Traffic Signal Technician
Miller Electric Company
On-site
Orlando, Florida, United States
Summary
As a signatory contractor to the IBEW for nearly 90 years, Miller Electric Company takes pride in having the most experienced and best trained workforce in the industry. We are seeking an experienced Traffic Signal Technician with excellent troubleshooting and interpersonal skills. This position requires flexibility in managing multiple project and services-related tasks, as well as good communication skills.
As a Traffic Signal Technician, you install, maintain and repair traffic control equipment. You maintain electrical systems and microprocessor-based controllers including relays, wiring, conflict monitors, signal suspension cables, poles, communication modules, underground conduits, related lighting, and vehicle detection. You handle calibration, troubleshoot circuit boards, run diagnostic tests, analyze data of traffic flow and design timing of signal control devices. You also review inventory to ensure you have the tools and replacement parts needed. A traffic signal technician works independently and reports to administrative management.
Essential Job Functions:
As a signatory contractor to the IBEW for nearly 90 years, Miller Electric Company takes pride in having the most experienced and best trained workforce in the industry. We are seeking an experienced Traffic Signal Technician with excellent troubleshooting and interpersonal skills. This position requires flexibility in managing multiple project and services-related tasks, as well as good communication skills.
As a Traffic Signal Technician, you install, maintain and repair traffic control equipment. You maintain electrical systems and microprocessor-based controllers including relays, wiring, conflict monitors, signal suspension cables, poles, communication modules, underground conduits, related lighting, and vehicle detection. You handle calibration, troubleshoot circuit boards, run diagnostic tests, analyze data of traffic flow and design timing of signal control devices. You also review inventory to ensure you have the tools and replacement parts needed. A traffic signal technician works independently and reports to administrative management.
Essential Job Functions:
- Safe execution of small and medium-sized projects
- Safe execution of service-related tasks at multiple sites
- Ability to lead and offer improvement of technicians, electricians and apprentices on the team
- Troubleshooting, repairing, evaluating and suggesting effective solutions
- Ensuring schedule and financial concerns are met
- Proactively support safe work environments
- Accurately track time and cost impacts - this includes the purchasing of necessary materials
- Timely reporting
- Accurately construct Redline As-Builts for completed projects
- competencies
- Conduit, Pull Box, Service/Traffic/PED Pole and Mast Arm Installation
- Oversees the wiring and installation of traffic signal and equipment
- Camera Installation
- Detection Device Installation
- Install Loop sensors
- Work on Roadway Lighting
- Time Management
- Customer/Client Focus
- Leadership
- Ethical Conduct
- Problem Solving
- Desire for Professional Development
- Team First Mentality
Requirements:
- Driving record allowing approval to utilize Company vehicle
- Must be able to read traffic blueprints
- Must be able to interpret plan set layouts.
- Must be able to direct and oversee Traffic Signal Laborers.
- Must be able to operate heavy equipment in order to install signal items and install power service.
- IMSA Level II Certification (preferred)
- Crane Truck Certification (preferred)
Miller Electric Company is an Equal Opportunity employer - we believe that what is good for humans, will naturally be good for business.