NTSS helps contractors, utilities, and public project teams keep work zones safer, documented, and aligned with Virginia and federal traffic control standards.
ATSSA trained flaggers and traffic control technicians.
Built around applicable work zone guidance.
Documentation available when needed.
Support for public project requirements.
Traffic control takes more than placing cones and signs. NTSS crews understand lane closures, flagging, visibility, traffic flow, and how quickly conditions can change around a live job site.
Safe traffic control starts before the first cone is placed. NTSS plans work zones with attention to Virginia requirements, federal guidance, site conditions, and the safety of crews and drivers.
Work zones are planned with Virginia guidance in mind, from sign placement and spacing to visibility and traffic movement.
Temporary traffic control is aligned with federal guidance for active work zones, lane closures, flagging, signs, and traffic control devices.
NTSS supports each work zone with practical safety steps that help crews stay prepared, visible, and coordinated around active traffic.
NTSS reviews the work area, traffic impact, access needs, and schedule before support begins.
Cones, signs, barricades, and devices help drivers know where to slow, shift, stop, or move around the work area.
Traffic control setups are focused on helping protect workers, drivers, pedestrians, residents, and the public.
Flaggers and traffic control crews help manage vehicle movement through or around the active work zone.
Devices are placed to make lane changes, closures, workers, and active work areas easier for drivers to see.
As site conditions change, NTSS stays coordinated with your team so traffic control can adjust when needed.
Many projects require more than crews on site. NTSS helps support the standards, documentation, and coordination needed before traffic control work begins.
We review project needs early, so required documents and compliance support are clear before work starts.
Proof of insurance can be provided based on project or contractor requirements.
Bonding information can be reviewed and provided when required for eligible projects.
NTSS can support prevailing wage requirements when they apply to public or qualifying project work.
Send us the project details, and our team will review your scope, work zone needs, and required documentation.
Traffic control affects your crew, your schedule, and your compliance.
All NTSS team members must become ATSSA certified before beginning work. Each employee receives training on proper traffic control procedures, hazard awareness, PPE requirements, and safe work practices.
NTSS employees are required to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and use approved traffic control equipment based on the specific jobsite. This may include high-visibility apparel, hard hats, safety footwear, signs, cones, and other equipment needed to maintain a safe work zone.
We follow all federal, state, and local safety requirements, along with project-specific standards. Our team regularly reviews procedures, documentation, and jobsite conditions to ensure work is completed safely and correctly.
Traffic control setups are based on the work being performed, roadway conditions, traffic volume, project requirements, and applicable standards. Our team plans each setup carefully and case-by-case to protect workers, drivers, and pedestrians while keeping traffic moving safely.
Work zones can change quickly, so our crews continually monitor traffic flow, site conditions, visibility, and worker activity. Traffic control measures can be adjusted as needed to maintain a safe and effective work zone.
