Altus Traffic Management competitors

Zippia score 3.7

Altus Traffic Management main competitors are New England Controls, Banks Construction, and Specialty Construction Supply.

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RoadSafe Traffic Systems has the most employees (3,000).
Employees at New England Controls earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $67,492.

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Altus Traffic Management vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Altus Traffic Management	-	3.7	Irving, TX	1	$850,000	50
RoadSafe Traffic Systems	2007	4.1	Chicago, IL	37	$680.0M	3,000
N-LINE Traffic Maintenance	1995	3.9	Bryan, TX	1	$18.8M	350
Flagger Force	2002	4.4	Hummelstown, PA	1	$49.9M	1,000
ECM Energy Services	-	4.3	Williamsport, PA	4	$31.2M	200
Specialty Construction Supply	-	3.5	Meridian, ID	2	$22.0M	350
Banks Construction	1948	3.8	North Charleston, SC	1	$8.5M	210
Traffic Control	-	3.8	Hummelstown, PA	1	$2.2M	200
New England Controls	-	4.1	Mansfield, MA	2	-	176

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Altus Traffic Management salaries vs competitors

Among Altus Traffic Management competitors, employees at New England Controls earn the most with an average yearly salary of $67,492.

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Altus Traffic Management	$49,735	$23.91	-
RoadSafe Traffic Systems	$43,857	$21.09	-
N-LINE Traffic Maintenance	$39,620	$19.05	-
Flagger Force	$34,512	$16.59	-
ECM Energy Services	$37,896	$18.22	-
Specialty Construction Supply	$46,633	$22.42	-

Compare Altus Traffic Management job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Altus Traffic Management	$69,711	$33.51
Banks Construction	$73,461	$35.32
Traffic Control	$70,472	$33.88
Specialty Construction Supply	$70,455	$33.87
New England Controls	$70,419	$33.86
RoadSafe Traffic Systems	$70,416	$33.85
Flagger Force	$70,402	$33.85
N-LINE Traffic Maintenance	$70,178	$33.74
ECM Energy Services	$58,872	$28.30

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Altus Traffic Management demographics vs competitors

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RoadSafe Traffic Systems	77%	23%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
RoadSafe Traffic Systems	66%	16%	8%	6%	3%	7.5

Altus Traffic Management and similar companies CEOs

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David Meirick

RoadSafe Traffic Systems

David Meirick is a President/CEO at RoadSafe Traffic Systems Inc.

Larry Johnson

Traffic Control

Larry Johnson is a Chief Executive Officer at Traffic Control and is based in Greater Philadelphia Area. He has worked as Regional Operations Manager Central/South New Jersey at Area Wide Protective, Account Manager at Highway Technologies Inc, and Product Marketing Manager at D&M Group. Larry studied at Michigan State University between 1999 and 2000, Burlington City High School, and Caldwell University between 2000 and 2003.

Ellen Campbell

New England Controls

Kevin Groman

ECM Energy Services

He is currently focused on helping individuals, entrepreneurs, incubators, charities, & companies to help realize their fullest potential. In 2014, he founded Crown Canyon Capital, which invests in underserved opportunities & implements innovative strategies to drive sustainable results. Prior to this, he was a business executive with Fortune 1,000 public companies, including PetSmart & RSC Equipment Rentals, as well as being a CEO & Director of an emerging growth private company. He focuses on assembling great teams & facilitating profitable growth strategies, which drives a strong culture of placing safety first, sustainability & customer service. He has a proven track record of transforming companies & enhancing shareholder value, culminating with IPOs & acquisitions. As CEO, he steered a successful turnaround of ECM Energy Services, a company focused in the U.S. shale play offering equipment rental & logistic services. This ultimately led to being on the door step of pricing an IPO, before the #2 largest player in the industry, Sunbelt Rentals acquired ECM’s equipment rental division in 2014 at a substantial premium. Previously, he invested in private equity owned RSC Equipment Rental & was SVP-General Counsel. He then brought RSC public (NYSE:RRR) in 2007 with a $458M IPO & ultimately helped to sell RSC in 2012 for over $4.2B to United Rentals, the #1 largest player in the industry. In addition to serving in a legal capacity, he had P&L responsibility over other functional areas, such as safety, environmental, risk, real estate/construction & HR. He also created and led the industry pioneering corporate social responsibility efforts. In addition, he speaks on various topics including: leadership, sustainability, ethics & driving results, such as delivering the midday address on Sustainability Leadership at the United Nations Global Compact at the U.S. Mission to the UN.

Michele Doner

Flagger Force