trucks to transport materials and equipment to job sites.
• Drive MOT and TMA vehicles to projects.
• Place temporary construction signs and set up traffic safety devices.
• Monitor work zones and ensure proper placement.
• Install, remove delineators and signs; perform basic shop maintenance.
• Adhere to safety rules and company policies.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Valid Driver's License

DOT regulations knowledge

Ability to lift up to 70 pounds

Willingness to travel statewide

Night/weekend work availability

Education

ATSSA TCT intermediate training

Basic reading and writing ability

Tools

MOT vehicle operation

TMA vehicle operation

Traffic control equipment handling

Job description

RoadSafe Traffic Systems is seeking a Traffic Control Technician II in Virginia. The role involves setting up and taking down lane closures, directing traffic for crews, and handling safety products from sites.

Ideal candidates have 1–3 years in traffic control, a valid driver’s license, and ATSSA TCT training. Travel statewide with some nights/weekends may be required; a safety-first mindset and ability to lift up to 70 pounds are essential.