Flagger Force competitors

Zippia score 4.4

Flagger Force main competitors are Altus Traffic Management, Specialty Construction Supply, and RoadSafe Traffic Systems.

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RoadSafe Traffic Systems has the most employees (3,000).
Employees at Altus Traffic Management earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $49,735.

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Flagger Force vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Flagger Force	2002	4.4	Hummelstown, PA	1	$49.9M	1,000
RoadSafe Traffic Systems	2007	4.1	Chicago, IL	37	$680.0M	3,000
Altus Traffic Management	-	3.7	Irving, TX	1	$850,000	50
N-LINE Traffic Maintenance	1995	3.9	Bryan, TX	1	$18.8M	350
ECM Energy Services	-	4.3	Williamsport, PA	4	$31.2M	200
Specialty Construction Supply	-	3.5	Meridian, ID	2	$22.0M	350
Area Wide Protective (awp)	1992	4.5	Kent, OH	52	$275.0M	5

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Flagger Force salaries vs competitors

Among Flagger Force competitors, employees at Altus Traffic Management earn the most with an average yearly salary of $49,735.

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

Compare Flagger Force job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Flagger Force	$95,964	$46.14
ECM Energy Services	$105,105	$50.53
Area Wide Protective (awp)	$96,003	$46.16
RoadSafe Traffic Systems	$95,971	$46.14
Specialty Construction Supply	$95,969	$46.14
N-LINE Traffic Maintenance	$94,522	$45.44
Altus Traffic Management	$94,222	$45.30

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Flagger Force demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Flagger Force vs competitors

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RoadSafe Traffic Systems	77%	23%
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Compare race at Flagger Force vs competitors

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

Flagger Force and similar companies CEOs

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John Sypek

Area Wide Protective (awp)

David Meirick

RoadSafe Traffic Systems

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

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.