Traffic Safety Controller - Outdoor, Flexible Hours

Coastal Elite Pro; Pulaski (VA); On-site; USD 23,000 - 26,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hourly pay

Paid training

Health insurance

401(k)

Paid time off

Holidays

Sick leave

Employee Assistance Program

Referral bonuses

Promotion opportunities

Job summary

Coastal Elite Pro seeks a Traffic Control Protector to manage cones, signs and barricades at worksites. You will guide traffic with stop/slow paddles, monitor site activity and follow safety protocols, communicating clearly with team members.

This outdoor role requires resilience in all weather and occasional night or weekend shifts. Responsibilities include maintaining equipment cleanliness and readiness while supporting a safety-first culture.

Qualifications

• Valid driver's license required.
• Ability to stand, walk and lift 40–50 pounds.
• Willingness to work in traffic and in varying weather conditions.
• Flexible schedule and punctuality are expected.
• Must pass pre-hire screening and drug test.
• Stay alert around moving traffic and act with professional conduct.

Responsibilities

• Set up and remove cones, signs, and barricades at job sites.
• Guide traffic with stop/slow paddles and monitor site activity.
• Follow safety protocols and communicate with team members.
• Maintain cleanliness and readiness of equipment.
• Work outdoors in all weather, including nights or weekends.

Skills

Valid driver's license

Stand/walk/lift 40–50 lbs

Work in traffic and variable weather

Flexible schedule

Punctuality

Pass pre-hire screening and drug test

Alertness around moving traffic

Job description

Coastal Elite Pro seeks a Traffic Control Protector to manage cones, signs and barricades at worksites. You will guide traffic with stop/slow paddles, monitor site activity and follow safety protocols, communicating clearly with team members.

This outdoor role requires resilience in all weather and occasional night or weekend shifts. Responsibilities include maintaining equipment cleanliness and readiness while supporting a safety-first culture.