A lot of people with outdoor jobs — farmers, landscapers, home builders — typically experience some downtime once the cold weather hits. But that’s not the case for traffic control workers. Utility companies, local municipalities, and departments of transportation need to keep things running smoothly 24/7 — even in the winter months. That means work…
The third volume of Traffic Plan’s quarterly employee publication, United, is now available! In this issue, get all the latest Traffic Plan news and tips for staying safe on the job site. Co-Owner, President, and Executive Director Carolyn Kiely and Co-Owner and CEO Mary Kiely open the issue by talking about year-end highlights for Traffic Plan….
Since opening our doors in 2012, Traffic Plan has come a long way. What started out as a company with one client, six employees, and three work vans has grown into a thriving organization with 550+ employees, dozens of clients, and more work vehicles and equipment than we can count. There are many reasons for…
Dave is a five-year employee of Traffic Plan who celebrated his work anniversary in March. He’s a Bethlehem native and currently resides in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Dave worked in the print and advertising business for 35 years before retiring from that profession. Today, we’re happy to have him at Traffic Plan. WHAT’S YOUR ROLE AT TRAFFIC…
Written by Frank Emmons, Vice President of Operations at Traffic Plan. A major concern recently has been the operation/driving habits of our field employees. I cannot stress enough how important it is to safely operate Traffic Plan vehicles within the guidelines of all motor vehicle laws. Driving haphazardly is a major contributor to motor vehicle…
The second volume of Traffic Plan’s quarterly employee publication, United, is now available! In this issue, get all the latest Traffic Plan news and tips for staying safe on the job site this summer. Co-Owner, President, and Executive Director Carolyn Kiely and Co-Owner and CEO Mary Kiely open the issue by talking about new and…
To prevent heat-related issues while on the job site, follow these five simple safety tips: Hydrate Staying hydrated in the summer is important. Drink lots of fluids, especially water. Have a drink within your reach at all times on hot days. Invest in a reusable water bottle and write down a drinking schedule to help…
Introducing our new employee publication, United! This quarterly magazine is designed to put our Traffic Plan employees in the spotlight and keep them up-to-date on company news and industry best practices. In our inaugural issue, read all about the beginnings of Traffic Plan from the point of view of our Co-Owner, President, and Executive Director,…
Mark Mackintosh, or as his friends call him, Mack, worked for an electric utility company for 30 years before joining Traffic Plan. After retiring from the utility company, he opened his own delicatessen, but the recession set the business back, and Mack re-entered the workforce in 2013. Since then, he’s been working his way through…
Written by Frank Emmons, Vice President of Operations at Traffic Plan. I’d like to start off this first newsletter segment by introducing myself. I’m Frank Emmons, the Vice President of Operations here at Traffic Plan. After 29 years as a New Jersey State Police Officer, mostly working with traffic control in the construction unit for…
STAYING SAFE IN THE FIELD THIS WINTER The winter months bring a particular set of safety concerns to the field. Being exposed to the cold for an extended period of time can cause problems such as hypothermia and frostbite, so be sure to dress warmly and be aware of potential symptoms. Check out these tips…
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