Since 1966, ATS Traffic has provided complete traffic control for organizations and communities across Canada and the Pacific Northwest. Our local teams are certified in work zone design and setup; sign manufacturing and installation; and the implementation of sustainable active transportation solutions, including solar-powered crosswalks, radar signs, and pathway lighting. As a 3M™ Authorized Fabricator and Certified Digital Fabricator, ATS Traffic is a leading sign and barricade manufacturer as well as trusted provider of installation services, flagging, lane closures, ITS solution architecture, data collection and smart intersection enhancements. Safety forward. For more information, visit www.atstraffic.ca and follow @atstraffic.
On-site
The Repairs Technician is responsible for maintaining and repairing the local rental fleet, truck electronics, and big-ticket items. They also provide technical support to internal departments and external customers while ensuring warehouse and inventory standards are met.
On-site
The rental driver and labourer is responsible for the efficient delivery and pickup of traffic equipment while maintaining shop and yard cleanliness. They also perform equipment repairs, assembly, and provide support to the on-street services team.
On-site
The HR Co-op Student will manage the full-cycle recruitment process for entry-level and seasonal positions, including posting jobs and conducting interviews. They will also assist with new employee orientation and provide administrative support to the HR Business Partners.
On-site · Lake Louise
The Traffic Controller is responsible for directing traffic and ensuring safety on roads by signaling vehicles to slow down, stop, or proceed. They must maintain a safe environment while working outdoors in various conditions.
On-site · Edmonton
The Customer Service Professional will act as the primary point of contact for customers, managing quotes, sales orders, and invoices. They are also responsible for answering incoming calls, greeting walk-in customers, and building strong relationships with clients.
On-site · Edmonton
The technician will perform repairs and maintenance on fleet electronics, trucks, and trailers while providing technical support to various internal departments. They are also responsible for managing inventory, preparing consignment stock, and ensuring all work meets corporate standards.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Traffic Control Person is responsible for managing traffic flow around construction sites and performing equipment maintenance. They also handle product deliveries, shipping and receiving tasks, and ensure all safety documentation is accurately completed.
On-site · Kelowna
The Traffic Control Supervisor is responsible for leading a team of technicians, managing daily resource allocation, and ensuring all field activities comply with safety regulations and company policies. They also act as a liaison between the office and field crews to maintain productivity, quality standards, and strong customer relationships.
On-site · Mississauga
The Customer Service Professional will handle incoming calls, emails, and walk-in customers to process quotes, sales orders, and invoices. They are responsible for maintaining customer relationships and addressing inquiries or concerns in a professional manner.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Traffic Technician is responsible for implementing safe lane closures and traffic detours by setting up and removing barricades, pylons, and signage. They must ensure protected work areas are established for contractors while adhering to safety-sensitive protocols.
On-site · Grande Prairie
The Traffic Technician is responsible for designing and implementing safe lane closures, detours, and traffic control setups for construction sites and events. They also perform installation of traffic safety products and assist with general yard organization and maintenance.
On-site · Ashton
The Traffic Control Technician is responsible for setting up and removing traffic safety devices, including barricades, signage, and digital messaging boards. They also assist with outdoor installation projects and perform traffic control and flagging duties as required.
On-site · Edmonton
The Traffic Technician is responsible for implementing safe lane closures and traffic detours by physically setting up and removing devices such as barricades, pylons, and signage. They will also operate company vehicles, including flatbed trucks and trucks with trailers, to support contractors and on-street services.
On-site · Edmonton
The Project Manager is responsible for managing and coordinating installation projects from bid through execution to ensure they are delivered safely, on time, and within budget. They will also act as the primary liaison between internal teams, owners, and contractors while supporting the preparation of competitive bids.
On-site · Kelowna
The Lane Closure Technician is responsible for designing safe lane closures and traffic detours for construction sites and major events. They perform the physical setup and removal of traffic control devices such as barricades, pylons, and digital messaging boards.
On-site · Edmonton
The production labourer is responsible for digital printing, lamination, cutting, and decal rolling within the production department. They must maintain high attention to detail while meeting production deadlines.
On-site · Edmonton
The HSE Advisor serves as a primary safety resource for branches across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, providing regulatory guidance and risk management support. They are responsible for conducting audits, managing incident investigations, facilitating safety training, and ensuring compliance with provincial legislation and company standards.
On-site · Edmonton
Direct traffic through construction zones using hand signals or paddles to ensure the safety of workers, drivers, and pedestrians. Communicate effectively with construction crews and the public regarding traffic control updates.
On-site · Calgary
The Traffic Technician is responsible for managing traffic flow around construction sites and major events by designing safe lane closures and detours. They also handle the physical installation and removal of traffic control devices such as barricades, pylons, and digital messaging boards.
On-site · Kamloops
Direct traffic and ensure road safety by signaling vehicles when to slow down, stop, or proceed. Maintain safety standards on-site to protect workers and the public.
