Jobs at The Universal Group, LLC

Direct traffic and maintain safe, compliant work zones by setting up and adjusting traffic control equipment, signaling motorists, responding to hazards, documenting incidents, attending safety meetings, and communicating with dispatch and contractors. The role requires outdoor work in all weather, a valid BC Traffic Control Person certification, effective communication and de-escalation skills, and availability for at least three consistent weekdays.

Direct traffic safely through work zones by setting up and adjusting control equipment, providing clear signals, responding to hazards, documenting compliance, and reporting safety concerns. The role requires outdoor work in all weather, collaboration with contractors and dispatch, de-escalation of public frustrations, PPE use, and maintaining a valid BC Traffic Control Person certification.

The Billing Administrator generates and distributes accurate invoices, reviews billing reports and supporting documentation, maintains customer account records, investigates discrepancies, and prepares credit memos. The role collaborates with Operations, Sales, clients, and Finance to resolve billing concerns, improve processes, and support billing policies. Candidates need billing or accounts receivable experience, Excel and accounting software proficiency, strong analytical and communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage deadlines in a hybrid office environment.

Conduct traffic control at work zones by setting up equipment, directing motorists, responding to hazards, maintaining safety compliance, completing documentation, and communicating with dispatchers, contractors, employees, and the public. The role requires a valid BC Traffic Control Person certification, effective de-escalation skills, outdoor work in all weather, and availability for at least three weekdays across the Lower Mainland.

Set up and maintain traffic control zones, direct motorists, adjust work-zone equipment, respond to hazards, and support safe worksite operations. The role requires accurate documentation, incident participation, compliance with regulations, clear communication, and de-escalation of public concerns. Work is outdoors across the Lower Mainland in varying weather. A valid BC Traffic Control Person certification and availability for at least three weekdays are required.

Directs and manages traffic around work zones by setting up traffic control equipment, providing clear signals, responding to hazards, documenting compliance, and protecting workers and the public. The role requires a valid BC Traffic Control Person certification, strong communication and de-escalation skills, outdoor work in all weather, and availability for at least three weekdays across the Lower Mainland.

Direct traffic safely through work zones by setting up and adjusting traffic control equipment, providing clear signals, responding to hazards, documenting compliance, and communicating safety concerns. The role requires maintaining a valid BC Traffic Control Person certification, working outdoors in varying weather, attending safety meetings, supporting incident investigations, and de-escalating public concerns across the Lower Mainland.

Conduct traffic control at work zones by setting up and adjusting equipment, directing motorists, responding to hazards, completing compliance documentation, and communicating safety concerns. The role requires outdoor work in all weather, participation in safety meetings and incident investigations, use of required PPE, and maintaining a valid BC Traffic Control Person certification. Availability for at least three consistent weekdays is required, with occasional weekend work available.

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.

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.