Flagger​/Spotter; -Jeffersonville OH; local

Position Overview

We’re looking for a dependable, safety-minded individuals to serve as Spotters / Flaggers to support an active steel erection site. This role is boots-on-the-ground and critical to keeping our crews safe.

You’ll control truck traffic, spot heavy equipment, maintain safe zones during crane picks, and make sure no one walks into a live lift area. If you’re alert, confident giving direction, and comfortable around cranes and ironworkers, this is for you.

• Direct delivery trucks, forklifts, cranes, and heavy equipment safely in and out of the work zone
• Act as a spotter during backing and lifting operations
• Maintain clear exclusion zones during steel picks
• Use standard hand signals and/or radio to communicate with operators
• Stop unsafe activity immediately and notify supervision
• Set up cones, barriers, and temporary signage
• Keep pedestrian traffic separated from active steel erection work
• Support the crew as needed to keep the job moving safely

• Construction site experience preferred
• Previous spotter or flagger experience strongly preferred
• Comfortable working around cranes, structural steel, and heavy equipment
• Strong awareness — you must stay alert at all times
• Clear communicator who isn’t afraid to speak up
• OSHA 10 preferred (or willingness to obtain)
• Reliable transportation

• Stand and walk for 8–10+ hours
• Work outdoors in all weather conditions
• Lift up to 75lbs
• Wear full PPE at all times (hard hat, high-vis vest, safety glasses, gloves, steel toe boots)

• Safety first — no exceptions
• Show up on time and ready to work
• Stay focused — distractions on a steel site can cause serious injury
• Work as part of the team

• Competitive compensation
• Per diem for travel assignments
• Paid holidays (eligible after 90 days)
• Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k), Life & Disability benefits (eligible after 1 year)
• Referral program & training opportunities

This is a temporary, project-based role tied directly to steel erection activities.