Work History
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Steve Smith

Winston-Salem

Work History

Traffic Control Flagger

Wright Flagging
Clemmons
11.2025 - Current
  • Directed traffic flow to ensure safety in construction zones.
  • Monitored road conditions and communicated hazards to drivers.
  • Assisted team members in setting up traffic control equipment.
  • Collaborated with construction crews to maintain safe work environments.
  • Signaled vehicles to stop and proceed at designated points.
  • Reported incidents and unsafe conditions to supervisors promptly.
  • Maintained clear communication with other flaggers throughout shifts.
  • Assisted with the setup of cones, barricades, and other traffic control devices.
  • Operated two-way radios to communicate with co-workers or supervisor regarding changes in traffic patterns or potential hazards.
  • Placed warning and detour signs to alert drivers of alternate routes and dangerous driving areas.
  • Collaborated with other flaggers by using hand-held radios to disseminate traffic and safety information.
  • Directed traffic away from hazardous areas, using signs and hand signals.
  • Maintained a high level of visibility by wearing reflective clothing at all times while on duty.
  • Displayed excellent customer service skills when interacting with members of the public who were affected by road closures or delays due to construction projects.
  • Performed manual labor tasks such as lifting barricades and setting up cones, when necessary.
  • Adhered strictly to safety protocols established by the employer while performing duties as a Traffic Control Flagger.
  • Coordinated with utility crews to minimize disruption of services during maintenance operations.
  • Utilized hand signals and positioned direction signs to guide traffic around hazardous or construction sites.
  • Discussed traffic routing plans, locations and control points with supervisors.
  • Coordinated two-way traffic on single lane roads by placing markers and cones.
  • Alerted job site workers when approaching vehicles failed to heed to road warnings and signage, which prevented serious injuries and accidents.
  • Wore protective and reflective gear regularly.

Timeline

Traffic Control Flagger

Wright Flagging
11.2025 - Current
Steve Smith