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Company DescriptionUnlock Your Career Potential in Traffic Safety with AWP Safety – America’s Leading Traffic Management Company! Your journey towards a rewarding career in traffic management starts here.
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Project and staff management experience on highway projects Roadway, bridge, or traffic engineering background is required. Tasks and Responsibilities Primary focus is project management for roadway, bridge and traffic engineering projects.
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Overview: AWP Safety is on the lookout for motivated individuals to embark on a rewarding career as a Traffic Control Flagger. Job DescriptionRole Description: As a Traffic Control Flagger, you will play a crucial role in:Establishing and maintaining safe work zones using the proper equipment.
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Unlock Your Career Potential in Traffic Safety with AWP Safety - America's Leading Traffic Management Company! Our team of 6,500 professionals helps secure 2,000 work zon Traffic, Flagger, Control, Control Specialist, Manufacturing, Construction.
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Principles, practices, and techniques of engineering in a public agency setting, including capital project management; infrastructure management (flood control, traffic, roads, bridges, and rights-of-way); hydrology and flood plain management; and traffic engineering, including the interpretation of laws, regulations, policies, and procedures.
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Proficient and extensive knowledge of traffic engineering principles, practices, process, and design/build related to traffic control equipment, capacity and operational analysis, project management, and related communications systems.
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If filled at Traffic Management Technician II: Three (3) years of experience in paraprofessional traffic engineering with a concentration in traffic signal and/or operations that has required the application of the principles of traffic engineering and mathematics to the solution of traffic engineering/management problems involving traffic control, capacity, vehicular speed, and related matters; and including some experience in traffic signal computer operation.
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A Traffic Engineer 1 supports the Project Engineer by accurately and efficiently performing traffic engineering tasks. Basic understanding of traffic signal and ITS systems.
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Network Virtualization: Akamai Global Traffic Management and Edge & Delivery Networks, Elastic Load Balancing Services, + Cloud security patterns: Rehydration, landing zone, ingress/egress traffic management.
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Traffic Control Flagger - Veteran Preferred Location: Metro Atlanta, North of Atlanta, South of Atlanta Job Type: Full-time Benefits: Referral program, Performance Bonuses, Healthcare, 7 Paid Holidays, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), Certified ATSSA Flagger Company Overview: We are a leading traffic management company committed to ensuring the safety and efficiency of roadwork sites throughout the Metro Atlanta area.
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Job DescriptionAs a Traffic Control Flagger, you will play a crucial role in:· Establishing and maintaining safe work zones using the proper equipment. Apply now to join AWP Safety and embark on a career path that offers unparalleled growth opportunities, comprehensive benefits, and the chance to be a part of America’s leading traffic safety company.
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In this role you will serve as the District Traffic Engineer by providing strategic leadership, management and direction to the Bristol District Traffic Engineering Section.
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We deliver comprehensive traffic management services, supporting utility, broadband, and infrastructure work in communities across the country. Role Description: As a Traffic Control Flagger, you will play a crucial role in:Establishing and maintaining safe work zones using the proper equipment.
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Conduct project related field visits, traffic capacity and operation analyses, traffic impact analyses, signal warrant, safety evaluations, and other related traffic engineering work.
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Develop plans and specifications for traffic management during construction, pavement marking and signage, and traffic signals. The ideal candidate will be a licensed Professional Traffic Operations Engineer and have significant experience in client development and pursuing, managing, and providing traffic engineering services for public agencies, including DOTs, counties, and municipalities.
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