In short: East Coast Traffic Control advertised for traffic controllers at its Townsville depot, covering suburbs such as Aitkenvale and Kirwan plus regional areas including Ayr, Charters Towers and Ingham. The post outlines the role, training and how to apply. Roles change often; see the employment page for current opportunities.
At East Coast Traffic Control (ECTC), we are constantly seeking dedicated and skilled traffic controllers to join our growing team. Our Townsville depot is at the heart of many crucial projects, and we need committed individuals to help us maintain the safety and efficiency of traffic flow in the region. If you're looking for a rewarding career in traffic management, ECTC is the place for you.
Update: roles change often. See current opportunities on the employment page.
Why Work with ECTC?
East Coast Traffic Control is a leading traffic management company with over three decades of experience. Our commitment to safety, quality, and environmental standards sets us apart in the industry. We provide comprehensive training and support to our employees, ensuring they have the skills and knowledge needed to excel in their roles.
Opportunities in Townsville and Surrounding Areas
Townsville, known for its tropical climate and vibrant community, is a fantastic place to live and work. ECTC offers numerous opportunities in Townsville and the surrounding areas, including:
- Aitkenvale
- Kirwan
- Douglas
- Thuringowa Central
- Cranbrook
- Mount Louisa
- Garbutt
- Hermit Park
- Bohle Plains
- Deeragun
We also have projects extending to regional areas such as Ayr, Charters Towers, and Ingham. This broad reach provides diverse work environments and the chance to make a significant impact on different communities.
The Role of a Traffic Controller
As a traffic controller with ECTC, your primary responsibility will be to ensure the safe and efficient flow of traffic around construction sites, roadworks, and other events. This includes:
- Setting up and managing traffic control plans
- Directing traffic and pedestrians
- Communicating with other team members and site supervisors
- Monitoring traffic conditions and making adjustments as necessary
Benefits of Working with ECTC
Working with ECTC comes with numerous benefits, including:
- Site Training: Once you hold your accreditation, we provide site inductions and on-the-job support so you're prepared for each job.
- Competitive Pay: Our traffic controllers receive competitive wages, reflective of their skills and experience.
- Career Growth: ECTC offers numerous opportunities for career advancement within the company.
- Supportive Environment: Our team is dedicated to providing a supportive and inclusive work environment.
How to Apply
If you're interested in joining our Townsville team, we'd love to hear from you. Click here to apply.
Final Word
Joining East Coast Traffic Control in the Townsville region is more than just a job, it's a chance to build a fulfilling career with a company that values its employees and is committed to excellence. We look forward to welcoming new team members who share our dedication to safety and quality.
FAQs
What qualifications do I need to become a traffic controller with ECTC?
You will need a current Queensland Traffic Controller accreditation and a Construction Induction (White Card). Previous experience in traffic control is preferred but not required.
What kind of training does ECTC provide?
ECTC provides site inductions and on-the-job training. Your Traffic Controller accreditation itself comes through a TMR-approved RTO, not ECTC.
What is the typical schedule for a traffic controller?
Schedules can vary depending on project requirements, but you can expect to work flexible hours, which may include some nights and weekends.
What safety measures does ECTC implement for its traffic controllers?
ECTC prioritises safety with rigorous training, proper PPE, and adherence to strict safety protocols on all job sites.
How can I apply for a position at ECTC?
