Certified Flaggers Only
Method Traffic Services provides only certified flaggers, no matter what
traffic management project we’re working on. We understand the importance of training and certification, and only certified personnel work with our customers, so their knowledge is superior, and they truly put safety first.
What Does a Flagger Do?
Certified Flaggers direct traffic in, out, and around the work zone. They hold signs that generally say “Slow” on one side and “Stop” on the other side. They indicate to drivers to navigate the work zone in the safest manner possible, for themselves, motorists, and the workers.
They sometimes work in teams, with one certified flagger posted at different points in the work zone. They oversee the communication and coordination within the site, and they’re paramount in managing the protection of the workers within the zone.
They often use equipment, such as cones and barricades and two-way radios.
Certified Flaggers at Method Traffic Services are specialists in the industry and ensure a safer standard in our work zones.
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Certified Flagger Basic Duties
- Maintain a primary focus on safety, maintaining company and state guidelines
- Assist in Setup/Takedown of the work zone
- Keep equipment well-organized and in working order
- Provide the highest possible customer service to internal and external customers
- Use company equipment safely, and as needed
- Lifting cones, barricades and other equipment, as needed, and may be up to 50lbs.
- Other duties, as defined