What are the responsibilities and job description for the Director of Traffic Control — Multi State (NM, NV, CA) position at CI Services, a UniTek Global Services Company?
Position Overview
The Director of Traffic Control is responsible for setting up, implementing, and maintaining traffic control systems for construction and utility projects across New Mexico, Nevada, and California. This role serves as the senior traffic‑control expert, ensuring all work zones meet state and local regulations while supporting safe, efficient field operations.
This individual will also play a key role in building and developing a new in‑house traffic control group, helping the company expand its capabilities and capture growing opportunities, particularly in California.
Key Responsibilities
The Director of Traffic Control is responsible for setting up, implementing, and maintaining traffic control systems for construction and utility projects across New Mexico, Nevada, and California. This role serves as the senior traffic‑control expert, ensuring all work zones meet state and local regulations while supporting safe, efficient field operations.
This individual will also play a key role in building and developing a new in‑house traffic control group, helping the company expand its capabilities and capture growing opportunities, particularly in California.
Key Responsibilities
- Traffic Control Plan Execution — Interpret, set up, and maintain Traffic Control Plans (TCPs) for projects in NM, NV, and CA.
- Multi‑State Compliance — Ensure all work zones comply with MUTCD, state DOT requirements, and local permitting rules.
- Field Leadership — Serve as the senior Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS) on site; oversee proper placement of signs, devices, lane closures, flagging operations, and work‑zone adjustments.
- Program Development — Assist leadership in building a dedicated traffic‑control division, including staffing, training, equipment planning, and process development.
- Training & Mentorship — Mentor junior TCSs and field crews; help establish company‑wide traffic‑control standards.
- Coordination & Communication — Work closely with construction teams, permitting agencies, and subcontractors to support project schedules.
- Equipment Management — Oversee inventory, maintenance, and deployment of traffic‑control devices and vehicles.
- Opportunity Support — Support expansion efforts in California by providing expertise for new projects and clients.