12 Sep
|
Scanor
|
Australia
Loop Cutter / Vehicle Detector Installer — NSW
Scanor | Minto, NSW | Full time or Part time
About Us
Scanor is a trusted name in quality road infrastructure maintenance, working across NSW with public sector bodies and Tier 1 contractors. From TCS drafting and 3D intersection modelling through to induction/piezo loop installation, line marking, crack sealing and traffic control, we deliver turnkey solutions that keep traffic moving safely. We manufacture our own preformed vehicle detection loops (SCANLOOP™) right here in Australia — and we're proud of the reputation we've built as a reliable, compliant, and skilled team on the road.
About the Role
We're looking for an experienced Loop Cutter / Vehicle Detector Installer to join our growing team. You'll be out on live signalised intersections and highway sites, cutting in and installing induction and piezo loops that keep traffic signals and vehicle detection systems running accurately and compliantly.
What You'll Be Doing
Cutting in stop line,
infringement and piezo vehicle detector loops at signalised intersections
Installing preformed SCANLOOP™ and surface-mounted induction loops
Working to compliance standards to ensure signals are accurate and fully functional
Coordinating with traffic control crews to work safely on live road sites
Reading and working from staging plans, WAE's and 3D intersection designs
Maintaining tools and equipment to a high standard
What We're Looking For
Experience with loop cutting, saw-cutting or vehicle detector installation (essential)
Understanding of induction and/or piezo loop technology (highly regarded)
Comfortable working on live road and highway sites
Current driver's licence; White Card required
Traffic Control tickets (highly regarded, not essential — we can support training)
A safety-first mindset and solid attention to detail
Willingness to travel to sites across NSW
Pay: From $82,000.00 per year
Work Location: In person
📌 Loop Cutter, Vehicle Detection Installer Minto (Australia)
🏢 Scanor
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