Location: Brandon, MB.
Employment Status: Seasonal position expected to end on or before November 30th, schedules are job specific. Days, evenings, and weekend shifts.
ATS Traffic is a family-owned business that has been getting people home safely since 1966. We provide traffic control, on-street services and signage products and services across Canada, currently operating out of offices in Edmonton, Calgary, Regina, Saskatoon, Langley, Kamloops, Brandon, Winnipeg and Mississauga.
As the successful candidate you will demonstrate the ATS Traffic Core Values at work every day:
ATS Traffic is looking for Flaggers to join us in Brandon, MB for the 2026 season! Flaggers are responsible for directing traffic and ensuring safety on the roads. They signal vehicles when to slow down, stop, and when it's safe to proceed. ATS Traffic provides all required training and certificates to get you started!
You must be at least 18 years old Please note that this is a safety sensitive position with a zero tolerance policy for use of marijuana, medical and recreational.
ATS offers hands-on training and competitive wages. Do you enjoy working outdoors in all types of weather? Are you motivated, hardworking and looking for your new opportunity? If so, consider joining ATS Traffic's On-Street Services department!

Since 1966, ATS Traffic has provided complete traffic control for organizations and communities across Canada and the Pacific Northwest. Our local teams are certified in work zone design and setup; sign manufacturing and installation; and the implementation of sustainable active transportation solutions, including solar-powered crosswalks, radar signs, and pathway lighting.
As a 3M™ Authorized Fabricator and Certified Digital Fabricator, ATS Traffic is a leading sign and barricade manufacturer as well as trusted provider of installation services, flagging, lane closures, ITS solution architecture, data collection and smart intersection enhancements.
Safety forward.
For more information, visit www.atstraffic.ca and follow @atstraffic.