Traffic Control - General Laborer

Job Title: Installation Laborer Company Summary: Keyhole Technologies is a leading provider of traffic control and roadway safety solutions across Wyoming. As a proud member of the Helix Traffic Solutions network, we specialize in high-stakes traffic management, including lane closures, pavement markings, sign installation, and equipment rentals. Our mission is to protect both workers and the traveling public by delivering precision planning and on-site execution for infrastructure projects of all sizes. Job Role: An Installation Laborer (often referred to as a Sign Crew Laborer or Traffic Control Laborer) provides the physical effort required to execute project plans on-site. This is an entry-level role that focuses on manual tasks, equipment setup, and site safety. Work Schedule & Travel Hours: Typical work weeks range from 40–60 hours, with potential for more during peak project seasons. Weekend Work: Not typical but may be required based on project deadlines or emergency repairs. Travel: This role requires statewide travel (1–5 days per week). Candidates must be comfortable staying overnight when necessary. Core Responsibilities: Material Handling: Loads, unloads, and moves building materials (such as signs, cones, and barricades) and tools to the appropriate locations on-site. Installation: Assist in the physical installation of products, which may include digging postholes by hand, operating jackhammer to install bases, using hand tools to build signs, assembling/setting up traffic control devices. Traffic Control Support: Distributes signs and markers in designated patterns and may act as a flagger to stop or direct traffic flow safely around the work crew. Required Qualifications: Age/Legal: Must be at least 18 years old. Driver’s License: A valid and clean driver's license is usually mandatory for traveling to job sites. Education: A high school diploma is preferred but often not strictly required for entry-level labor positions. Physical & Work Requirements/Skills: Manual Labor & Stamina: Ability to perform heavy manual tasks for long periods, including lifting, carrying, and pushing materials like signs, sand, or gravel weighing up to 50–90 lbs. Environment: Works primarily outdoors in all weather conditions, including rain, snow, and extreme heat. Tool Proficiency: Skill in using hand and power tools such as drills, saws, pneumatic post drivers, and jackhammers for installing sign hardware and cutting concrete or asphalt. Material Handling: Dexterity to load/unload materials safely and keep worksites organized to prevent hazards. Hazard Awareness: Constant alertness to moving traffic and mechanical equipment to ensure personal safety and the safety of the public. Plan Interpretation: Basic ability to read and follow project maps, blueprints, or technical instructions for correct sign placement. Communication: Clear verbal communication is vital for coordinating with crew members and responding to inquiries from the public. Reliability & Punctuality: Since roadwork follows tight schedules, being on time for early starts is a critical requirement. Teamwork: The ability to take direction from a Foreman and work collaboratively in high-pressure environments. Benefits/Perks: Health, Dental, Vision, Life and 401 k after 60 days. Compensation Starting at $17 per hour. Pay: From $17.00 per hour Benefits: 401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance On-the-job training Paid time off Vision insurance Work Location: In person