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SAFE AND COMMUNITIES MOVING!
Are you dependable, safety-focused, and ready to work outdoors? We’re hiring Traffic Control Flaggers to help manage traffic at utility sites, and roadwork areas. No experience necessary.
Requirements for Crew Member Positions:
- Age 18+
- Valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, working smartphone
- Ability and willingness to stand up to 12 hours at a time
- Ability and willingness to walk 1-2 miles per day
- Ability and willingness to work in varying weather conditions
- Ability and willingness to lift 25-35 lbs. throughout the day, occasionally 50 lbs.
- 1099 independent contractor
- Provide a voided check for direct deposit
- Positive attitude, flexibility, and safety-oriented
Key Responsibilities of a Flagger
Flaggers play a critical role in maintaining safety and efficiency at road and utility work sites. Their primary responsibilities include:
Crew Member Equipment:
Every flagger must be properly equipped to ensure safety, visibility, and effective communication on the job site. Below is a list of standard gear required for all crew members, along with the reason each item is essential:
Stop/Slow Paddle
Used to control the flow of traffic through the work zone. This paddle is the primary signaling device that ensures vehicles stop or proceed safely.
High Visibility Safety Vest
Enhances visibility during daylight and nighttime conditions. Reflective striping ensures drivers can see the flagger from a distance.
High Visibility Safety Pants
Provides full-body visibility, especially in low-light or high-traffic environments. Often required to meet state and federal safety standards.
High Visibility Rain Gear (Jacket & Pants)
Keeps the flagger dry while maintaining high visibility during inclement weather. Designed with reflective materials and waterproof construction.
Hard Hat
Protects the flagger from potential overhead hazards, falling objects, and other site-specific dangers. Often color-coded for crew identification.
Traffic Control Wand
Used during low-light or nighttime operations to direct vehicles clearly and safely with illuminated signals.
24”x24” Safety Flag
An alternative or supplement to paddles in some scenarios. Used to grab driver attention in emergency or backup situations.
Two-Way Radios w/ Charger *(Drivers Only)*
Essential for communication between crew members, drivers, and supervisors. Enables coordination across large or noisy job sites.
All equipment must be worn or carried as required and maintained in good working condition. Proper gear is not only a safety requirement—it’s a reflection of professionalism on the job site.
