A traffic control specialist directs the flow of traffic during road construction, maintenance, or other related projects to protect motorists and workers. These professionals develop strategies to divert traffic more effectively and remove roadblocks as needed. They also provide alternative routes to motorists and implement all relevant safety regulations and policies.
The average base salary for a traffic control specialist is $61,000. The total cash compensation for a traffic control specialist can vary from $88,060 to $115,440 depending on experience, education, and other factors.
You need a high school diploma and some on-the-job training to become a traffic control specialist. Additional qualifications include knowledge of traffic laws and best practices for road construction and maintenance.
An Air Traffic Control Specialist is responsible for directing the movement of aircraft through United States airspace to ensure safe distances between aircraft. Their work can be highly stressful, as they are responsible for the lives of those in the air and on the ground. They need to be able to make quick decisions while monitoring many variables and keep bases, airspace, and Airmen all over the world safe.
The benefits of a traffic control specialist position include health and dental insurance, disability insurance, retirement plan enrollment, and a company vehicle. You may also be eligible for discounts on certain products and services.
