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 · Dartmouth
The Client Success Specialist serves as the primary point of contact for clients, managing a remote monitoring center to identify and resolve onsite issues. They are responsible for documenting all client interactions and providing support to the Field Training team.
On-site · Halifax
Coordinate field crews and job assignments using proprietary software and GPS tracking to ensure timely service delivery. Maintain constant communication with employees and customers while documenting dispatch activity and resolving issues.
On-site · Moncton
The Quality Control Agent independently verifies operational reality across offices, yards, and active work zones to ensure safety and compliance standards are met. They identify systemic gaps, validate corrective actions, and provide field intelligence to leadership for strategic decision-making.
On-site · Halifax
Process weekly and bi-weekly payroll for a large employee base while ensuring accuracy of employee records and salary changes. Administer payroll-related benefits and prepare year-end payroll tax returns in compliance with local laws.
On-site · Halifax
The Benefits Specialist manages employee benefit programs, including enrollments, carrier coordination, and annual open enrollment activities. They are also responsible for ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations and handling billing reconciliation and leave administration.
On-site · Norfolk
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 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 · Norfolk
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 · 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 · 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 Quality Control Agent independently verifies operational reality by auditing work zones, offices, and equipment to ensure safety and policy compliance. They identify systemic gaps and communicate findings to leadership to drive operational and strategic decisions.
On-site · Halifax
The Quality Control Agent independently verifies operational reality across work zones and offices to ensure safety and compliance standards are executed. They identify systemic gaps, conduct equipment inventories, and provide field intelligence to leadership for strategic decision-making.
On-site
Job description: The Quality Control Agent (QCA) is responsible for independently verifying operational reality across offices, yards, equipment, and active work zones. The role exists to ensure that safety, compliance, efficiency, and equipment standards are not only documented, but accurately executed in the field. Unlike operational or supervisory roles, the QCA does not manage personnel or schedules. Instead, the agent serves as an objective, evidence-driven evaluator who identifies gaps, validates corrective actions, and closes the quality loop between policy, reporting, and realworld…
On-site · Halifax
The role focuses on executing day-to-day safety administrative tasks and maintaining accurate safety documentation and training records. It also involves managing client safety prequalification portals and tracking corrective actions for health and safety programs.
On-site · Halifax
Oversee and advance the company's safety program across the United States by developing health and safety policies and enforcing compliance. Lead a team of Safety Officers and conduct nationwide audits and incident investigations to maintain a proactive safety culture.
On-site
Receptionist Company Overview At Site 20/20, we revolutionize traffic control through innovative technology and unparalleled engineering. Our industry-leading solutions make work zones safer and more efficient, while reducing labor costs and increasing profitability for our clients. We are committed to constantly pushing the boundaries of traffic control innovation—and we’re looking for team members who are passionate about scaling that impact. Position Summary We are seeking a friendly, organized, and professional Receptionist to be the first point of contact for visitors, clients, and e…
On-site · Dartmouth
The Billing Clerk is responsible for preparing and issuing accurate customer invoices and maintaining detailed billing records. They also resolve billing discrepancies and handle customer inquiries to ensure smooth financial cycles.
