Urgentyly Hiring LCT's

Richmond, BC
On-site
Posted Sep 24, 2026
1 position

$28–$30 / hour

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Entry, Junior · 0+ years
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week

Job summary

The Lane Closure Technician is responsible for setting up and maintaining safe work zones by following Traffic Management Plans and performing site-specific risk assessments. They must coordinate with construction crews and supervisors to ensure traffic flow efficiency and public safety.

Job details

Job Overview We are actively hiring experienced Lane Closure Technicians (LCTs) to join our team under Glen Group supporting projects across the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island. This role is for LCTs who are confident running full lane closures, reading and drawing Traffic Management Plans (TMPs), completing FLRAs, and working on active road and infrastructure sites. You will be trusted to manage setups, adjust to live traffic conditions, and maintain safe, efficient work zones. If you’re looking for steady, year-round work, organized operations, and proper support in the field, this is a solid opportunity. What We Offer $28–$30/hour (based on your experience) Consistent, year-round work with stable project flow New trucks and gas card provided for field operations Support from a highly experienced Health & Safety Officer and Traffic Supervisor Strong support from dispatch, fleet, and operations so you’re not working alone in the field Well-organized job sites with proper planning and coordination before shifts Compensation package + vacation pay paid out on every cheque (bi-weekly, every second Friday) Opportunity to grow as the company expands and new projects come in Requirements Minimum 1 years LCT experience (required) Ability to read and draw Traffic Management Plans (TMPs) Ability to complete FLRA (Field Level Risk Assessment) Strong awareness of site hazards and safety risks Valid Class 5 driver’s license & Clean driver’s abstract Good communication with crew, TCPs, and supervisors Reliable, alert, and safety-focused Key Responsibilities Review and follow Traffic Management Plans (TMPs) to set up proper lane closures, tapers, and detours based on site requirements Calculate and set up correct taper lengths, buffer zones, and sign spacing depending on road speed and conditions Install and position cones, delineators, signs, barricades, and arrow boards in the correct sequence and placement Operate and position LCT trucks and equipment safely, including proper placement for lane closures and work zones Perform FLRA (Field Level Risk Assessment) before starting work and update throughout the shift as conditions change Identify site-specific hazards (traffic speed, visibility, weather, blind spots, pedestrian activity) and adjust setups accordingly Conduct pre-shift and ongoing inspections to ensure all signage and equipment remain visible, secure, and compliant Monitor live traffic flow and make real-time adjustments to lane closures to maintain safety and efficiency Coordinate closely with TCPs, supervisors, operators, and construction crews to ensure smooth workflow Maintain constant communication using radios or site communication systems during active operations Respond immediately to incidents, near misses, or unsafe conditions and report them as required Safely modify, expand, or reduce lane closures based on project needs and supervisor direction Ensure proper setup at the start and full removal/cleanup at the end of each shift Complete daily logs, FLRA forms, and incident reports accurately and on time Maintain a strong focus on public safety, crew safety, and compliance with MOTI standards at all times Work Conditions Year-round work available Outdoor work in all weather conditions Projects across Lower Mainland Flexible to work Monday to Friday, with occasional weekends as requested 👉 If you can confidently run lane closures, draw TMPs, and handle live traffic sites—apply now.

What you’ll do

Requirements

Candidates must have at least one year of experience as a Lane Closure Technician and the ability to read and draw Traffic Management Plans. A valid Class 5 driver's license with a clean abstract is required, along with strong safety awareness.