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... traffic signs, and procedure manuals. * Willing to work extended hours. * Team player who can work ... TWIC card holder preferred. * The following safety training is preferred, but not mandatory.

... traffic signs, and procedure manuals. * Willing to work extended hours. * Team player who can work ... TWIC card holder preferred. * The following safety training is preferred, but not mandatory.

$22.28 - $29.29/hr

... traffic signs, board and secure damaged city buildings, respond to maintenance problems at city ... flag holders. * Operates various types of city owned equipment requiring commercial driver ...

$10 - $48/hr

... traffic signs and signals in the English language, to respond to official inquiries, and to make entries on reports and records. * Important Notice for CDL Holders: If you hold a valid Class A or B ...

$10 - $48/hr

... traffic signs and signals in the English language, to respond to official inquiries, and to make entries on reports and records. * Important Notice for CDL Holders: If you hold a valid Class A or B ...

... traffic signs, and procedure manuals. * Willing to work extended hours. * Team player who can work ... TWIC card holder preferred. * The following safety training is preferred, but not mandatory.

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What are traffic sign holders?

Traffic sign holders, also known as flaggers or traffic control personnel, are workers responsible for directing and controlling the flow of vehicles and pedestrians around construction sites, roadwork, or accident scenes. They use signs, flags, or hand signals to communicate with drivers and ensure safety in areas where normal traffic patterns are disrupted. Their main goal is to prevent accidents and help maintain the smooth movement of traffic while work is being performed.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Traffic Sign Holder, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Traffic Sign Holder, you need good situational awareness, physical stamina, and basic safety training, often supported by a flagger certification. Familiarity with two-way radios, personal protective equipment (PPE), and standard hand signaling systems is typically required. Reliability, clear communication, and attentiveness are crucial soft skills for maintaining safety and efficiency on job sites. These skills and qualities are important to ensure the smooth flow of traffic and prevent accidents in construction and roadwork zones.

What are some common challenges faced by Traffic Sign Holders on construction sites, and how can they be managed?

Traffic Sign Holders often work in outdoor environments where they face challenges such as inclement weather, long periods of standing, and maintaining focus in high-traffic areas. Effective communication with other crew members and alertness are crucial for ensuring both worker and public safety. Managing fatigue by taking scheduled breaks and wearing appropriate safety gear helps mitigate risks, while staying vigilant and following established protocols ensures smooth traffic flow and accident prevention.

What is the difference between Traffic Sign Holder vs Traffic Sign Installer?

AspectTraffic Sign HolderTraffic Sign Installer
CredentialsNone specific, may require basic safety trainingMay require safety certifications or licenses
Work EnvironmentOutdoor, roadside, construction zonesOutdoor, installation sites, often at heights
Job RoleHold and display traffic signsInstall, replace, and secure traffic signs
Industry UsageTraffic management, constructionRoad construction, municipal services

While a Traffic Sign Holder primarily focuses on holding and displaying traffic signs, a Traffic Sign Installer is responsible for installing and securing signs at various locations. Both roles work outdoors and require safety awareness, but the installer often needs additional certifications and technical skills for installation tasks.

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Excavation Laborer

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Posted 21 days ago


Job description

Location: South Bay, FL

Position Summary

Execute general construction laborer duties.

Forgen Overview

Forgen is a leading geotechnical and specialty civil construction company operating across North America. We are dedicated to delivering innovative solutions for complex civil, geotechnical, and environmental challenges, guided by our core values of integrity, passion, teamwork, and smart work.

Key Responsibilities

  • Participate in a drug-free workplace environment with a random drug testing program.
  • Responsible for driving a safety culture which promotes Incident and Injury Free Performance.
  • Assist with excavation and/or hand excavation of contaminated soils.
  • Perform numerous manual duties, including: the operation of both manual and mechanical clearing equipment, operate power washer, direct traffic, general housekeeping, fuel equipment and other general construction tasks.
  • Read and comply with Safety Data Sheets (SDS) which accompany all chemicals present at the hazardous waste site.
  • Execute tasks from detailed written and oral instructions.
  • Use hand-held mobile radio units to coordinate tasks and resources.
  • Read and comply with safety plans, rules, maintenance instructions, training manuals, MSDS's, warning tags, traffic signs, and procedure manuals.
  • Willing to work extended hours.
  • Team player who can work independently.
  • Perform additional assignments and special projects as directed.

Basic Qualifications

  • High School Diploma/GED or equivalent.
  • The following years of experience is required:
    • Laborer 1: Zero plus year of construction laborer experience.
    • Laborer 2: Two plus years of construction laborer experience.
    • Laborer 3: Five plus years of construction laborer experience.

Preferred Qualifications 

  • TWIC card holder preferred.
  • The following safety training is preferred, but not mandatory. Company will provide additional training, as necessary.
    • 40 Hour HAZWOPER training.
    • Competent Person Safety Training
    • 8-Hour Supervisory Training
    • 30-Hour OSHA Construction Safety Training
    • First Aid and CPR

Physical Demands & Work Environment 

This role requires lifting up to 50 pounds, extended standing or walking on project sites, climbing in and out of equipment, and working in confined spaces or at heights. Work conditions and demands may vary, with possible exposure to heavy machinery, chemicals, dust, fumes, noise, and extreme weather. Proper PPE, including protective eyewear, gloves, a hard hat, and steel-toed boots, is required. Effective communication, tool use, and adherence to safety protocols are essential.

This job description outlines the general scope of work and is not exhaustive. Employees may be assigned additional duties as needed. Requirements may be adjusted to accommodate disabilities, except where they pose a direct safety risk.