Traffic Control Design Specialists focus on planning and managing traffic flow in construction, maintenance, and special event zones. They develop Traffic Control Plans (TCPs) that comply with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and other state or federal guidelines. Key responsibilities include:

Job Responsibilities (Including, But Not Limited To)
• Designing safe and efficient work zone layouts for motorists, pedestrians, and workers
• Selecting and positioning traffic control devices such as cones, barricades, signs, and arrow panels
• Evaluating work zone impacts on traffic flow and mobility, including nighttime operations
• Applying engineering judgment to balance safety, cost, and traffic efficiency
• Coordinating with local agencies and stakeholders to ensure compliance and effective implementation
The American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) offers specialized training for TCDS. Courses typically cover:
• Fundamental principles of temporary traffic control
(TTC)
• Human factors and driver behavior
• Component parts of a TTC zone
Traffic control devices and their proper use
• TTC design strategies, including positive protection and roadside design
• Legal aspects and compliance with standards
• The TCDS course is 18 hours long, available online, and recommended for traffic engineers, technicians, and consultants. Certification usually requires passing an exam.

Direct hire. Full benefits.
Rate:$30-38/hr

Hi everyone!

I'm currently job hunting in the Phoenix area and hoping to get some leads on companies that may be hiring.

I have about 10 years of experience in gaming and cash operations, including casino soft count/accounting and sportsbook operations. I've held supervisory positions with experience in cash management, reconciliations, internal controls, compliance, and daily operations.

I'm also pursuing my bachelor's degree in Accounting and hoping to transition into accounting, banking, financial operations, or something similar. I'm open to operations and supervisory roles as well.

I've been applying for several months with very little luck getting interviews, so I'm hoping someone might have suggestions for companies or positions I haven't considered.

I'm located in the West Valley but open to opportunities throughout the Phoenix metro area.

Any leads or recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks!

For those of you who found a job after months of hunting, how did you do it?

I have years in customer service experience ranging across retail and hospitality and even a dash of reception and NOBODY wants to hire me

What do I do?? I just want to make a decent living and not worry. I dont need to be rich!

Looking for individuals open to work starting Monday 10/12/2026 with at least a llittlle experience in data center work. Pay starting around 24/hr.

I’m looking to hire a babysitter for Saturday night, October 10. You would be caring for a five year-old autistic boy. He is verbal, but not potty trained Hours are 7 PM till midnight. You’ll be arriving before nighttime routines but he’ll be allowed to have tablet time so all you’ll really be doing is making sure he doesn’t leave the house hurt himself or giving him drinks and snacks as needed. Depending on how well you and he get along, this could become a biweekly gig. Offering $100 willing to negotiate.

I've been looking through Indeed and ZipRecruiter lately for call center jobs— specifically, customer service and account management positions. I've worked at Terminix, LRS Rentpath, ChargePoint and I remember places like Waste Management and Discover Card that were big employers for good ole fashioned call center work.

Lately I see absolutely NOTHING of the sort! The only places I see are for various unknown home improvement/contracting companies, and appointment setting bullshit. Where are the call center ads!?

Does anyone know where I can find a good list of call centers to apply at, or what job board I'm missing?

Thank you!

Are there any apprenticeship programs open and looking for someone? I’m coming from an IT background with maintenance/hydraulic/mechanical power trains experience from school. I am sick of working in an office and want to build a skill and career. I don’t even care what trade as long as I can work with my hands and get OT. I’ve been applying everywhere but no luck

hello my fellow arizonians was there any profession near 15th ave and baseline hiring or any leads in general thanks it is much appreciated

if it helps here are previous work i used to work in

construction for distribution warehouses(like amazon) - couple months

manager at a jersey mikes -1 year

dish field service technician (driving all over phoenix with a company truck NO CDL) -1 year

Small business/warehouse near Falcon Field in Mesa is looking for reliable day laborers for occasional warehouse work.

Work would include unloading trucks, moving boxes, organizing inventory, and general warehouse help.

Usually looking for 2–4 workers at a time. Day/temporary work with the possibility of additional work as needed.

I’m also interested in hearing from anyone who can recommend reliable local day laborers or crews in the Mesa area.

Please message me if interested and include your hourly rate and availability.

VETERAN LOOKING FOR SKILLED TRADES CAREER MOVE.HELP PLZ

I currently live in Phoenix,az and I have been trying so hard to find a decent job , but more importantly I have been on all the top sites for jobs and have dumped about 100+ applications, and resumes, and all I get is spam b.s and calls on jobs that don't seem right...I have always been a physical labor type of worker, started as a gopher at 12 in home construction framing and remodeling , and demo. From there farming landscaping where I fell in love with heavy equipment operation.Please can someone help me to get work in the trades , construction, roadway work , equipment operation labor . Union preferred, I have put in my paperwork for apprenticeship s but it's a wait r.n ... Any help is appreciated.. STAY BLESSED

I pretty much haven't done anything but physical labor in the past.
I stopped doing that about 6 years ago because I was getting too beat up to keep going.
I don't have a good job history and no marketable skills really.
Any tips on where to get started? I'd need something with nothing more than light physical activity. Preferably something where I could listen to audio books haha.
It's not exactly crippling, or preventing me from working. But I do have generalized anxiety and even the thought of applying for a job right now feels like a huge task. I'm not even sure how to start with paperwork.

I was laid off about 3 weeks ago and after applying for 50+ jobs and not receiving a single email or phone call I’m starting to get scared. I know my resume isn’t terrible, 3 years experience with my old company as a contactable reference. Maybe my salary expectations are too high? 55k…

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Hello! I currently have over two years of experience in HR as an HR admin assistant, along with a Bachelors in Psychology. I am also half way through my Masters in I/O psychology. I’ve been having a hard time finding mid level roles as an HR coordinator, generalist, and/or HR administrator. Most postings require prior experience in the specific role or over 4 years of experience in HR. I always end up getting through to an introductory interview, but can’t seem to move past that. Are there other titles I should look into? I’m very confident in my ability to learn new systems, and I’m a fast learner in general. Any insight is appreciated!

Currently work full time and looking for another job to get some extra money to save up for some classes im trying to take next year and pay off some debt. It seems like there’s not many places that will hire me atleast for 2 days a week friday and saturday.

I currently work at a hospital, but not much in pay. I only have front desk experience, serving but that was years ago for a short bit, and worked as a non certified nursing aid for 2 summers when i was in school. I have a science degree in psychology. Willing to be trained in anything that can even get me a certificate without me having to extra money right now. Saving up to try to go back to school for nursing or something else in healthcare that’s just a year of schooling.
I took a phlebotomy class in another state years ago where it wasn’t required to take the national exam as long as i took the class at a community college. However i wasn’t able to get hired in that due to lack of experience— willing to even do part time phlebotomy if there’s any place that can retrain me.

My current job pays $18/hr, looking for anything that can pay me a little more than that.