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Traffic Signal Maintenance Technician

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This subcontract for the City of Mount Pearl requires a Traffic Signal Maintenance Technician to perform maintenance and repair of traffic control systems for prime contractors. The scope of work includes conducting visual and functional inspections of 30 traffic cabinets and providing 24/7 on-call emergency maintenance for both system software and hardware. The successful provider must deliver fully operational traffic control systems and detailed inspection reports. To qualify for this role, the technician must hold an IMSA Level 1 qualification and provide Letters of Good Standing from Workplace NL and the NL Construction Safety Association. The solicitation was posted on September 25, 2026, with a response deadline of October 14, 2026.

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IMSA Level 1 technician for Mount Pearl traffic signal maintenance and 24/7 emergency repairs.

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This scope was carved out of TP-26-026.

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26-026 Traffic Control Maintenance Services

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Performs maintenance and repair of traffic control systems for prime contractors on City of Mount Pearl projects. Conducts visual and functional inspections of 30 traffic cabinets and performs 24/7 on-call emergency maintenance on system software and hardware. Requires IMSA Level 1 qualification and Letters of Good Standing from Workplace NL and NL Construction Safety Association. Delivers operational traffic control systems and inspection reports.

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