Leading the Future of Traffic Control
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Right Traffic's mission is to be North America’s preeminent traffic control company, both as a partner and employer. With thousands of highly-trained traffic control personnel utilizing leading technology, Right Traffic keeps its people and tens of thousands of workers safe to do their jobs and return home to their families everyday.
On-site · Halifax
The Regional Field Trainer will lead employee development by facilitating training programs and field educational initiatives. They are responsible for monitoring performance, coaching supervisors, and ensuring consistency in safety standards across the region.
On-site · Dartmouth
The Onboarding Training Specialist will coordinate and facilitate comprehensive onboarding programs to integrate new hires into the company culture and processes. They will also serve as the primary point of contact for new employees and maintain accurate training records.
On-site · Vancouver
The Lane Closure Technician is responsible for setting up, maintaining, and removing temporary work zones to ensure the safety of construction crews and the public. They must coordinate with on-site foremen and perform flagging duties while strictly adhering to traffic safety regulations.
On-site · Halifax
The Traffic Control Person is responsible for setting up, maintaining, and removing temporary work zones to ensure the safety of laborers and pedestrians. This includes directing traffic using signs and barriers while adhering to safety regulations.
On-site · Moncton
The Agent is responsible for setting up and maintaining temporary work zones using cones and barriers to ensure the safety of laborers and pedestrians. They coordinate with on-site foremen to manage traffic flow and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
On-site · Halifax
The Signer is responsible for setting up and maintaining temporary traffic control zones to ensure the safety of laborers and pedestrians. This includes operating signs, cones, and barriers to direct traffic flow around construction sites.
On-site · Charlottetown
The Traffic Control Person is responsible for setting up, maintaining, and removing temporary work zones to ensure the safety of laborers and pedestrians. This includes directing traffic using signs and barriers while adhering to safety regulations.
On-site · Charlottetown
The Agent is responsible for setting up and maintaining temporary work zones using cones and barriers to ensure the safety of laborers and pedestrians. They coordinate with on-site foremen to manage traffic flow and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
