Job Overview
We are currently seeking experienced Lane Closure Technicians (LCTs) to support our expanding projects across the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island. As an LCT, you will play a key role in ensuring safe and efficient traffic flow during construction and roadwork projects. Your work directly supports field operations and public safety.
What We Offer
- Competitive pay: $28–$30/hour (based on your experience)
- Ongoing, year-round project work
- New trucks provided for field operations
- Strong focus on safety and structured operations
- Opportunities for growth within the company
- Supportive field and dispatch teams
Requirements
- 1–2 years LCT experience required
- Valid Class 5 driver’s license
- Clean driver’s abstract
- Strong communication skills
- Ability to work 8–12-hour shifts in all weather conditions
- Positive attitude, motivated, and reliable
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, safety-focused environment
Key Responsibilities
- Set up, adjust, and remove lane closure systems including cones, signs, barricades, and traffic control devices according to site plans
- Ensure all lane closures meet MOTI and site safety standards
- Conduct pre-shift and ongoing inspections of work zones, equipment, and signage to ensure compliance and visibility
- Monitor live traffic conditions and adjust setups to maintain safe and efficient traffic flow
- Coordinate closely with TCPs, supervisors, operators, and construction crews on site
- Maintain clear communication using radios and site communication systems during active operations
- Respond quickly to changing site conditions, emergencies, or traffic disruptions
- Complete basic field notes and reports such as site logs and incident updates when required
- Ensure proper setup and removal of all equipment at the start and end of shifts
- Maintain a strong focus on public safety, worker safety, and traffic control efficiency at all times
Work Conditions
- Outdoor work in all weather conditions
- Projects across Lower Mainland & Vancouver Island
- Long shifts (8–12 hours)
- Fast-paced, safety-first environment
