Traffic Field Technician — Transportation Projects

Quality Counts LLC; Herndon (VA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Company vehicle

401(k) with Employer Contribution

Paid training

Volunteer Time Off (VTO)

Travel opportunities

Job summary

Quality Counts LLC in Herndon, VA seeks a part-time Field Operations Technician for Transportation Projects. The role involves outdoor, hands-on work collecting traffic data across the DMV and Northeast, driving to sites, and performing installation tasks.

The position requires physical work, reliable commuting to Herndon, and the ability to lift up to 50 lbs and operate power tools. Occasional travel and peaks seasons dictate schedule flexibility.

Qualifications

• Relevant labor, field, construction, installation, maintenance, landscaping, warehouse, transportation or other hands-on work experience.
• Enjoys physical work and outdoors.
• Willing to commit to a variable part-time schedule; May and October are peak seasons.
• Reliable commute to Herndon, VA is required.
• Able to lift up to 50 lbs., climb ladders (~15 feet) and safely operate power tools.

Responsibilities

• Drive across the DMV and neighboring states installing and retrieving traffic data collection equipment.
• Perform physical labor including installing video detection cameras and pneumatic road tubes.
• Work independently in the field while following project instructions and deadlines.
• Occasionally join teammates in nearby communities for traffic surveys and parking studies.
• Travel locally and, when opportunities arise, to projects in other parts of the country.

Skills

Labor experience

Field work

Outdoor work

Heavy lifting

Independent work

Power tools

Tools

Power tools

Job description

Quality Counts LLC in Herndon, VA seeks a part-time Field Operations Technician for Transportation Projects. The role involves outdoor, hands-on work collecting traffic data across the DMV and Northeast, driving to sites, and performing installation tasks.

The position requires physical work, reliable commuting to Herndon, and the ability to lift up to 50 lbs and operate power tools. Occasional travel and peaks seasons dictate schedule flexibility.