Setting up and maintaining traffic control signs and devices, directing traffic, and following safety regulations and procedures.
Phone: (303) 434-2836
Traffic control supervisor
Traffic Management INC
Greeley, CO
06.2021 - 05.2022
Setting up and maintaining traffic control signs and devices, directing traffic, and following safety regulations and procedures.
Phone: (800) 763-3999
Traffic control supervisor
Northern Colorado Traffic Control INC
Greeley, CO
09.2009 - 05.2021
Setting up and maintaining traffic control signs and devices, directing traffic, and following safety regulations and procedures.
Phone: (970) 356-6881
Education
High School -
Central High School
Greeley, CO
01.1996
Skills
Traffic controllers need a range of technical skills to ensure public and worker safety These include setting up and maintaining traffic control devices, directing traffic, and adhering to safety regulations and procedures They must also have the ability to quickly respond to unexpected events and emergency situations As one traffic controller put it, "monitored traffic management center, traffic flow and call-taker workstations" This requires a strong attention to detail and the ability to make quick decisions In addition to technical skills, traffic controllers need strong soft skills They must be good communicators, able to clearly direct traffic and communicate with other workers They must also be able to work well under pressure and in emergency situations, which requires a high level of emotional intelligence As a traffic controller put it, "maintained all safety guidelines according to company policies"
Leadership: Guiding and motivating a team of traffic control personnel to ensure efficient and safe traffic management
Communication: Effectively conveying instructions to team members, interacting with stakeholders, and providing clear directions to drivers and pedestrians
Problem-Solving: Addressing unexpected traffic issues, making quick decisions in high-pressure situations, and adapting to changing traffic conditions
Knowledge of Traffic Laws and Safety Procedures: Ensuring all traffic control measures are implemented according to regulations and safety standards
Scheduling and Multitasking: Managing employee schedules, coordinating traffic control activities, and handling multiple tasks simultaneously
Attention to Detail: Ensuring accuracy in traffic control setup, monitoring, and documentation
Familiarity with Traffic Management Software: Utilizing tools for analysis, planning, and reporting
Risk Management: Identifying potential hazards and implementing strategies to mitigate risks
Emergency Response: Handling emergency situations related to traffic incidents and coordinating necessary actions
Customer Service: Interacting with the public in a professional and helpful manner
Team Building: Creating a positive and productive work environment for the traffic control team
OSHA Standards: Ensuring compliance with safety regulations and guidelines
Ability to work flexible hours: Traffic control supervisors may need to work nights, weekends, and holidays
Valid Driver's License: A clean driving record
Physical Stamina: The ability to stand for extended periods and perform physically demanding tasks
Proficiency in communication tools: Radios, reports, and digital documentation
Knowledge of site management: Overseeing the setup, maintenance, and removal of traffic control devices
TCS Certification: Current
Experience in Traffic Management: Hands-on experience with managing traffic control operations and work zone setup is crucial
Knowledge of Regulations: In-depth understanding of local, state, and federal traffic laws and safety standards
Ability to Implement Traffic Control Plans: Skill in developing, executing, and adjusting traffic control plans
Supervisory Experience: Proven ability to train, supervise, and lead traffic control teams
Strong Leadership Skills: Motivating teams, fostering a safety culture, and ensuring adherence to regulations
Managing Crews: The ability to effectively direct and manage work crews
Interpersonal Skills: Building rapport and collaborating with various groups involved in projects
Certification in traffic control: ATSSA (American Traffic Safety Services Association) certification is often preferred