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A look at the transportation and infrastructure projects we're building and maintaining across BC - the equipment we use and the people that make it happen.
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men in safety gear are working on an airplane
Commercial Vehicle
The Test
See More
Sense
Commercial vehicle inspectors put their safety sense to the test at the annual CVSE Inspectors’ Challenge - See more at: http://tranbc.ca/2016/07/04/challenging-bcs-best-of-the-best-vehicle-inspectors/#sthash.vaMV3Gf6.dpuf
an old black and white photo of a truck with the words department of public works written on it
Trucks
Vancouver
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Staying In
Memory Lane
Historical Photos
Transportation
Columbia
We found this slide of a Public Works truck (circa 1919) in our archives today. Before we became the Department of Highways in 1954, we were known as the Department of Public Work. We`re now the BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure.
an aerial view of a road in the middle of some mountains with trees on both sides
Travel
Horses
Goods And Services
Country Roads
Road
a group of people standing in the snow
Driver Safety
Search And Rescue
Interesting Facts
BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Online
Every year, our ministry avalanche technicians deliver search and rescue training to maintenance contractors who work on BC highways, located below some 1,388 avalanche paths. Should an unexpected avalanche cover an open highway, these workers are nearby and ready to help.
two types of roadside work safety signs
Worker Safety
Right Mindset
Emergency Vehicles
The Men
Slow Down
Take Care
BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Online
It takes the right mindset to protect roadside workers. It takes respect for the men and women whose lives depend on drivers seeing the value in their safety. Take care in the Cone Zone, and Slow Down and Move Over for roadside workers. It's the law in B.C.
a blue graduation poster with the words technician entry level program written in white on it
Project Management
Engineering
How To Apply
the underside of a bridge lit up at night
Alaska
Alaska Highway
The Bridge
St John
Looking Up
At Night
Fort
Bridge
Looking up at the Taylor Bridge, on the Alaska Highway, south of Fort St. John. Welding and repairs made at night upgraded the bridge...and we got some awesome images. Photo courtesy of Fort St John photographer Darcy Sawchek. #fortstjohn #alaskahighway #taylorbridge
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Instagram
Thank You
Instagram Post
Building
Instagram Posts
On Instagram
the telp and eit / git programs applicant highlight minister of transportation columbia and infrastructure
Train Engineer
We Are Hiring
Training Program
Training Programs
Tips And Tricks
Career
BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Online
Recent grad? Now is your chance to get that career started. The Engineer-in-Training Program (EIT) and Technician-Entry-Level Program (TELP) recruitment has begun again for 2016. We are hiring for multiple positions in each program, in various locations right across the province. - See more at: http://tranbc.ca/2016/01/04/kickstart-your-career-apply-to-be-a-2016-eit-or-telp-now/#sthash.WrwPMinN.dpuf
a police car is parked in front of a helicopter on the runway with snow around it
Ambulance
Air Ambulance
Helicopter
Passenger
Vehicles
BC Transportation and Infrastructure
Air ambulance landed at the BC Commercial Vehicle and Safety Enforcement scale, in Sparwood, when fog prevented landing elsewhere, on Nov. 30, 2015. CVSE employees closed the scale entry to trucks, so the helicopter could land and unload a passenger there.
a street sign on the side of a road with cars driving down it and two tankers in the background
Cars
Us Border
Highway Signs
Oversize Load - 31 January 2011
Oversize Loads - CVSE staff from #Castlegar and #Creston were present to oversee this move that occurred overnight.
two men in safety vests standing next to each other on the side of the road
Special Event
Special Events
To Work
To Learn
Things To Come
We’d like to introduce traffic controller Sharon Harris. She’s a pro when it comes to keeping construction crews, special event participants, drivers, pedestrians and many others safe when there’s action on B.C. roads. We recently chatted with Sharon to learn what it’s like to work as a flagger. (Hint: it’s not a breeze.) - See more at: http://tranbc.ca/2013/07/18/what-its-like-to-be-a-traffic-controller-in-the-cone-zone/#sthash.6mY7lzjS.dpuf
a traffic cone sitting on the side of a road with a speech bubble saying don't hit people with your car
Road Safety
Pie Chart
On Twitter
Twitter
http://tranbc.ca/2014/05/28/cone-zone-campaign/#sthash.UvDItLaL.dpbs
two people standing in front of a yellow line wet sign on the side of a road
Line Painting
April 15
Lake
Line painting on Hwy 97 North of Williams Lake on April 15, 2015.
the road is lined with yellow lines and trees on both sides as construction trucks drive down it
Line painting on Hwy 97 North of Williams Lake on April 15, 2015.