Depends where you are, and at what time/rate the contracted work was bid. For work bid prior to April 1 2014 and beginning anytime since Sep 2013, a flagger makes 29.25/hour. Since the work is public, you may be collecting the fringes of 22.52/hour, as well. Depends if the contractor you work for is signatory to the Laborer's union or not. If so, those fringes go to the union, if not, those fringes go directly to you.
A flagger must be certified with in the state working and depending on the work can earn from $17,000 to $50,000. This depends on prior experience, certifications, and the conditions that they are working in.
A surgeon in Alaska would earn well over $100,000 a year depending on how many surgeries he performs in a year.
A flagger sign on a construction site indicates that there is a person directing traffic and ensuring safety in the area.
A Traffic Guard, "Flagman", or "Flagger" is a person who directs traffic through a construction site or other temporary traffic control zone pass ...
Alaska
The same things everybody else does.
50 dollars an hour
Ilisagvik College is located in Barrow, Alaska. It offers a program to earn a degree as a Pharmacy Technician/Assistant.
The number of 10 lb cones a flagger can carry at one time typically depends on the individual's strength and the method of carrying. Generally, a flagger might comfortably carry 2 to 4 cones at once, using both hands or a carrying device. However, for safety and efficiency, it's advisable to limit the load to avoid strain or accidents.
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According to 2013 numbers the average salary for a veterinarian in Alaska is $66,000/year (16% lower than the national average). Obviously, the salary will vary and be much higher with experience (years in practice), location (veterinarians in large cities earn more), education (board certified specialists will earn more), and practice ownership (practice owners/partners will earn more).
As of 2023, Alaska legislators earn an annual salary of $50,400. Additionally, they receive a per diem allowance for expenses incurred during their time in Juneau, which varies based on the cost of living and the length of the legislative session. This salary is set by the Alaska Legislative Council and can be subject to change.