I would really recommend people to come join me on the road. Some of the perks of the job is working with team mates, working outside and advancing my career
Marque ‘Kelly’ Barnes, Traffic Controller
Traffic Controller
- Be responsible for ensuring safe workplaces
- Flexible hours – days or nights
- One day course to get started
- Involves navigating the traffic and pedestrians around sites
- $40,0000k- $60,000k
- Drivers licence required
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Marque ‘Kelly’ Barnes – Traffic Controller (TC)
How did you get to be a Traffic Controller (TC)?
I found it difficult to get a job so went to Work and Income. They put me on a Limited Service Volunteer Course a motivational and training six week programme, run by the New Zealand Defence force. It gets you engaged and fit. I then got in touch with I-Traffic through the Ministry of Social Development.
What have you achieved since being a Traffic Controller (TC)?
Kelly has achieved her Truck License, the NZ Transport Agency Level 1 Basic Traffic Controller (TC) qualification and is currently working on Level 2 and 3 to become a Site Traffic Management Supervisor (STMS). This is been completed through I-Traffic.
What are your favourite aspects of the job?
Traffic Coordinator (TC) is cool you can later on say you helped contribute to that site. I'm happy as long as we can all go home safely at the end of the day. If you’re hard working you can do anything and really make a difference for the clients.