Key Responsibilities

Key Responsibilities

Traffic Control

• Control and direct traffic safely in and around work zones.

• Read and follow site-specific traffic control instructions and plans.

• Maintain full attention and remain alert while  directing traffic.

• Position yourself where you are visible to traffic  and can safely monitor approaching vehicles.

• Stop, slow, and release traffic as required by work  activities.

• Communicate effectively with Traffic Control Workers and site personnel.

• Ensure communication equipment, signage, cones, and  protective devices are clean, visible, functional, and properly positioned.

• Provide motorists with clear and courteous directions.

• Report dangerous motorists or unsafe conditions to  the Site Supervisor.

• Review assigned tasks, equipment movement, and potential worksite hazards.

• Transport and inspect required tools and equipment  before use.

• Set up traffic control measures as directed by the Site Supervisor.

• Assist with construction activities, material  handling, site preparation, and cleanup.

• Apply appropriate construction methods, materials,  and tools.

• Follow all safety policies, procedures, and Site Supervisor instructions.

General Responsibilities

• Wear all required CSA-approved PPE.

• Inspect the worksite daily and report hazards or  unsafe conditions.

• Maintain a safe and organized work area.

• Perform other duties as assigned.

Qualifications / Skills

Experience

• Previous Traffic Control or Labor experience is an asset.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

• Ability  to operate required equipment safely and responsibly.

• Effective communication and listening skills.

• Reliable, dependable, and able to manage time effectively.

• Ability to work independently and follow assigned schedules and instructions.

• Physically able to lift heavy objects, stand and walk for extended periods, and  perform tasks in varying weather conditions.

• Valid driver’s license is an asset.

• Safety-conscious, dependable, and team-oriented.

• May be required to work out of town.

• Work is primarily outdoors and may involve exposure to all weather conditions.