We would like to formally introduce Solvex Group! The unified brand representing United Traffic, Bolt Traffic, Atlas Workforce & Safety, and Securion Security.
Solvex Group brings our specialized operating companies together under a single platform, allowing clients to access traffic control, workforce & safety services, and licensed security through one coordinated point of contact.
This structure enables better planning, stronger accountability, and a more integrated approach to supporting complex projects without disrupting the services our clients rely on today.
One call does it all. Traffic. Labour. Safety. Security.
#SolvexGroup #Leadership #Infrastructure #Construction #Operations #TrafficControl #Security #Workforce
🚧 WE’RE HIRING TCPs & LCTs 🚧
We are currently hiring Traffic Control Persons (TCPs) and Lane Closure Technicians (LCTs) across the Lower Mainland.
✔️ Full-time opportunities available
✔️ Competitive wages
✔️ Opportunities for growth
To apply, please use the link below:
https://forms.gle/r2cXH3oxZXv9BEJn9
or email us at [email protected]
We look forward to hearing from you!
#bcwork #lowermainland #tcp #lct #traffic
Hey Nanaimo, Parksville, Qualicum Beach, Nanoose bay, Lady Smith, Chemainus, Duncan! United traffic is hiring licensed TCP’s and LCT’s
Click the links below to apply
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Or
Email [email protected]
Visit
https//solvexgroup.ca/
For more information.
Join our Team today
#united #nanaimo #vancouverislnd #trafficcontrol
New coordinates, same mission. Look out Nanaimo, Solvex group’s fleet is on the move.
Our footprint is growing, and we’re ready to hit the ground running.
#trafficsafety #onthemove #bcbusiness #nanaimo
It’s the little things that actually matter. 🚧
Traffic control that keeps everything moving safely.
Security that protects what matters most.
General labour that keeps every project running smoothly.
At Solvex Group, we know the success of any job isn’t just in the big moments — it’s built on the details behind the scenes.
Reliable. Consistent. Essential.
#solvexgroup #onsitesupport #trafficcontrol #sitesecurity
🚧 How Much Authority Does a Traffic Control Person Have?
In construction zones, it’s common to see motorists eager to move quickly—but it’s important to recognize that Traffic Control Persons (TCPs) play a critical legal and safety role.
📜 Under the Motor Vehicle Act (Part 3, Sections 122, 138, 139, 141, 141.1 and 142), TCPs have the authority to direct traffic, and all motorists and pedestrians are legally required to follow their instructions. Their authority is essential to maintaining safe and efficient movement through work zones.
TCPs often work 10–12 hour shifts in challenging weather conditions, remaining vigilant to identify and respond to potential hazards. Their responsibility extends beyond traffic flow—they are safeguarding workers, the public, and the overall job site.
WorkSafeBC’s Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (Section 18.6(2)) outlines situations where TCPs are mandatory, including:
• When traffic cannot safely self-regulate
• When single-lane traffic requires manual control
• When existing signals or systems are insufficient
• When work impacts intersections
• When traffic speed or volume poses risks
• During emergency situations without adequate traffic devices
Safety is their top priority—and public compliance is critical.
Respecting TCPs isn’t just about following rules—it’s about protecting lives.
#leadership #workplacesafety #roadsafety #worksafebc
💡 What separates a “good” crew from a “great” one?
It’s more than just showing up on time or following instructions. The difference is in the details that keep a project running smoothly:
• Clear communication across every role
• Anticipating problems before they happen
• Working safely without constant oversight
• Supporting each other so the team moves as one
At Solvex Group, we see the impact of a great crew every day. Our traffic control, general labour, and security teams are trained to go beyond the basics—helping projects stay safe, efficient, and on schedule.
We’d love to hear from the community:
In your experience, what’s the key trait that turns a good crew into a great one? Share your thoughts below 👇
#trafficcontrol #generallabour #securityservices #jobsitesuccess
🚧 Do I Need a Traffic Management Plan for My Project? 🚧
If your project impacts traffic flow, the answer is likely yes — and having the right plan in place can save you time, money, and major delays.
📋 When is a TMP mandatory?
A Traffic Management Plan (TMP) is required when your work affects roads, sidewalks, or public right-of-way — including lane closures, detours, or construction zones.
✅ Who approves it?
TMPs must be reviewed and approved by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure or your local municipality, depending on the project location.
⏳ How long does approval take?
Approval timelines can vary, but typically range from a few days to several weeks depending on project complexity and submission accuracy.
❌ Why do projects get rejected?
Common reasons include:
• Incomplete or inaccurate plans
• Safety concerns
• Non-compliance with regulations
• Poor traffic flow management
🚦 Pro Tip:
Working with experienced traffic control professionals ensures your TMP meets all requirements the first time.
Need help getting approved faster? We’ve got you covered.
📩 Contact us today
#trafficcontrol #trafficmanagement #constructionbc #roadsafety #tmp
No matter the weather, our team is out there making sure traffic flows safely and job sites stay protected. Rain, wind, snow or shine, we take pride in creating safe work zones for crews and drivers alike. It’s not just about directing traffic—it’s about making sure everyone on the road makes it home safely at the end of the day.
#lowermainland #bcconstruction #onsite #roadwork #keepingroadssafe
