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Traffic Operative Jobs in Ontario (NOW HIRING)

City of Ottawa

Bus Operator

Ottawa, ON · On-site

CA$37.91/hr

ATU 279/Trans Operators Salary Information: Training rate is 50% of full-time Bus Operator wage ... Knowledge of the Highway Traffic Act * Knowledge of/experience using portable communications ...

Region of Waterloo

CA$31.60 - CA$33.26/hr

Operates aviation radio and monitors frequency to maintain continuous contact with air traffic ... Must hold a valid Airport Vehicle Operators Permit (AVOP) or attain within 10 days of employment.

Ontario Northland

Manager Operating Practices

North Bay, ON · On-site

CA$127K - CA$150K/yr

Minimum ten (10) years of progressively responsible experience in railway operations, rail traffic control, transportation management, compliance, training, operating rules. * Demonstrated experience ...

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What is a traffic operative?

Traffic Operatives are professionals responsible for setting up, maintaining, and removing temporary traffic management systems on roads, such as signs, cones, and barriers. Their main role is to ensure the safety of both road users and workers during roadworks or events that impact traffic flow. They follow strict health and safety regulations, often working in all weather conditions and at various hours. Traffic Operatives also monitor traffic conditions and provide clear directions to minimize disruptions and keep traffic moving smoothly.

What are some common challenges traffic operatives face on a daily basis, and how can they be managed?

Traffic Operatives often encounter challenges such as dealing with unpredictable weather conditions, managing interactions with the public, and ensuring safety in high-traffic areas. Adapting quickly to changing circumstances and maintaining clear communication with team members are essential to overcoming these challenges. Regular training on health and safety protocols, as well as strong teamwork, helps Traffic Operatives maintain efficiency and safety throughout their shifts.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a traffic operative, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Traffic Operative, you generally need a solid understanding of traffic management, road safety regulations, and a valid driving license, often supported by relevant certifications like the LANTRA or Sector Scheme 12 qualifications. Familiarity with traffic control systems, signage installation, and communication equipment is typically required. Strong attention to detail, teamwork, and effective communication skills help in managing roadworks and ensuring safety for both workers and the public. These skills and qualifications are crucial for minimizing risks, ensuring smooth traffic flow, and maintaining safety standards at work sites.

What is the difference between Traffic Operative vs Traffic Coordinator?

AspectTraffic OperativeTraffic Coordinator
CredentialsTypically requires a valid driver’s license, basic traffic management trainingOften requires similar certifications, plus experience in scheduling or logistics
Work EnvironmentOn-site, managing traffic flow, directing vehicles or pedestriansOffice-based with site visits, coordinating schedules and resources
Employer & Industry UsageUsed in construction, events, transportation sectorsCommon in logistics, transportation, and event planning

The main difference is that a Traffic Operative primarily manages traffic flow on-site, while a Traffic Coordinator handles planning, scheduling, and coordination tasks behind the scenes. Both roles require similar certifications but differ in daily responsibilities and work environment.

Is traffic control a stressful job?

Traffic Operatives often work in high-pressure environments, managing traffic flow and ensuring safety in busy or hazardous conditions. The job can be stressful due to the need for constant alertness, adherence to safety protocols, and working in varying weather conditions or during irregular hours. Proper training and experience help manage stress levels effectively.

What do you need to be a traffic operative?

To become a traffic operative, you typically need good communication skills, the ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions, and relevant certifications such as a traffic management or safety qualification. Some roles may require a valid driving license and experience operating traffic control equipment or signage.

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Bilingual Traffic Control Guard (Security license - English & French Required)

A.S.P. Incorporated

Toronto, ON • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 23 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Monitor and verify vehicles and persons boarding the ferry or entering the ferry facilities.

  • Control ground transportation, parking activities, and manage curbside issues to ensure smooth traffic flow.

  • Enforce airport policies, report infractions, and assist in emergency situations including traffic coordination and evacuations.

Job description

BILINGUAL TRAFFIC CONTROL OFFICER @ BILLY BISHOP AIRPORT

Are you passionate about Safety & Security and seeking opportunity to join a team of Security Professionals?

A.S.P. Incorporated has provided security and customer service solutions for over 20 years to Canadian clients. We employ in excess of 2000 employees and are a subsidiary of ICTS EUROPE, which is operating in 22 countries and employing more than 17000 professionals. A.S.P provide services to some of the largest airports in Canada and has a significant presence in the Commercial and Residential spaces in Ontario and Alberta.

A.S.P. is looking for a Bilignual Traffic control officer, who committed to ensuring the safety and efficiency of airport operations and seeking a skilled and dedicated candidate to join our dynamic team. As an integral part of our airport operations, you will play a crucial role in managing and coordinating vehicle traffic movements to ensure a smooth and safe experience for all passengers and drivers. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment and have a strong sense of responsibility, we invite you to apply and contribute to the success of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

What you will do:

  • Act as a welcoming agent and greet passengers arriving at the airport in a helpful, friendly manner;
  • Assist persons with disabilities from the curb into the designated waiting areas and with contacting their air carrier for further assistance;
  • Monitor and verify vehicles and/or persons boarding the ferry or entering the ferry facilities;
  • Monitor and control the ground transportation and parking activities, prevent unattended vehicles, and assist with curbside issues while maintaining the smooth and free flow of traffic on the Mainland and Island sides of the Airport;
  • Educate passengers on parking and waiting options to help limit roadside congestion, unattended vehicles and ensure pedestrian safety;
  • Patrol the groundside curb, taxi corral and finger lanes;
  • Control of vehicles and pedestrians on airport property;
  • Monitor transportation companies conducting business at the airport;
  • Act as first response in case of emergency;
  • Enforce the airport policies on groundside;
  • Report all enforcement infractions and provide feedback to resolve problems or situations;
  • During emergencies, assist in various roles such as traffic coordination, as required;
  • Act as Evacuation Wardens during building evacuations;
  • Liaise and communicate with parking enforcement, taxi inspectors and police, for enforcement purposes and take a proactive approach to resolve traffic related problems in accordance with regulations and/or PortsToronto policy;
  • Carry and operate portable radios to communicate with each other and the Airport Operations Communication Center; and
  • Other related duties as assigned.

Who you are:

  • Fluent in both French and English mandatory;
  • Minimum High School diploma or Grade 12 education;
  • Eligible to work in Canada;
  • Proficient computer skills such as Microsoft Office;
  • Self-motivated individual with a strong attention to detail.
  • Excellent written & verbal communication and active listening skills;
  • Ability to physically patrol the curbside is mandatory
  • Must Possess a valid Security license, and Standard First Aid certification;
  • Possession of a valid Restricted Area Identity Card (RAIC) is an asset;

This posting is for an anticipated vacancy
We welcome applicants of all backgrounds. This posting does not require Canadian work experience

Use of AI in hiring:
• ASP may use automated or AI-enabled tools to support applicant screening and selection. Human review is part of the final hiring decision.
Compensation
• Expected compensation: $19.55 - $22.00 per hour
• The compensation range reflects base hourly pay and does not include overtime or premiums where applicable.
Why you should work with A.S.P:
• We care about our team and their personal and professional success.
• Diverse and engaging work environment.
• People-first mentality.
• Competitive remuneration and benefits package.
A.S.P. Incorporated is committed to diversity various communities within which we operate. We encourage all qualified professionals, to apply and invite anyone requiring accommodation to notify us during the recruitment process

To apply please visit www.security-asp.com
We hire for PERSONALITY. We train for the job.

AGENT DE CONTRÔLE DE LA CIRCULATION BILINGUE

Êtes-vous passionné par la sécurité et souhaitez-vous rejoindre une équipe de professionnels de la sécurité?

A.S.P. Incorporated offre des solutions de sécurité et de service à la clientèle depuis plus de 20 ans à sa clientèle canadienne. Nous comptons plus de 2000 employés et sommes une filiale d'ICTS EUROPE, opérant dans 22 pays avec plus de 17000 professionnels. A.S.P. fournit des services à certains des plus grands aéroports du Canada et est très présente dans les secteurs commercial et résidentiel en Ontario et en Alberta.

A.S.P. recherche un agent de contrôle de la circulation bilingue, dédié à assurer la sécurité et l'efficacité des opérations aéroportuaires. Nous cherchons un candidat compétent et motivé pour rejoindre notre équipe dynamique. En tant que partie intégrante de nos opérations aéroportuaires, vous jouerez un rôle crucial dans la gestion et la coordination des mouvements de circulation des véhicules pour assurer une expérience fluide et sécurisée pour tous les passagers et conducteurs. Si vous excellez dans un environnement dynamique et que vous avez un sens élevé des responsabilités, nous vous invitons à postuler et à contribuer au succès de l'Aéroport Billy Bishop de Toronto.

Vos responsabilités incluront notamment :

  • Accueillir les passagers à leur arrivée à l'aéroport de manière amicale et serviable ;
  • Aider les personnes handicapées depuis le trottoir jusqu'aux zones d'attente désignées et les assister pour contacter leur transporteur aérien pour toute assistance supplémentaire ;
  • Surveiller et vérifier les véhicules et/ou personnes embarquant sur le traversier ou entrant dans les installations du traversier ;
  • Superviser et contrôler les activités de transport terrestre et de stationnement, prévenir les véhicules abandonnés et aider en cas de problèmes aux abords de la chaussée tout en maintenant un flux de circulation fluide et sécuritaire sur les côtés continentaux et insulaires de l'aéroport ;
  • Éduquer les passagers sur les options de stationnement et d'attente pour limiter la congestion routière, les véhicules abandonnés et assurer la sécurité des piétons ;
  • Patrouiller les trottoirs, les zones de taxi et les voies d'accès ;
  • Contrôler les véhicules et piétons sur la propriété de l'aéroport ;
  • Surveiller les compagnies de transport opérant à l'aéroport ;
  • Agir en tant que première réponse en cas d'urgence ;
  • Faire respecter les politiques aéroportuaires du côté terre ;
  • Signaler toutes les infractions et fournir des commentaires pour résoudre les problèmes ou situations ;
  • En cas d'urgence, aider dans divers rôles tels que la coordination du trafic, selon les besoins ;
  • Agir en tant que responsable de l'évacuation lors des évacuations de bâtiment ;
  • Établir et maintenir des relations et communications avec les services de contrôle de stationnement, les inspecteurs de taxi et la police, à des fins de contrôle et prendre des mesures proactives pour résoudre les problèmes liés à la circulation conformément à la réglementation et/ou aux politiques de PortsToronto ;
  • Porter et utiliser des radios portatives pour communiquer entre eux et avec le Centre de communication des opérations aéroportuaires ; et
  • Autres tâches connexes assignées.

Profil recherché :

  • Bilingue français-anglais obligatoire ;
  • Diplôme d'études secondaires minimum ou équivalent ;
  • Admissible à travailler au Canada ;
  • Compétences informatiques avancées telles que Microsoft Office ;
  • Personne autonome avec un souci du détail prononcé ;
  • Excellent esprit de communication écrite et verbale ainsi qu'une capacité d'écoute active;
  • Capacité physique à patrouiller sur le trottoir obligatoire ;
  • Doit détenir une licence de sécurité valide et une certification de premiers secours de base ;
  • Possession d'une carte d'identité de zone réglementée (RAIC) valide est un atout ;

Pourquoi travailler chez A.S.P :

  • Nous nous soucions du succès personnel et professionnel de notre équipe ;
  • Vous pouvez bénéficier d'horaires flexibles ;
  • Les employés permanents ont droit à des avantages médicaux et dentaires.

A.S.P. Incorporated s'engage à soutenir une main-d'œuvre diversifiée issue des diverses communautés dans lesquelles nous opérons. Nous encourageons tous les professionnels qualifiés, sans égard à la race, à l'identité de genre, à la couleur, au sexe, à l'état civil/familial, à la citoyenneté, à la religion, à l'orientation sexuelle, au statut autochtone, à l'âge, etc., à postuler.

Nous recrutons pour la PERSONNALITÉ. Nous formons pour le poste.

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