Traffic Control Persons’ are needed to ensure protected traffic management conditions on work and construction sites, for the public, themselves and others working on/near roadways.
Accountability:
As with all careers in construction, safety is the top priority. Site safety protocols must always be adhered to for your own safety, and the safety of your team.
Employee must provide their own basic personal protective equipment: hard hat with high visibility color and retroreflective tape, steel toe boots with ankle protection, wrist and lower leg fluorescent bands, high visibility vest, and traffic control paddle. Be prepared for all weather conditions.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Stop, slow and direct traffic/pedestrians through work or construction sites
Protect the safety of the crew and public
Execute effective traffic management plans with appropriate equipment and signage
Effectively communicate with handheld radios as required
Basic knowledge and cooperation of safety requirements and PPE
All equipment,
signs and PPE must be kept in clean and in working condition
Must be willing to work in variable climatic conditions
Work safely around heavy construction equipment
Communicate and follow instructions effectively with supervisors in both written and oral form
Recognize safety hazards, appropriate precautions, and inform others of these hazards
Must be reliable with a positive attitude
Adhere to company Health & Safety Manual, and Policies
Qualification and Education Requirements:
Mandatory Certificates/Licence: WHMIS 2015, BCCSA Traffic Control Ticket,
Certificates/Licence Considered an Asset: Basic First Aid, Valid Class 7 Drivers Licence minimum.
Valuable vision, hearing, alertness, and judgement
Ability to stand for long periods of time
Pay: $22.00-$28.00 per hour
Expected hours: 40.0 per week
Work Location: In person
📌 Traffic Control Person Victoria
🏢 Ravenstone Construction
📍 Victoria
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