Ryan Moya

• Set up and maintain traffic control devices for construction sites.
• Conduct regular inspections of traffic control setups for adherence to regulations.
• Collaborate with construction teams to coordinate effective traffic management plans.
• Evaluate traffic patterns to recommend improvements for future projects.
• Evaluated the effectiveness of existing traffic control systems, recommending changes as needed to optimize performance and safety.
• Trained new team members on proper installation techniques, leading to more efficient work processes and reduced errors.
• Performed regular inspections of work zones, ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations for maximum safety.
• Assisted in the planning and implementation of major construction projects, ensuring minimal disruption to traffic flow during operations.
• Developed positive working relationships with contractors and vendors, facilitating seamless communication during project execution phases.
• Worked with foreman to create effective temporary traffic control schemes.

As a Traffic Control Tech lead I was paired up with a helper who assisted me in setting up safe Traffic control for all the line crews we worked with. I would coordinate with either the G.F. or Foreman of the job and set up accordingly to each project description. Whether it was a pole change-out, wire pull, crane set, helo set, or underground job. I was also in charge of going door to door of the effected customers where the work would be taking place and coordinate with them to get them out of the work zone if possible or simply give them updates regarding how the job would be going and how long the outage would effect them. I was also part of a T.&E. Crew here, this gave me the opportunity to work directly for S.C.E. daily and get more familiar with their expectations of work involving overhead and underground work for distribution.

As a Traffic Control Tech lead I was paired up with a helper who assisted me in setting up safe Traffic control for all the line crews we worked with. I would coordinate with either the G.F. or Foreman of the job and set up accordingly to each project description. Whether it was a pole change-out, wire pull, crane set, helo set, or underground job. I was also in charge of going door to door of the effected customers where the work would be taking place and coordinate with them to get them out of the work zone if possible or simply give them updates regarding how the job would be going and how long the outage would effect them. This position really got me familiar with High Voltage work and all the aspects involved with it.

Traffic Control Trainee. I was taught the basics of how Traffic Control operates. I was always a helper do to my time in the field. We had contracts for several different types of businesses. We worked with companies like So Cal Gas, Patriot, Tidwell, Spectrum, and S.C.E. Edison is where I was first introduced into Traffic Control for High Voltage. Most of my jobs consisted of working with S.C.E. and I this is where I first starting getting familiar with line work and high voltage.

• Developed and maintained client relationships to drive product adoption and sales growth.
• Conducted product demonstrations and presentations to educate clients on technical applications.
• Collaborated with marketing team to create targeted promotional materials for West Coast territory.
• Analyzed market trends and competitor activities to inform strategic sales initiatives.
• Coordinated with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless order fulfillment and delivery processes.
• Trained new sales team members on effective selling techniques and product knowledge.
• Boosted sales by establishing strong relationships with key clients and providing exceptional customer service.
• Retained existing clientele by addressing their concerns promptly while identifying opportunities for upselling or cross-selling products.