Build Your Work Zone Safety Kit
Explore equipment for your project and request a tailored quote from TSS. Answer a few questions about your work zone, browse our catalog, and build a preliminary equipment list.
Step 1
Describe Your Project
Answer a few questions about your project type, location, and work zone conditions.
Step 2
Browse Equipment
Explore products from our catalog and build a preliminary equipment list with quantities.
Step 3
Request a Quote
Submit your list and our team will follow up with tailored pricing for your project.
Identify Your Project
Tell us about your project so we can help you find the right equipment.
Important Safety Notice
Your equipment list is a preliminary purchasing aid, not an engineered traffic control plan. Final equipment selection, placement, quantities, and compliance requirements must be verified against applicable regulations, road authority requirements, and project-specific conditions.
For British Columbia projects, consult the BC Traffic Management Manual and WorkSafeBC requirements. Where requirements are unclear, consult the responsible road authority or a qualified traffic control professional.
How the Work Zone Safety Kit Builder Works
The Work Zone Safety Kit Builder helps contractors, municipalities, utility companies, and traffic control professionals in British Columbia and across Canada identify potentially relevant traffic safety equipment for their projects. Rather than browsing a full catalog, you answer a few guided questions about your project and work zone, and the builder suggests product categories that may be relevant to your needs.
The builder draws from Traffic Safety Supply's catalog of traffic cones, delineators, barrels, barricades, stop/slow paddles, safety tape and flags, and parking lot safety products. You select the categories that apply to your project, browse available products, and add them to a preliminary equipment list with quantities. When you're ready, submit your list as a quote request and our team will follow up with tailored pricing.
The equipment list generated by this tool is a preliminary purchasing aid. It is not a traffic control plan, and it does not calculate taper lengths, buffer space, sign spacing, or device quantities. Final equipment selection, placement, and compliance must be verified against applicable regulations, road authority requirements, and project-specific conditions by a qualified professional.