Adam's Traffic Control

ADAM'S TRAFFIC CONTROL LTD.
NOW HIRING

Flaggers Wanted

Adam’s Traffic Control is hiring full-time & part-time, experienced flaggers to manage traffic around construction sites in Central Alberta.

✅ Competitive Pay and Benefits
✅ Flexible Schedules
✅ Work in a Dynamic Environment

Requirements:
✔ Valid Alberta Driver’s License
✔ Traffic Control Training Certification

📩 Apply Now!
Email your resume to [email protected]

Join our team and help keep Alberta’s roads safe!

We hope everyone had a wonderful Easter Weekend! Finally, the weather is warming up here in Alberta and we're happy to support our clients on the Roads.

Have a happy, healthy and fulfilling from all of us at Adam's Traffic Control! Stay Safe!

This Saturday, November 11th, is Remembrance Day. We want to take a moment to express our gratitude to all service members, past and present, for their service and sacrifice. This day also marks the anniversary of the end of the First World War. We are forever indebted to those who stepped forward and sacrificed their lives to give future generations a better future with the freedoms we enjoy today.

Don’t let your treats trick you out of staying safe this .

Pedestrian road fatalities are consistent throughout the year, but some characteristics are particularly concerning at Halloween.

The first snowfall is upon us in Central Alberta which means the winter season is back and it brings nasty driving conditions.
When mother nature rears her icy grip, you had better be prepared to answer. Every year, the skills of new and seasoned drivers are tested. Know your limits and remain in control. No destination is worth it.
Stay safe on the roads today, we all want to make it home tonight.

As we approach the Thanksgiving weekend, we want to express our heartfelt appreciation to all our incredible employees. Their dedication fuels our success.

From all of us at Adam’s Traffic Control, we wish you a safe & cozy autumn season as you celebrate this with the ones who matter most.

This Saturday is Orange Shirt Day. Join us in recognizing the history of Indigenous peoples in Canada and the hurt caused by the residential school system. Show your support by wearing an orange shirt, standing in solidarity, and recognizing the resilience of survivors. To learn more or find events in your area, visit the Orange Shirt Society at www.orangeshirtday.org

Vehicle Size Matters: Staying focused when sharing the road with large trucks.

Blind spots for large trucks are substantially larger than a passenger vehicle. A good rule of thumb is that if you can't see the truck driver in their side mirrors, then THEY CAN'T SEE YOU.

In response to a tragic workplace incident, AMTA, Manufacturers'​ Health & Safety Association (MHSA), and ACSA-Alberta Construction Safety Association, have collaborated to develop a specialized training course aimed at saving lives and preventing injuries.

Sign up for Situational Awareness for Material Handling: A Course for Yard Workers and Drivers and learn about your rights, hazard assessments, workplace awareness, and more. It’s FREE, 120 minutes long, and could save a life. What do you have to lose?

Sign up today: https://ow.ly/nOF850PzYTU

Starting September 1, drivers must slow down when passing all roadside workers – just like you do now for police, ambulances, fire trucks and tow trucks.

Drivers who fail to comply with the new safety rules could receive a $243 fine and 3 demerits. Drivers passing any stopped roadside vehicle with flashing lights activated could also receive speed fines.

Learn more at: https://www.alberta.ca/roadside-worker-safety.aspx?utm_source=fb-ig&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=2023-roadside-worker-safety&utm_content=square&fbclid=IwAR1KGhFS1vkDfFoZ1r_ilEWXgQY_HAm_FxFXw3YsYOb-3d-1LzZ2YnpfCoE

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