TraMar Contracting

10/14/2026

Concrete barrier work takes more than heavy equipment. It takes planning, communication, awareness, and a crew that knows how to work safely around every lift and placement.

From managing pinch points to maintaining clear communication around moving equipment, every step matters.

At TraMar, safety is part of how the work gets done.

10/09/2026

Temporary concrete barrier is something most drivers have seen along the highway, but it's easy to overlook.

Whether crews are building a bridge, replacing pavement, or working on another roadway project, barrier helps create separation between active traffic and the work being done nearby.

It helps protect construction crews inside the work zone while also helping keep the traveling public from entering hazardous areas.

It is a familiar part of the roadway setup with an important job.

09/15/2026

Tramar is again actively looking for a Traffic Mechanic. Experienced? Apply today!

09/13/2026

This is what coordinated traffic control looks like.

Multiple trucks. One operation. One priority — Safety.

Tramar Traffic crews executing a rolling highway closure in support of Ameren, safely controlling traffic while providing a protected work environment for the operation.

Professional traffic control. Planned. Coordinated. Executed. Safety in motion!

09/02/2026

What looks like a truck on the shoulder is actually an important layer of work zone protection.

TMA trucks, also known as truck-mounted attenuators, are used in traffic control setups to help create a buffer between moving traffic and crews working near the roadway. They are designed to help absorb impact and protect workers when the unexpected happens.

For drivers, the message is simple: slow down, move over when safe, and give traffic control crews the space they need.

08/26/2026

When you see cones, signs, lane shifts, or a TMA truck, give the work zone room.

There are real crews working just feet from live traffic. Every traffic control setup is there for a reason, from warning drivers to creating separation and protecting workers on roadway construction and utility projects.

TraMar Contracting supports safer work zones across Missouri with traffic control services and TMA truck protection.

Slow down. Stay alert. Help everyone make it home safe.

08/19/2026

Traffic does not stop just because crews are working.

That is why every cone, sign, truck, and traffic control setup has a purpose. In road construction and utility work zones, traffic control helps guide drivers, separate workers from moving vehicles, and reduce risk near active lanes.

TraMar Contracting helps create safer work zones with traffic control services, work zone protection, and TMA truck support for crews working along Missouri roads.

When you see a work zone, slow down and pay attention.

08/13/2026

Work zones need more than cones and signs.

When road construction crews are working near active traffic, the setup matters. Traffic control equipment, warning signs, lane closures, cones, and TMA trucks all help create safer work zones for both drivers and workers.

TraMar Contracting provides traffic control support for roadway, utility, and construction crews across Missouri, helping protect crews before the work begins.

Slow down in work zones. Stay alert. Give crews room.

08/10/2026

Fresh lines. Safer roads. Our crews bring precision, consistency, and attention to detail to every roadway line-painting project. From lane markings to traffic guidance, each line plays an important role in helping drivers safely navigate the road ahead.

This is TraMar at work.

08/06/2026

https://www.firstalert4.com/2026/08/06/barriers-added-route-367-follow-push-safety-improvements-community/

Wednesday, the Missouri Department of Transportation installed concrete barriers and reduced lanes on a stretch of Route 367 that has recorded 29 fatalities since 2018.