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CSRA Trades

Flaggers jobs in the CSRA

Certified traffic control for road, utility and plant projects across South Carolina and Georgia.

Office hours

Monday–Friday, 7am–5pm

Across the CSRA

Aiken · Augusta · North Augusta

The work

Flagger work in this region

Flagging is traffic control on road, utility and plant projects, and it is a genuine trade rather than a fill-in job — you are responsible for the safety of the crew behind you and everyone driving past. The CSRA carries steady demand from road and utility work across both states, and plant projects need internal traffic control too. It is also one of the more accessible ways into industrial work for someone starting out.

What the assignments look like

  • Traffic control on road and highway projects
  • Utility and pipeline work zones
  • Internal traffic control on plant and construction sites
  • Work zone setup, signage and cone placement

Site conditions

Outdoors in whatever the weather is doing, standing for extended periods, close to live traffic. Early starts are normal. High-visibility clothing is mandatory everywhere and provided or specified by the site.

Before you apply

What employers here commonly ask for

This is what flaggers roles in the CSRA typically require — not a checklist you have to clear before applying. If you are missing something, apply anyway and tell your recruiter where you stand.

  • Flagger certification is commonly required — SC and GA have their own standards, so tell your recruiter what you hold
  • High-visibility apparel and steel-toe boots
  • Comfort working close to live traffic for a full shift
  • Reliable transportation to the work zone
Same-day pay on qualifying assignments — ask which roles offer it
Never a fee to workers — employers pay us, not you

Apply as a flagger

About two minutes to apply. Tell us your experience and where you can travel, and a recruiter follows up to match you to open work. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 7am–5pm.

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