Roadway Maintenance Technician - CTRMA

Roadway Maintenance Technician Help Keep Roads Safe for the Traveling PublicRoy Jorgensen Associates, Inc. (Jorgensen) has been a leader in highway infrastructure maintenance and operations for more than 65 years. Our teams work every day to keep highways, bridges, roadways, drainage systems, signs, guardrails, and roadside assets safe and operational. We are currently seeking full-time Roadway Maintenance Technicians to join our roadway maintenance team. This is a hands-on position for individuals who enjoy working outdoors, operating equipment, solving problems, and contributing directly to public safety. What You'll Actually DoNo two days are exactly the same. As a Highway Maintenance Technician, you'll work as part of a crew performing roadway maintenance and emergency response activities on active highways and roadways. Picking up debris, litter, and roadway hazards that could impact driver safety Installing, repairing, and replacing guardrail, signs, delineators, and other roadway safety devices Repairing potholes and pavement damage using asphalt and concrete materials Cleaning ditches, culverts, storm drains, and drainage systems to prevent flooding Removing damaged roadway infrastructure following vehicle impacts Mowing, trimming vegetation, clearing brush, and maintaining highway rights-of-way Setting up traffic control devices, cones, signs, and lane closures to protect work zones Responding to vehicle accidents, severe weather, flooding, and other roadway emergencies Assisting with snow and ice removal operations, including plowing, spreading salt, and clearing ice during winter weather events Loading, unloading, and transporting materials, tools, and equipment Performing inspections and basic maintenance on assigned vehicles and equipment Using smartphones and company applications to document completed work, report roadway conditions, and receive assignments This position regularly works alongside live traffic and requires strict adherence to safety procedures and Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) requirements. What to ExpectThis is not a warehouse or shop position. Successful candidates are comfortable: Working outdoors year-round in heat, cold, rain, snow, humidity, and changing weather conditions Performing physically demanding work throughout the day Standing, walking, climbing, digging, lifting, carrying, and using hand tools Working near moving traffic and construction equipment Responding to emergency callouts when roadway conditions require immediate action Working occasional nights, weekends, holidays, and extended shifts during storms or emergency events Being part of an on-call rotation Highway maintenance is essential work that keeps roads safe and open for the public 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

PayStarting pay is based on experience, licenses, certifications, and relevant highway maintenance skills. Entry-level Highway Maintenance Technician: Starting at $18.50/hour Night Shift: $19+/hour Additional consideration for CDL holders and specialized roadway maintenance experience