SOUTHERN USER
NOT SOUTHERN
Advancement
At Traffic Plan, our team of dedicated professionals works hard to keep traffic flowing smoothly and safely. From Traffic Control Technicians working in the field to Supervisors managing crews, every team member plays a vital part in maintaining the efficiency of our roadways. Explore the diverse responsibilities of each position and how your career can progress with us.
Career Path
Traffic Control Technician: Responsible for working with a crew to protect our customers and the general public on roads and around construction sites. You will be trained in general safety and qualified as an ATSSA-certified flagger. This is a union position. New employees (Technician I) in VA and MD receive increases after 90 days, 180 days, and at one year. In PA and NJ, new employees (Technician I) receive an increase at one year.
Crew Chief: Responsible for setting up each job and directing Technicians. You will work with customers and Supervisors to ensure a safe work zone and will be responsible for submitting time sheets for your crew. You may use a company van for your daily commute. This is a union position.
Traffic Control Technician: Responsible for working with a crew to protect our customers and the general public on roads and around construction sites. You will be trained in general safety and qualified as an ATSSA-certified flagger.
Crew Chief: Responsible for setting up each job and directing Technicians. You will work with customers and Supervisors to ensure a safe work zone and will be responsible for submitting time sheets for your crew. You may use a company van for your daily commute.
Team Support Specialist: Responsible for performing daily inspections of field crews to ensure compliance with MUTCD, ATSSA, DOT, and company policies and procedures. You will also provide breaks to flagging crews and act as a liaison between crews and Supervisors. You may use a company pickup truck for commuting and for work assignments.
Supervisor: Responsible for the daily management of flagging crews, customer interactions, site visits, equipment maintenance, toolbox safety talks, training, incident management, and reporting. You will be trained with Traffic Control Coordinator, Publication 213, or ATSSA Intermediate certifications. You may use a company pickup truck for commuting and work assignments.
Regional Yard Supervisor: Responsible for same duties as Supervisors but also managing all aspects of the local field office, including equipment ordering, inventory control, and vehicle preventative maintenance programs. You may use a company pickup truck for commuting and for work assignments.
Field Project Manager: Responsible for the daily management of flagging crews, customer interactions, site visits, equipment maintenance, toolbox safety talks, training, incident management, and reporting. You will be trained with Traffic Control Coordinator or ATSSA Intermediate certifications. You may use a company pickup truck for commuting and work assignments.
Regional Yard Supervisor: Responsible for same duties as Supervisors, but also managing all aspects of the local field office, including equipment ordering, inventory control, and vehicle preventive maintenance programs. You may use a company pickup truck for commuting and for work assignments.
Start Your Journey Today
Joining the Traffic Plan team empowers you to make a difference and further your career. From dedicated flaggers to aspiring leaders, our commitment to career advancement is strong. Are you eager to make a difference in your community? Reach out today and explore the exciting possibilities that await you at Traffic Plan.
