Jobs at The Universal Group, LLC

Set up and manage traffic control zones to protect workers and the public. Install and adjust work zone equipment, give clear traffic directions, attend safety meetings, document incidents, and report hazards. Maintain valid BC TCP certification and wear required PPE while working outdoors across the Lower Mainland.

Set up and manage traffic control zones to protect workers and the public, operate work zone equipment, communicate directions, follow safety procedures, complete required documentation, attend safety meetings, and maintain a current BC TCP certification.

Perform traffic control set-ups and teardowns per MTO Book 7, regulate and stop/slow traffic to protect crew and public, maintain safety awareness, perform physical lifting and extended standing in inclement weather, use a smartphone and apps for work, and collaborate with team members.

Process and issue payroll, calculate wages and deductions, reconcile discrepancies, maintain payroll and leave records, support employees on payroll matters, and assist with HRIS implementation and testing to ensure compliance with regulations.

Drive revenue growth across Washington and Oregon by developing new business, managing key accounts, preparing proposals and contracts, collaborating with operations to ensure service delivery, maintaining CRM records, and meeting monthly, quarterly, and annual sales targets.

Serve as a strategic HR and labour relations advisor supporting management, unions, and employees. Lead collective bargaining prep, grievance handling, investigations, performance and attendance management, talent programs, compliance, and HRIS-driven reporting.

Conduct traffic control in work zones by setting up traffic control zones, adjusting equipment, directing motorists, responding to hazards, completing compliance documentation, and supporting safety investigations. The role requires clear communication, public de-escalation, PPE use, outdoor work in all weather, and maintaining a valid BC Traffic Control Person certification. Employees must be available at least three consistent weekdays across the Interior, with occasional weekend work.

Set up and manage traffic control zones to protect workers and the public, operate and adjust work zone equipment, communicate clearly, complete safety documentation, attend safety meetings, and maintain a current BC TCP certification.

Support financial operations by maintaining and reconciling records, processing transactions (AP/AR/payroll), preparing and analyzing financial reports, managing expenses, supporting audits and tax compliance, and using accounting software to improve processes.

Direct traffic safely through work zones by setting up and adjusting traffic-control equipment, providing clear signals, responding to hazards, completing compliance documentation, and reporting safety issues. The role requires effective communication, de-escalation skills, current BC Traffic Control Person certification, outdoor work in all weather, and availability for at least three consistent weekdays across Vancouver Island.

Set up and adjust traffic control zones, direct motorists safely through work areas, respond to hazards and emergencies, attend safety meetings, complete compliance documentation, and report safety or noncompliance issues. The role requires clear communication, public de-escalation, PPE use, outdoor work in all weather, and maintaining a valid BC Traffic Control Person certification across a dispatchable Vancouver Island region.

Direct traffic safely through work zones by setting up and adjusting traffic control equipment, providing clear signals, responding to hazards, completing compliance documentation, attending safety meetings, and reporting incidents or concerns. The role requires outdoor work in all weather across Vancouver Island, consistent weekday availability, effective communication and de-escalation skills, and a valid BC Traffic Control Person certification.

Sets up and adjusts traffic control zones, directs motorists, responds to hazards and emergencies, and helps maintain safe worksite operations. The role requires clear communication, de-escalation skills, incident reporting, compliance documentation, PPE use, and a valid BC Traffic Control Person certification. Work is outdoors across Vancouver Island in varying weather, with availability for at least three consistent weekdays and occasional weekends.

Set up and manage traffic control zones, adjust work zone equipment, give clear traffic directions, maintain safety and compliance, attend safety meetings, complete required documentation, report incidents, wear required PPE, and keep BC TCP certification current.

Set up, adjust, and dismantle traffic control zones; place signs, cones, and barricades; direct vehicle and pedestrian traffic; follow OSHA, ODOT, and MUTCD safety standards; communicate with dispatch and supervisors; maintain PPE and traffic control equipment; travel to assigned worksites in the Portland Metro Area.