Traffic Control Person (TCP)

About Stamsh Temixw Stamsh is an Indigenous-owned company rooted in a deep connection to land, community, and responsible development. Our name reflects our commitment to protecting Ancestral Lands and Traditional Territories while building strong, sustainable infrastructure that benefits both people and place. We specialize in a wide range of construction, environmental, and site-support services across Western Canada. Our work spans erosion and sediment control, environmental monitoring, traffic control and flagging, civil site preparation, underground utilities, roadwork maintenance, construction cleaning, snow removal, surveying, and geomatics support. We also provide site facilities, equipment rentals, PPE safety supplies, and cultural safety programming—allowing us to support projects from early planning through to completion. What sets us apart is how we do our work. We prioritize local hiring, local knowledge, and community collaboration, ensuring skills and experience are shared across generations. Safety, environmental stewardship, and respect for the land are non-negotiable values in every project we undertake. At Stamsh, you’ll be part of a team that values integrity, accountability, and pride in workmanship. We are builders, stewards, and partners—focused on doing meaningful work that strengthens communities while delivering high-quality, dependable results. Position Overview Reporting to the Site Supervisor, the Traffic Control Person (TCP) is responsible for safely directing vehicle and pedestrian traffic in accordance with BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI) guidelines and WorkSafeBC Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. The TCP plays a critical role in maintaining safe work zones on active construction and maintenance sites. This position involves implementing approved Traffic Management Plans, setting up and removing traffic control devices, and monitoring traffic flow and site conditions throughout the shift. The TCP communicates clearly with the Site Supervisor, equipment operators, and the public to address hazards, changing site conditions, and traffic disruptions. A strong commitment to safety, situational awareness, and regulatory compliance is essential. The TCP must remain alert at all times, follow established procedures, and take immediate action to prevent unsafe conditions, ensuring the safety of workers, motorists, and pedestrians. Location: Okanagan BC, Project Based Sites Hours: 10-12hrs per day / 50-60hrs per week Salary Range: $21.00 - $25.00 (Hourly); $42,000 – $50,000 (Annually) What We Offer Consistent, long-term project opportunities with reliable scheduling Options for permanent full-time roles as well as part-time flexibility Career development pathways, including advancement into LCT and TCS roles Project locations that are accessible by public transit Key Responsibilities Safely direct vehicle and pedestrian traffic in accordance with BC Ministry of Transportation (MoTI) guidelines and WorkSafeBC regulations Implement approved Traffic Management Plans and follow site-specific traffic control procedures Set up, adjust, and remove traffic control devices including cones, barricades, signage, and delineators Maintain continuous situational awareness of traffic flow, equipment movement, and changing site conditions Communicate clearly and professionally with Site Supervisors, crew members, equipment operators, and the public Identify and report hazards, near misses, or unsafe conditions immediately Support general site activities or light labour tasks when required and safe to do so Represent Stamsh in a professional, respectful, and safety-focused manner at all times Skills Clear verbal communication and confident use of hand signals Strong attention to detail and ability to follow procedures consistently Ability to remain calm, alert, and decisive in fast-moving environments Basic understanding of traffic control layouts and work zone sa…

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