URGENTLY Hiring Lane Control Techs

About Glen Group

Glen Group is a dynamic and fast-growing organization dedicated to providing high-quality services across multiple industries, including traffic control, security, construction, and management. With a strong foundation built on integrity, innovation, and service excellence, we are committed to delivering value to our clients and fostering growth within our teams.

Our Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

At Glen Group, we believe that diversity drives innovation and inclusion builds stronger teams. We are committed to creating a workplace where everyone feels respected, valued, and empowered to thrive—regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or background. We actively promote equity, fairness, and opportunity in every aspect of our hiring, operations, and company culture. Are you the type who likes to take charge — literally? Do you enjoy working outdoors, keeping crews safe, and mastering the art of the perfect stop/slow wave? Then Glen Traffic wants YOU on our team! We are excited to announce we have a new Project in the Lower Mainland and it's starting soon! If you want to show off your Traffic Control skills and have new opportunity to help others grow in this industry, then we want to connect you!

Hiring Immediately: Experienced LCTs!!

Let’s get you working — starting right away!

Because someone’s got to keep traffic in check (and look great doing it in high-vis).

What We Offer

Consistent Work - Year-Round Opportunities

Extended Benefits - For YOU and your FAMILY

Outdoor work - sunshine, fresh air, no cubicles.

Team support -we’ve got your back (and your cones).

Union Rates - because your focus and patience deserve respect.

Exciting variety — no two days, drivers, or detours are ever the same.

New Trucks Modern Equipment

Why You'll Love it Here:

At Glen Traffic, we take safety seriously — but we also believe in good laughs, great teamwork, and treating every crew member with respect. You’ll be part of a family that values what you do and makes every shift count.

So, if you’re ready to grab your paddle, hit the road, and keep BC moving safely — we’d love to hear from you!

Qualifications

  • Valid TCP certification with at least, 1yr exp. as a TCP and 1yr as a LCT.
  • A positive attitude — grumpy flaggers need not apply.
  • Reliability — showing up on time keeps the roads (and your crew) moving.
  • The ability to stay cool when someone insists, they’re “just turning right.”
  • Clean Drivers Abstract
  • Road Paving experience considered an asset
  • Experience with Heavy Equipment and asset
  • Fantastic verbal and written Communications skills
  • Being active and enjoy what you do, and being a Safety-First mentality
Apply today! Email: HR@glenrecruiters.ca

Call/Text: 778-522-0400

So, if you’re ready to grab your paddle, hit the road, and keep BC moving safely — we’d love to hear from you!

Pay: $28.02 + per hour

Benefits

  • Dental care
  • Extended health care
  • Vision care
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