Traffic Supervisor

Job Responsibilities

- Supervise and monitor daily traffic management activities within the project site.

- Ensure all traffic management equipment, signage, barriers, cones, lights, and related items are sufficient, complete, and ready for use before patrol activities begin.

- Conduct morning patrols and regular inspections of traffic equipment and work areas.

- Act as the designated witness during the handover and swapping of traffic equipment/goods for each working shift.

- Conduct mandatory monthly inspections of all traffic-related equipment.

- Immediately report any shortage, loss, damage, or missing equipment to the relevant department.

- Arrange timely replacement of lost or damaged traffic equipment.

- Lodge police reports for equipment damaged due to vandalism or third-party/public vehicle incidents, where required.

- Ensure all traffic management requirements are properly prepared and adequate before work activities commence.

- Ensure all Traffic Management Plan (TMP) / traffic arrangements are implemented according to project requirements.

- Ensure traffic equipment and arrangements are properly extended, relocated, or rearranged as work areas progress.

- Coordinate and monitor day and night shift traffic personnel to ensure employees report to work before their scheduled shift.

- Conduct regular site patrols to identify unsafe traffic conditions and take immediate corrective action.

- Ensure the working area and traffic routes remain safe, properly controlled, and accessible.

- Coordinate with site management, safety personnel, traffic controllers, and relevant departments on traffic-related matters.

- Report any traffic-related incidents, hazards, or non-compliance to management promptly.

- Perform other duties as assigned by the Project Manager or Management.

Requirements

- Minimum 2–3 years of experience in traffic management, construction, infrastructure, or a related field.

- Experience supervising traffic control activities at construction/project sites.

- Good knowledge of traffic management, road safety, and work-zone safety requirements.

- Able to supervise and coordinate traffic personnel and shift operations.

- Able to conduct site inspections and identify unsafe conditions.

- Good communication and coordination skills.

- Able to work outdoors, shift work, weekends, and overtime when required.

- Responsible, alert, and able to work independently under minimal supervision.