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Dawson Road Maintenance team checking out new International HX Series Plow Trucks from Dawson International Truck Centres

At Dawson Road Maintenance, our teams are dedicated to maintaining and improving infrastructure year-round, ensuring roads remain safe and accessible for all. From routine maintenance to handling emergency situations, we’re always prepared to meet the unique challenges each season and location presents. Whether it’s repairing road washouts, mitigating flood risks, or supporting local initiatives, Dawson Road Maintenance is committed to providing quick, effective solutions that ensure safe travel for everyone in our communities.

In addition to our emergency response efforts, we prioritize projects that not only enhance safety but also promote the well-being of the communities we serve. Dawson Road Maintenance contributes to local events, supports charitable causes, donates time through volunteer efforts, and sponsors community programs. We’re passionate about giving back to the community, fostering positive relationships, and ensuring that safe travel remains a top priority.

At Dawson Road Maintenance, we recognize the importance of staying connected with the people and organizations who rely on our roads for their daily lives and businesses. To further promote safe travel, we share important safety initiatives, such as Shift Into Winter and Cone Zone messaging, designed to protect everyone on the road, including our hardworking crews. For ongoing updates, stay connected with us on social media, visit this page, and sign up below to receive timely operational information and alerts directly in your inbox.

A person in a hi-vis jacket attaches an air sampling tube to the vest of a worker wearing a full-face respirator on a bridge deck.

Dawson Road Maintenance Supports BCCSA Silica Exposure Research

Dawson Road Maintenance is working with the BC Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA) to provide occupational exposure data to WorkSafeBC as part of an ongoing effort to better understand silica exposure during pre-cleaning for linseed oil application on bridges. This work invo

Big Bar Ferry operator Bec Sturm smiling outdoors in the Chilcotin region of British Columbia.

Bec Sturm’s Big Bar Ferry Journey: From Traveller to Ferry Operator

When you meet Big Bar Ferry Operator Rebecca (Bec) Sturm, it’s immediately clear she’s exactly where she’s meant to be. Bec began her role as a ferry operator at Big Bar Ferry in May 2025, bringing warmth, enthusiasm, and deep respect for the Fraser River crossing she n

Snowplow Safety Tips: How to Stay Safe Around Plows

Snowplow operators work around the clock to keep British Columbia’s highways open and safe throughout the winter. Clearing snow, applying de-icer, and spreading abrasives often requires them to travel well below the posted speed limit, make frequent lane changes, and navigate

Becca Payette standing beside the medium-duty plow truck she operated for Dawson Road Maintenance in Fort St. John.

Becca Payette Earns Her Class 3 Licence

Our road maintenance crews take pride in the work they do every day, and today we’re recognizing one of those team members — Becca Payette. Becca has earned her Class 3 licence and is stepping into a heavy-duty plow truck operator role after more than 11 years in Service Are