Candidates need a high school diploma or GED, a G class driver's licence with a clean abstract, and the ability to lift up to 100 lbs repeatedly. Prior welding experience, preferably in a fleet or garage setting, blueprint reading and steel grade identification are needed.
5+ ansCandidates need 5+ years of outside sales experience, ideally as an account manager focused on new business. They must be skilled at CRM software, Excel, presentations, negotiation, and building client relationships.
Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho CRM, MS Excel, MS Office
Candidates need a valid BC Traffic Control Person certificate issued by a regulatory body. They also need clear communication and de-escalation skills, and must be able to work accountably and collaboratively on outdoor sites.
Candidates need a valid BC Traffic Control Person certificate, strong communication and de-escalation skills, and the ability to work outdoors in all weather. Candidates must also follow safety standards and complete required documentation.
Candidates need a valid BC Traffic Control Person certificate issued by a regulatory body, plus effective communication and de-escalation skills. They must work safely outdoors in all weather and follow WorkSafeBC PPE and site-specific safety rules.
1+ ansCandidates need at least six months of BC LCT experience and a current TCP certificate recognized by WorkSafeBC. They also need a clean driving record, a smartphone with a data plan, and knowledge of WorkSafeBC Part 18, the WCB Act and the BC Motor Vehicle Act.
1+ ansCandidates need at least six months of BC LCT experience and a current TCP certificate recognized by WorkSafeBC. They also need a clean driving record, a smartphone with a data plan, and knowledge of WorkSafeBC Part 18, the WCB Act and the BC Motor Vehicle Act.
1+ ansCandidates need at least six months of BC LCT experience and a current TCP certificate recognized by WorkSafeBC. They also need a clean driving record, a smartphone with a data plan, and knowledge of WorkSafeBC Part 18, the WCB Act and the BC Motor Vehicle Act.
Candidates need a valid BC Traffic Control Person certificate issued by a regulatory body. They must communicate effectively, de-escalate public frustration and work safely outdoors in all weather.
1+ ansCandidates need at least six months of BC LCT experience, a valid BC Traffic Control Person certificate, and a clean driving record. They must know WorkSafeBC Part 18, the WCB Act and Ministry traffic management manuals, and be comfortable leading crews and handling conflict.
Candidates need a valid BC Traffic Control Person certificate issued by a regulatory body. They must communicate effectively, de-escalate public frustration and work safely outdoors in all weather.
1+ ansCandidates need at least 6 months of BC LCT experience, a current BC Traffic Control Person certificate, and a clean driver's licence. They also need knowledge of WorkSafeBC Part 18 and provincial traffic management rules.
Candidates need a valid BC Traffic Control Person (TCP) certificate, strong communication skills and the ability to calm frustrated members of the public. They must follow safety and PPE rules and be willing to work outdoors in all weather.
1+ ansCandidates need at least 6 months of BC LCT experience, a current BC Traffic Control Person certificate, and a clean driver's licence. They also need knowledge of WorkSafeBC Part 18 and provincial traffic management rules.
Candidates need a valid BC Traffic Control Person certificate that is kept current, plus good communication and de-escalation skills. They must be able to work outdoors in all weather and commit to at least three weekday shifts.
Candidates need a valid BC Traffic Control Person certificate that is kept current, plus good communication and de-escalation skills. They must be able to work outdoors in all weather and commit to at least three weekday shifts.
Candidates need a valid BC Traffic Control Person certificate that is kept current, plus good communication and de-escalation skills. They must be able to work outdoors in all weather and commit to at least three weekday shifts.
1+ ansCandidates need at least six months of BC lane closure technician experience and a current TCP certificate. They also need a clean driving record, a smartphone with a data plan, and knowledge of WorkSafeBC Part 18 and provincial traffic management rules.
two-way radio, smartphone, traffic control signs, pickup truck
1+ ansCandidates need at least 6 months of BC LCT experience and a current TCP certificate recognized by WorkSafeBC. They must hold a clean driver's licence, a smartphone with a data plan, and knowledge of WorkSafeBC Part 18 and BC traffic management rules.
1+ ansThe Universal Group needs candidates with at least 6 months of BC LCT experience and a current BC Traffic Control Person certificate. They must have a clean driving record, a smartphone with a data plan, and knowledge of WorkSafeBC Part 18 and the BC Traffic Management Manual.
2+ ansCandidates need at least 2 years of construction management experience or equivalent, strong organizational and multitasking skills, and experience addressing conduct and performance issues with dispersed field staff. Knowledge of traffic management safety regulations is required, and construction and traffic control experience are assets.
Health and safety, Work efficiently, Regulate traffic, Reporting, Forecasting, Employee relations
Candidates need a valid BC Traffic Control Person certificate that is kept current, plus good communication and de-escalation skills. They must be able to work outdoors in all weather and commit to at least three weekday shifts.
Candidates need a valid BC Traffic Control Person certificate that is kept current, plus good communication and de-escalation skills. They must be able to work outdoors in all weather and commit to at least three weekday shifts.
Candidates need a valid BC Traffic Control Person certificate issued by a regulatory body. They must communicate effectively, de-escalate public frustration and work safely outdoors in all weather.