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Traffic Safety Flagger jobs are open across construction, roadway maintenance, utility work, and event management, at every level from entry-level to lead flagger and site supervisor, with specializations in highway flagging, work-zone traffic control, and pilot-car operations. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Looking to hire flaggers for Traffic Control for work zones on roadways.
Flagmen manage and control the flow of traffic for utility and construction projects we have in the Hendersonville area .
Seeking:
- Motivated individuals
- Must have positive attitude
- Team players, works well with a partner
- Must drive your own vehicle
- Valid Drivers license
- Clean Background screening
- Clean Drug screening
- Be adleast 18 yrs of age
- Cell Phone required
- Be able to lift a minimum of 50 lbs
- Reliable transportation
- Having a fuel efficient small truck or suv to carry equipment to the work site is a definite plus ****
- Pay Rate $15.50 to $18 per hour
- Outdoor position - year round in all seasons
If you have applied before and didn’t get a response ….then please try again, we have new needs and lots of projects ...
Text Tiah for more info or to apply
Tiah -Elite Traffic Services 704-300-7891
operation hours 7:30 am - 5:30 pm to conduct interviews .
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $15.00 - $18.00 per hour
Work Location: In person
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in traffic safety flagger jobs.
- Current flagger certification from a state-approved or ATSSA-recognized training program
- Ability to stand and direct traffic for full shifts in outdoor conditions including heat, rain, and low visibility
- Valid driver's license with a clean driving record for travel between job sites
- Knowledge of work-zone traffic control principles and temporary traffic control device placement
- Experience using two-way radios and communicating clearly with crew members and equipment operators
- Physical ability to lift traffic control equipment such as cones, barricades, and signage up to 50 pounds
Tips for Your Traffic Safety Flagger Job Search
Certify before you apply
Most employers require a current flagger certification from an ATSSA-approved or state-recognized course before your first day. Getting certified before you apply puts you ahead of candidates who list it as 'in progress' and signals you're ready to work immediately.
List your traffic control devices by name
Hiring managers scan for specific tools: paddle signs, cones, delineators, temporary traffic control devices, and two-way radios. Spell these out in your resume's skills section instead of writing vague phrases like 'traffic management equipment' so your application clears keyword filters.
Target union and prevailing-wage job listings
Many highway and municipal flagging contracts fall under Davis-Bacon or state prevailing-wage rules, which also affect pay scales and working conditions. Filtering for public-works or government-contract postings often surfaces the most stable, longer-duration flagging assignments.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists traffic safety flagger openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Prepare for a physical readiness conversation
Interviews for flagging roles almost always include questions about your ability to stand for extended shifts in variable weather and your comfort directing vehicle traffic alone. Have a specific, honest answer ready that describes conditions you've worked in or trained for.
Follow up with the field supervisor, not HR
Flagging crews are typically assembled and dispatched by a field or traffic control supervisor, not a central HR team. After applying, ask the posting contact whether a supervisor is scheduling interviews directly, then follow up with that person by name within a few business days.
Traffic Safety Flagger Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most traffic safety flaggers?
The most active employers for traffic safety flaggers right now are MasTec, Davis H. Elliot, and The Patriot, and the most openings are in Idaho, Indiana, and Maryland, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Construction and utility contractors tend to post the most volume, particularly during spring and summer road-work seasons.
How many traffic safety flagger jobs are remote?
About 0% of traffic safety flagger openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting that the core flagging role requires on-site presence at active work zones. The small share of remote or hybrid roles typically involves traffic control planning, scheduling, or compliance coordination rather than hands-on flagging duties.
How do you become a traffic safety flagger?
To become a traffic safety flagger, complete a state-approved or ATSSA-recognized flagger certification course, which covers work-zone laws, hand and paddle signaling, and emergency procedures. After certification, apply to construction, roadway maintenance, or utility contractors who regularly post flagging positions. Many employers hire entry-level candidates immediately after certification, so you can apply while you complete your training.
Can you get hired as a traffic safety flagger with no experience?
Yes, traffic safety flagging is one of the more accessible construction-adjacent roles for candidates with no prior experience because most employers train on the specifics once you hold a valid flagger certification. Emphasize physical fitness, your ability to stay alert and focused during long outdoor shifts, any customer-service or crowd-management background, and your availability for early-morning or overnight work-zone hours, which are harder for employers to fill.
What does the traffic safety flagger interview process look like?
The process is typically brief and practical. Most contractors conduct a short phone or in-person screening to confirm your certification is current, check your driving record, and verify you can meet the physical demands of the role. Some employers also run a quick scenario question about how you would respond to an unresponsive motorist or an emergency in the work zone. Background checks are standard before your first assignment.
Where can I find and apply to traffic safety flagger jobs?
You can find and apply to traffic safety flagger jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your certification, location, and schedule, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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