Most Projects Need Traffic Control People

Job sites that impact roads, sidewalks, bike lanes, or even back alleys require ongoing traffic control people at all times. Not doing so? That’s a fast track to shutdowns, liability, and major delays.

Here’s what you’re risking without a traffic control person managing the site:

• Fines, stop-work orders, or project shutdowns from failing to meet municipal permit or WorkSafeBC requirements
• Confusion and collisions caused by missing signage, unclear directions, or poor communication with the public
• Worker injuries and pedestrian incidents due to unprotected work zones or distracted drivers
• Delays in inspections and approvals when you don’t have compliant coverage in place
• Reputation damage if your site makes the news for the wrong reasons

Professional traffic control people are critical, and the best way to avoid the mess is to hire the right team from the start.