Essential Tool for Every Traffic Signal Technician: Must-Haves for Success! Pt.1

Unlock the secrets to efficient traffic signal maintenance with my comprehensive guide! In this video, discover a must-have tool for every Traffic Signal Technician. From diagnostic equipment to safety gear, I cover it all to ensure you’re well-equipped for success on the job. Streamline your workflow and enhance your skills with these essential recommendations. Watch now and elevate your expertise in traffic signal technology!

[@slghtmedia]

TLD becoming THE place for traffic light content and we love to see it

[@rolandmcphail5060]

when i butt splice small wires i typically strip the wire back further and double it up in the connector, helps it stay in there tight

[@Trafficlightdoctor]

Not a bad idea! I tug pretty hard when dealing with smaller cables just so I know it won’t come undone later on!

[@JohnRay1969]

Me too.

[@leonardwragg8518]

Thxs, I like and subscribed..
Philadelphia

[@jonahplayscello]

Why do traffic light controllers use that connector for power? Why not something more standardized?

[@MrRhelli]

In the UK we do Factory Acceptance Tests and Site Acceptance Tests to verify the controller has been configured correctly. Is this done in your neck of the woods?

[@Trafficlightdoctor]

It’s suppose to be done but QA has been a little sloppy since Covid! Everything is suppose to be tested and verified before shipping from suppliers.

[@JohnRay1969]

White and black was the neutral green was ground

[@MDENT313]

How many hours a week do traffic signal technicians work

[@Terry.Nicholas]

Normal 40 hours. one guy is on call for a week and rotates throughout the crew each week.

[@fabrones49]

Ah yes, the ol' P.O.S. eagle controller

[@Trafficlightdoctor]

These will run for 30+ years! Just don’t touch them and they are perfect! 😂

[@fabrones49]

@@Trafficlightdoctor so true