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Applying as LCT

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LCT employment form

Complete the four short steps below. Fields marked with an asterisk are required.

Step 1 of 4: Readiness

  1. Readiness
  2. Details
  3. Experience
  4. Submit

Confirm your readiness

Do you have a valid BCCSA LCT certification?
Do you rely on public transit? You must be able to reach job sites anywhere from West Vancouver to Chilliwack. Travel can be lengthy, and relying on ride-hailing services can be costly.
Do you have CSA-approved, six-inch steel-toed boots?
Do you have a cell phone with data?
Are you available Monday to Friday (weekends optional)?
Are you physically able to stand for long hours in all weather conditions?
Do you have your own reliable vehicle and a driver's licence? (Not a vehicle shared with someone else.)

Safeside is part of LIUNA Local 1611 and offers

  • Pacific Blue Cross medical and dental benefits, including vision, massage, and orthotics
  • RRSP and pension
  • Life insurance and accidental death and dismemberment benefits
  • Travel-time pay and meal allowances
  • Biweekly pay
  • Free upgrade courses through the union, including TCP recertification and the LCT course
  • Boot allowance
  • Fuel card for LCTs

Employment notice

This is a permanent full-time position requiring unrestricted year-round availability. Applicants currently enrolled in school or planning to return to school should not apply. Student-visa applications will not proceed.

Lane Closure Technician employment with Safeside

This page is for experienced applicants seeking Lane Closure Technician work with Safeside. LCT work is a field leadership role that includes reading the approved plan, coordinating setup and takedown, briefing the crew, monitoring the work zone, and responding when conditions change.

The role is distinct from booking lane-closure services. Project owners should use the lane-closure service page or contact Safeside for a quote.

What Safeside needs to assess

British Columbia traffic control must follow the workplace-specific plan and applicable requirements in Part 18 of the OHS Regulation. Applicants should be ready to explain how they apply those requirements in the field.

  • Current TCP and lane-closure training or qualifications relevant to the role
  • Recent field experience with temporary traffic-control setups
  • Experience leading TCP crews and documenting site changes
  • Availability, transportation, and ability to reach Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley sites
  • A safety-first approach to changing traffic, weather, visibility, and access conditions

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