Teams at AWP Safety

Set up and remove traffic control devices, direct traffic using stop/slow paddle, follow safety procedures, communicate with crew, work outdoors in all weather, stand or walk long shifts, and maintain equipment cleanliness. Paid training, overtime, and progression opportunities provided.

Supervise and coordinate Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) crews, ensure safe execution of traffic control plans, manage equipment and paperwork, communicate with project contacts, oversee setup/removal of lane closures and signage, enforce PPE and safety protocols, and report inventory or equipment issues.

Set up and remove cones, signs, and barricades; use a stop/slow paddle to direct traffic; follow safety procedures; communicate with crew; perform physical outdoor work (standing/walking 8–12 hours), lift 40–50 lbs; work variable shifts including nights, weekends, and emergencies.