Why become a Lane Closure Technician?
Take your career in traffic control to the next level by taking our comprehensive TCP course. We hire TCPs from within and offer paid training shifts with senior LCTs to develop confidence and the skills necessary to be an Lane Closure Technician
- Create and modify traffic control plans
- Set up traffic control devices
- Plan, set up, and remove physical work zones
- Learn regulations and standards
LCT Course Test 2 (February 14-15)
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LCT Course Test 1 (February 14-15)
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Frequently asked questions
Is this course required to be an LCT in BC?
No, there is no mandatory or required course in British Columbia to become an LCT. However, a strong foundation of traffic control should be gained before performing the role. An LCT course will provide instruction on the role and its responsibilities and to prepare an LCT for lane closure work to keep everyone safe while approaching the work zone.
How much experience as a TCP should I have prior to taking this course?
United Traffic recommends at least 6 months of traffic control experience in multiple scopes of work before taking the LCT course.
How long is the LCT ticket valid for?
Forever! As an LCT course is not regulated by WorkSafeBC, there is no expiration date. Some companies may suggest repeating the course every three years, but this is not required.