Posted March 22, 20241 yr Recruitment Process - Los Santos Traffic Services Information: Are you passionate about towing? Do you want to make a difference to the parking situation in Los Santos? If so, we are looking for you! We are recruiting Traffic Operators now, to patrol our streets and to enforce our strict parking laws. Requirements: Applicant must hold a full driving license. Applicant must be at least 18 years of age. Applicant must not have a violent felony on their criminal record. Applicant must be a valid citizen of the united states or have permission to work within the united states. To Apply: To apply for this position, you must apply via our Job Portal. All jobs are handled and apply for through our Job Portal. *Job Portal refers to the LSTS Discord Server. Once you have entered our job portal, please use /apply and complete the form correctly. You must also set your Job Portal (Discord) Nickname to your Full Name & Username. Any Questions? If you have any questions, please reach out to Barry Martin, LSTS Director. Alternatively, call 921 in the city and quote your application. Frequently Asked Questions: Q: What does the role of a traffic operator include? A: Our Traffic Operators work to enforce the strict parking rules within the city. Following our Penal Code, their main role is to ticket or tow vehicles that are not in accordance with our Penal Code. We also work alongside emergency services such as the Police & Fire Department to recover vehicles in accidents or used in crime. Q: What career opportunities does Los Santos Traffic Services offer? A: Within Los Santos Traffic Services, there are several opportunities to progress. We are actively looking for Senior & Supervisory members of our team. Q: Is Towing in Los Santos dangerous? A: Does the job come with challenges? Absolutely. But is it dangerous? Not so much. We don't apply pressure on the vehicles you must tow. Also, nobody is asking you to risk your life. We don't ask anybody to do something we wouldn't. Q: Is Towing a rewarding career? A: Absolutely. We work with frustrated property owners and the government to prevent poor parking and to reduce vehicles used in crime. Any questions, please contact Barry Martin, LSTS Director via email on bmartin@lsts.gov ((Forum PM Service))
