Jobs at AWP Safety

Works on job sites to set up and remove traffic control equipment, guide vehicles with stop/slow paddles, monitor traffic and site activity, follow safety procedures, communicate with the crew, and maintain clean, safe equipment. The role requires outdoor work in all weather, flexible shifts including nights and weekends, prolonged standing or walking, and lifting 40–50 pounds. Paid training and advancement opportunities are provided.

Set up, maintain, and dismantle lane closures and traffic control equipment to ensure safe traffic flow through construction zones. Direct traffic using flagging/signaling, perform equipment checks and routine maintenance, complete job documentation, keep worksites clean, and collaborate with crew while following FDOT standards and safety procedures.

Supervise and coordinate Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) crews, ensure compliance with safety regulations and MOT plans, manage equipment logistics, oversee traffic control setups and removals, maintain paperwork and site organization, and communicate with customers and management.

Sets up and removes traffic control equipment at job sites, directs vehicles using stop/slow paddles, monitors traffic and work areas, follows safety procedures, communicates with crew members, and maintains clean, safe equipment. The role requires outdoor work in all weather, flexible scheduling including possible nights and weekends, and standing or walking for 8 to 12 hours per shift. Paid training and career advancement opportunities are provided.

Works on job sites with a traffic control crew, setting up and removing cones, signs, and barricades; directing traffic with a stop/slow paddle; monitoring traffic and site activity; following safety procedures; communicating with supervisors; and maintaining clean, safe equipment. Requires outdoor work in all weather, variable shifts, and standing or walking for 8–12 hours. Paid training and certification are provided.

Perform traffic control duties at job sites: set up/remove cones, signs, and barricades; use a stop/slow paddle to direct traffic; monitor site safety; communicate with crew; work outdoors in all weather for long shifts. Paid training, certification, overtime, and benefits provided. Hard hat and other PPE supplied; bring steel-toe boots.

Perform traffic control duties at job sites including setting up cones, signs, and barricades; using a stop/slow paddle to direct traffic; monitoring traffic and site safety; communicating with crew; and performing physical outdoor work for 8-12 hour shifts. Paid training and certification provided.

Set up and remove traffic control devices, direct traffic with stop/slow paddle, monitor jobsite safety, communicate with crew, and work outdoors in varying weather and shift schedules. Requires physical stamina, following safety procedures, and passing pre-hire screening and drug test.

Perform full-cycle accounts payable: process vendor invoices, run ACH/check/wire/credit card payments, reconcile GL accounts, resolve invoice/payment discrepancies, support audits, and meet monthly/quarterly deadlines while providing vendor/internal customer service.

Works on job sites to set up and remove traffic control equipment, direct vehicles using stop/slow paddles, monitor traffic and site activity, follow safety procedures, communicate with crew members, and maintain equipment. The role is outdoors in varying weather, may involve nights, weekends, or emergency shifts, and requires standing or walking for 8–12 hours and lifting 40–50 pounds.

Invoices assigned customers accurately and on time, resolves billing inquiries and discrepancies, validates contracts and invoice procedures, maintains billing records, and collaborates with field teams, collections, sales, and accounts receivable to ensure timely payment. The role also communicates with customers, escalates complex issues, supports training, participates in governance activities, and assists with special projects.

Develops and submits temporary traffic control plans for work zones, ensuring compliance with MUTCD and WATCH standards. Meets with customers and agencies, coordinates permits and project implementation, prepares quotes and billing, revises plans, and manages multiple projects against contractor schedules. Supervises draftsmen, reviews their drawings, supports safety initiatives, and helps coordinate dispatch and contractors statewide.

Invoice assigned customers accurately and on time, resolve billing inquiries and discrepancies, validate contracts and invoice procedures, maintain billing records, and coordinate with field teams, collections, sales, and accounts receivable to ensure timely payment. The role also documents resolutions, escalates complex issues, supports internal customers, participates in governance activities, and provides training as needed.

Works on job sites with a traffic control team, setting up and removing cones, signs, and barricades; directing traffic with a stop/slow paddle; monitoring traffic and site activity; following safety procedures; communicating with supervisors and crew; and maintaining clean, safe equipment. The role requires outdoor work in all weather, variable shifts, prolonged standing or walking, lifting 40–50 pounds, a valid driver's license, and passing drug screening.

Perform lane closures on highways and roadways, redirect traffic, and establish, maintain, and remove safe work zones. Use traffic control equipment and stop/slow paddles to manage traffic flow while protecting workers, survey crews, drivers, pedestrians, and clients. Work independently or with a traffic control crew during overnight shifts and varied weather conditions. Paid training, including ATSSA certification and defensive driving, is provided.

Invoices assigned customers accurately and on time, resolves billing inquiries and discrepancies, verifies contracts and invoice procedures, maintains billing records, and collaborates with collections, sales, accounts receivable, and field teams to ensure timely payment. The role also communicates with customers, escalates complex issues, supports training, participates in governance activities, and assists with special projects.

Sets up, maintains, and dismantles lane closures and traffic control equipment at construction sites. Directs traffic using flagging and signaling techniques, transports signs and barricades, performs equipment safety checks, maintains clean worksites, completes documentation, and adjusts traffic control strategies as conditions change. Requires outdoor work, extended standing, physical labor, flexible scheduling, a valid driver’s license, background check, and drug screen. Paid training and ATSSA certification are provided.

Sets up and removes cones, signs, and barricades; directs traffic with a stop/slow paddle; monitors job-site safety; communicates with the crew and supervisor; maintains equipment; and works outdoors in changing weather. The role requires standing or walking for extended shifts, lifting 40–50 pounds, flexible scheduling, and occasional nights, weekends, or emergency work. Paid training and certification are provided.

Set up and remove traffic control devices, direct traffic with stop/slow paddle, monitor job site safety, communicate with crew, work outdoors in all weather, and follow safety procedures during long shifts.

Set up and remove traffic control equipment, direct traffic with stop/slow paddle, maintain safety, communicate with crew, work outdoors long shifts in varying weather, and follow all safety rules.