Traffic Management Coordinator

Job Description: Traffic Management Coordinator C ompetition Number: 26/186 Posting Scope: Internal / External Posted Date: October 1, 2026 Closing Date: October 15, 2026, 4:30 PM PST Department: Engineering & Public Works Work schedule: Monday to Friday (40 hour work week) - Temporary - up to 11 months Salary: $40.13 per hour, Pay Grade 9 Job Code: 553 Employee Group: This is a CUPE Local 50 position Number of Vacancies: 3 The City of Victoria is hiring three temporary Traffic Management Coordinators to help keep people moving safely through construction projects, special events, and day-to-day City operations. In this role, you'll develop and review traffic control plans, inspect work sites, coordinate road closures and detours, and work closely with City staff, contractors, emergency services, and the public to minimize disruptions. This is a great opportunity for someone with traffic control experience who enjoys problem-solving, coordinating multiple stakeholders, and helping keep people moving safely through construction projects and community events. Your work will play a key role in maintaining safe, efficient travel throughout the city while supporting important infrastructure projects and community events. If you have experience in traffic management, strong organizational skills, and a commitment to safety, we'd like to hear from you. Auxiliary status employees will be paid an additional 15% in lieu of vacation, holiday, sick leave beyond the statutory requirement, and other benefits, per the CUPE Local 50 Collective Agreement. POSITION FUNCTION Perform traffic control administration for various construction sites and special events. KEY DUTIES Plan, develop, formulate, and review traffic control plans, hazard/risk assessments and associated clerical tasks. Conduct field traffic management inspections. Plan traffic routing for all City related services, including construction projects and special events according to specifications, federal regulations and municipal policies; close roads or detour traffic; coordinate placement of barricades, cones and signs and other traffic control devices around job sites; ensure compliance with departmental policy and legislative requirements. Analyse and implement traffic data to define operating parameters. Create timelines, instructions and breakdowns for future projects. Liaise with public, other departments, contractors and the development community to coordinator constructions and road closures to minimize traffic disruption and congestion. Identify potential issues with traffic control set-up and offer resolutions; operate a vehicle to transport equipment and materials. Provide traffic control in emergency situations such as fire, floods, or oil spills on road; inform emergency services, transit companies and local radio stations of road closures. Work with City stakeholders to develop traffic control plans and maintain databases and mapping related to City operations and maintenance. Conduct site inspections to ensure standard traffic control plans and practices are followed by contractors and staff. Attend site meetings to discuss traffic control measures and provide guidance on containment. Minor repairs to traffic control devices such as signs and barriers; Perform pre and post trip vehicle inspections. Provide road closure information to administrative staff. Perform clerical and administrative tasks within the Civic Services Department, including maintaining databases and preparing business correspondence; Prepare priority lists, project status reports and project budgets. Perform related duties where qualified. INDEPENDENCE Work is generated by construction activities or assigned by supervisor and reviewed upon completion. Issues such as major traffic disruption are discussed with supervisor. WORKING CONDITIONS Physical Effort: Lift and move heavy signs and barricades. (occasional) Mental Effort: Deal with complaints and negative comments. (occasional) Visual/Auditor…

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