PERS Verkehrssicherung GmbH | Germany | 49xxx Osnabrück | Temporary contract | Full time | Published since: 22.01.2026 on stepstone.de
Technical draftsman / draftsman – traffic sign plans (m/f/d)
About us The PERS traffic control system is a reliable partner in the field of traffic control and construction site protection. We plan, organize and implement safe transport routes for construction sites in public space. To strengthen our team, we are looking for an experienced technical designer (m/w/d) with a focus on traffic sign plans.
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Creation and processing of traffic signs and traffic management plans
Implementation of requirements according to RSA, StVO, ZTV-SA and other guidelines
Close cooperation with project management, construction management and authorities
Adaptation and optimization of existing plans
Technical documentation and planning
Complete training as a designer, technical designer or comparable qualification
At least 2 years of professional experience in the field of traffic sign plans / traffic control
Safe handling of CAD programs (e.g. AutoCAD or comparable)
Very good technical understanding
Knowledge of relevant regulations (RSA, StVO etc.)
Structured, independent and reliable operation
A secure workplace in a growing company
Varied projects in the field of traffic safety
Short decision-making and a collegial team
Compensation for performance
Possibility of long-term cooperation
Contact
 | PERS Verkehrssicherung GmbH | |
| null, 49084 Osnabrück | ||
| Germany | ||
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