Build Your Career in Work Zone Safety
Nexus Traffic Control is looking for reliable, safety-minded people who are ready to support active work zones and field operations. Our crews help contractors, utilities, municipalities, and road construction teams keep traffic moving safely and projects organized.
Whether you have traffic control experience or are interested in learning the field, we welcome candidates who are dependable, professional, and ready to work as part of a team.
Career Opportunities
Field Roles That Keep Work Zones Moving
Explore field-based roles supporting traffic control, lane closures, work zone setup, and emergency response operations.
Flaggers
Support traffic flow, guide drivers, protect crews, and help maintain safe work zones.
Traffic Control Crew Members
Assist with cones, signs, lane closure setup, equipment placement, and field support.
Crew Leads / Supervisors
Help coordinate crews, job sites, equipment, and communication with project teams.
Emergency Response Support
Support urgent traffic control needs for repairs, utilities, road incidents, and time-sensitive field work.
Training & Field Readiness
Experience and certifications may vary by position. Nexus Traffic Control values candidates who understand the importance of safety, communication, and proper work zone setup. Relevant training may include flagger certification, MUTCD knowledge, DOT-related training, OSHA safety awareness, or prior field experience.
Testimonials
Voices From the Field
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What We Look For
- Dependable and punctual
- Safety-focused mindset
- Ability to work outdoors and in active field environments
- Good communication
- Professional attitude
- Willingness to follow procedures and site directions
- Traffic control, flagger, DOT, MUTCD, or OSHA knowledge is a plus
FAQ
Questions About Working With Nexus Traffic Control?
Not always. Experience requirements may vary by position. Prior traffic control, flagger, construction, roadwork, utility, DOT, MUTCD, or OSHA-related experience is helpful, but some roles may provide training for qualified candidates.
Opportunities may include flaggers, traffic control crew members, experienced field workers, crew leads, supervisors, and emergency response support roles.
Traffic control work is field-based and may include outdoor work, lane closure support, placing cones and signs, assisting with work zone setup, guiding traffic, communicating with crews, and following safety procedures.
Applicants can submit the initial application form on this page with their contact information, experience, certifications, availability, and the type of position they are interested in. A team member will review the information and follow up if there is a suitable opportunity.
Ready to Work in the Field?
If you are dependable, safety-minded, and ready to support active work zones, we would like to hear from you.
