Traffic Signal Tech
Western ITSCompany Description Western ITS is a self-owned traffic signal electrical and technology company founded in 2018, specializing in solutions and maintenance for transportation infrastructure. The firm focuses on keeping traffic signal systems operational, safe, and efficient through reliable electrical and technological services. Western ITS supports public and private clients who depend on properly functioning signal systems to manage roadway traffic. Team members contribute directly to community safety and mobility by maintaining critical transportation equipment. The company values technical expertise, accountability, and high-quality service delivery in the field. Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Traffic Signal Tech role based in Canton, GA. The Traffic Signal Tech is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing traffic signal equipment, controllers, cabinets, and related electrical and communication systems. Day-to-day tasks include performing field inspections, diagnosing equipment issues, completing preventive maintenance, and documenting work performed in accordance with company and regulatory standards. The role involves working with hand and power tools, reading and interpreting plans and wiring diagrams, and coordinating with team members to ensure safe and efficient operations on roadways. The Traffic Signal Tech may also assist with upgrades, system testing, and emergency repairs, sometimes working in outdoor conditions and near live traffic. Qualifications Technical aptitude in electrical systems, traffic signal equipment, and basic electronics, with the ability to read schematics and wiring diagrams. Experience or training in installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of field equipment, preferably in transportation, traffic signals, or similar infrastructure. Strong safety awareness, including adherence to traffic control procedures, use of PPE, and compliance with relevant regulations and industry standards. Ability to work on-site in varying weather conditions, lift and carry equipment, and perform physically active tasks on or near roadways. Effective communication and teamwork skills, including clear documentation of work, coordination with supervisors, and professional interaction with clients or public agencies. Basic computer skills for using diagnostic tools, maintenance software, and electronic documentation; familiarity with networking or communication systems is a plus. Valid driver’s license with a satisfactory driving record; willingness to respond to after-hours or emergency calls when needed. High school diploma or equivalent; additional technical certifications (e.g., IMSA traffic signal certifications) or vocational training are preferred but not required.