Build Your Career at Road Safety Systems

Highway safety infrastructure work is outdoor, physical, and precise. Our crews install guiderail, bridge rail, barriers, signage, fencing, and — increasingly — solar structural supports across New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and the broader Mid-Atlantic and Connecticut region, often working near live traffic under DOT and turnpike authority traffic control plans. That means safety training, proper PPE, and attention to detail aren't optional extras — they're part of how every job gets done, every day.

Depending on the role, a typical week might involve driving posts and splicing rail on a highway shoulder, setting precast concrete barrier segments with a crane, installing overhead sign structures during a night lane closure, or assembling racking and foundations on a solar field site. Field crews work closely with foremen and project managers who coordinate directly with DOT inspectors and general contractors, so there's a real, visible connection between the work you do and the finished infrastructure the public relies on.

We hire people at every experience level — from entry-level crew positions where you'll learn the trade in the field, up through foreman and superintendent roles for people with a track record managing highway construction crews. Because we're backed by the RoadGuard family rather than operating as a small independent shop, there's a real path for advancement without having to leave the company to find it.