Keshawn Hubbard

Traffic Control Flagger

RoadSafeTrafficSystems

08.2023 - Current

Calmly managed clearing of path during passage of emergency vehicles.
Provided essential instructions to foremen, crew chiefs and other flaggers.
Maintained constant communication with fellow flaggers to ensure smooth coordination of traffic control efforts.
Demonstrated strong decision-making skills when determining appropriate actions in response to changing conditions or emergencies within the work zone.
Collaborated with construction crews and project managers to establish optimal traffic flow patterns during roadwork operations.
Used flagging tools such as stop and slow paddle and red flag.
Patiently directed motorists towards detours and alternate routes.
Established a positive rapport with the public by answering questions about construction activities courteously and professionally whenever approached near the worksite.
Actively alerted construction crew about vehicles failing to obey signals, preventing accident and injury.
Increased worker safety by promptly reporting any hazardous conditions or incidents observed on job sites.
Familiar with use of hand signaling procedures.
Managed stress effectively while working in high-pressure environments with heavy traffic volumes and challenging weather conditions.
Handled unexpected events or emergencies calmly and efficiently, minimizing disruptions to traffic flow and work progress.
Utilized a variety of signaling equipment, including flags, signs, and radios, to effectively communicate with motorists and crew members.
Enhanced safety for both drivers and workers by closely monitoring work zones and adjusting flagging signals accordingly.
Professionally communicated with motorists stuck in stopped traffic.
Organized and maintained site equipment during slow hours.
Promoted teamwork among fellow flaggers by offering assistance when needed and sharing best practices for improved performance overall.
Intimately familiar with flagging safety regulations and equipment as published by OSHA.
Improved traffic flow by efficiently directing vehicles and pedestrians at construction sites.