Austin Urdahl Delacruz

• Traffic controllers direct the flow of people and vehicles to ensure safety and efficiency during road disruptions. They may work at construction sites, events, or other situations where traffic needs to be redirected. Their responsibilities include

• Communicating: Using two-way radios to communicate with other road traffic team members, emergency response teams, and construction workers

• Responded quickly to inquiries from motorists regarding directions or other information related to their travels.
• Observed all applicable laws concerning speed limits, parking restrictions, and other regulations pertaining to the operation of motor vehicles.
• Communicated with supervisors regarding changes in traffic patterns and and or potential hazards.

• Diagnosed problems and determined solutions for various customer issues.
• Performed onsite repair of equipment at customer locations.
• Followed all safety protocols while performing work in potentially hazardous environments.
• Replaced worn or damaged parts with OEM replacements as necessary.
• Maintained accurate records of service calls, repairs, and parts used.
• Identified potential problems during routine inspections in order to prevent future breakdowns.
• Repaired faulty components such as motors, pumps, valves, switches.
• Tested repaired items to ensure functionality before returning them to customers.
• Completed scheduled appointments on time to drive quality service.
• Installed new components or replaced defective parts to restore functionality.

• Implemented safety protocols during every phase of the job process.
• Inspected existing roofs for damage or leaks and applied sealants when necessary.
• Performed preventive maintenance on tools and equipment used in job activities.
• Attended safety meetings to ensure compliance with all safety regulations.
• Loaded and unloaded trucks with building materials required for each job site.
• Assisted in loading debris from tear-off projects onto dumpsters or trucks.
• Measured and cut materials according to specifications with hand tools such as hammers, saws, chisels.
• Repaired damaged areas of the roof using tar and other waterproofing materials.
• Adhered strictly to OSHA standards while performing duties on construction sites.
• Climbed ladders and scaffolding to reach roofs for inspection, repair, or installation.
• Completed paperwork related to job applications including timesheets and invoices.
• Followed company policy regarding hazardous waste disposal procedures.