National Work Zone Awareness Week

Flagger Force Works to Shape the Perception of Traffic Control

Keeping our communities moving is what we do. And it’s our goal to help shape the perception of traffic control among them. When motorists travel through a work zone, they see the inconvenience and just a stop/slow paddle. But our traffic control professionals, commonly known as flaggers, are the folks behind those paddles—the stewards of our communities who play an important role in keeping you safe, in all weather conditions.

They are more than just a stop/slow paddle, more than a uniform. They’re people with different personalities and backgrounds. People who want to come home safe after a long day’s work, just like you. People with families who depend on them, who are the life of the party, and who are working toward something bigger than themselves.

We sat down with a few of our more tenured field employees to learn more about them, why they do this job, and who it is they come home to at the end of the day. Find out what they want you to know by watching the videos in the link below.

Video Series