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Hiring traffic control supervisors and flaggers

CMC is currently hiring traffic control supervisors and flaggers in northern California. All applicants must be members in good standing with the Norcal Laborers Union or willing and able to become members through an apprenticeship program. Previous roadway experience is preferred, but we will consider sponsoring promising candidates as apprentices.

Duties

Setup and maintain road closures
Traffic flagging
Complete work orders and timecards
Drive company vehicles

Requirements

Member in good standing of the Laborer's Union of Northern California
Valid CA driver's license
Clean driving record
Ability to tow small trailers
Previous roadway experience
ATSSA flagger certificate
ATSSA traffic supervisor certificate preferred

Pay

Pay will be per the collective bargaining agreement with the Laborer's Union

To Apply

Interested parties are encouraged to stop by our office at 3450 3rd St #3G, San Francisco CA 94124 to apply in person. Alternatively, you can email your job application to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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Check out the latest United Contractors - Special Issue Women in Construction highlighting CMC Traffic Control Specialists.

Details: Written by Phil Mieszkowski; Published: 06 February 2014; Last Updated: 06 February 2014; Hits: 2480

Client: Level 10 Construction / J Paul Company

This project is a mixed-use highrise in the SOMA neighborhood of San Francisco . CMC designed and implemented a lane shift on Fremont St on this project that allowed Level 10 to place concrete during peak commute times, while maintaining the capacity of the roadway. More details are available on the project website.

Details: Written by Phil Mieszkowski; Published: 06 February 2014; Last Updated: 06 February 2014; Hits: 2578

Client: A Ruiz Construction / San Francisco Department of Public Works

CMC is designing the traffic control, furnishing the changeable message boards, and providing flagging services for this fast-tracked project in San Francisco to add a seperated bicycle lane on the southern two blocks of Polk St near City Hall.

Details: Written by Phil Mieszkowski; Published: 24 October 2013; Last Updated: 24 October 2013; Hits: 2353

Client: Client: A Ruiz Construction / San Francisco Department of Public Works

CMC will once again perform the traffic control on this next phase of the Market St paving project. This project to re-pave San Francisco's main boulevard, Market St, at the major intersections between 6th and 10th St involves coordination of several public agencies and contractors. CMC is responsible for closure of the street, detour signage, and flagging operations. We will assist with the coordination of 10 to 15 off-duty San Francisco police officers and SFMTA parking control officers. The project involves re-routing of several major MUNI bus line, bus stop relocations, and de-energizing of the overhead catenary system.

Details: Written by Phil Mieszkowski; Published: 13 August 2013; Last Updated: 16 August 2013; Hits: 2551

Client: Alta Bike-Share / Bay Area Air Quality Management District

The Bay Area Bike Share system is scheduled to launch in August 2013. The system will provide access to shared bicycles 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for use in the cities of San Francisco, Redwood City, Palo Alto, Mountain View and San Jose. Learn more about the bike share system at www.bayareabikeshare.com.

CMC Traffic Control Specialists will be providing traffic control services to Alta Bike Share as they install the bicycle kiosks in San Francisco, Palo Alto, Menlo Park, and Redwood City. CMC will also be supplying and installing safety devices, including channelizers and wheel stops.

Details: Written by Phil Mieszkowski; Published: 19 July 2013; Last Updated: 19 July 2013; Hits: 2433

Client: Tutor Perini / San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency

This huge project in San Francisco includes construction of three underground subway stations located at Union Square/Market Street, Chinatown, and Yerba Buena Gardens/Moscone Center, a platform station at 4th and Brannan Streets, and trackwork and systems from the 4th and Brannan Station to the Chinatown Station. Substantial completion for the Central Subway is expected in the second quarter of 2018.

CMC Traffic Control Specialists will be designing the temporary traffic controls for the project.

Details: Written by Phil Mieszkowski; Published: 13 July 2013; Last Updated: 14 July 2013; Hits: 3863

Client: A Ruiz Construction / San Francisco Department of Public Works

This emergency project to re-pave San Francisco's main boulevard, Market St, from 4th St to 6th St involved coordination of several public agencies and contractors. The project required weeks of planning and the road was closed on a Friday night at 7pm, after the rush hour commute. CMC was responsible for closure of the street, detour signage, and flagging operations. We assisted with the coordination of 10 to 15 off-duty San Francisco police officers and SFMTA parking control officers. The project involved re-routing of several major MUNI bus line, bus stop relocations, and de-energizing of the overhead catenary system. The paving was completed ahead of schedule allowing the road to be re-opened and normal MUNI operations to resume early Saturday morning.

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