Transcending the limits of construction since 1973. We deliver sustainable communities, and infrastructure excellence.
Maple, Ontario
At Clearway, we are committed to excellence in every project we undertake. Our strength lies not just in the work we deliver, but in the talent, skill, and dedication of our people. It is this team that makes us the trusted partner for organizations tackling the most complex and challenging construction assignments. Since 1973, Clearway has been building a reputation for reliability and expertise. From our early days as a sewer and watermain contractor, we have grown into one of Canada’s most respected construction companies, offering a wide range of capabilities that meet the evolving needs of our clients. Today, we specialize in sewers and watermains, transportation infrastructure, dry utilities, shoring, road reconstruction, bridges, concrete forming, marine works, environmental remediation, and treatment plants and pumping stations. This breadth of expertise allows us to deliver projects of every scale and complexity, always with precision, efficiency, and care. At Clearway, we understand that infrastructure is bigger than construction—it’s about connecting communities, enabling economic growth, and improving the daily lives of Canadians. Every project we complete is built with long-term thinking, sustainability, and safety at the forefront. We also know that the strength of a company comes from its people. Clearway fosters a culture where creativity, ingenuity, and initiative are encouraged, and where employees have the opportunity to grow, learn, and excel. If you are looking to work for a company that values your contribution, challenges you to reach your potential, and offers meaningful career opportunities, Clearway is the place for you. Together, we can build more than infrastructure—we can build the future.
On-site · Vaughan
The Job Cost Analyst manages project financial performance through accurate job costing, WIP analysis, and budgeting from project award to closeout. They oversee customer billing, accounts receivable, and collaborate with project managers to monitor cost control and financial health.
On-site · Vancouver
The Construction Site Superintendent is responsible for the day-to-day operations of projects, including the allocation of resources, equipment, and subcontractors. They must ensure all work is completed safely, within budget, and in compliance with design specifications and industry standards.
On-site · Toronto
The Senior Project Manager oversees a portfolio of heavy civil construction projects, ensuring they are delivered on time, within budget, and to high safety and quality standards. This role also involves mentoring junior staff, managing contractual matters, and fostering strong relationships with stakeholders.
On-site · Toronto
The Construction Site Superintendent manages day-to-day project operations, including the allocation of resources, equipment, and subcontractors. They ensure all work is completed safely, within budget, and in compliance with contract specifications and industry standards.
On-site · Vaughan
The role involves coordinating the documentation, tracking, and regulatory compliance of excess soil movements across multiple construction projects. Key duties include managing soil reports, maintaining tracking logs, and liaising between project managers, drivers, and receiving sites.
On-site · Toronto
The Procurement Administrator manages purchase orders, subcontractor documentation, and vendor compliance to support the procurement function. Key duties include processing requisitions, coordinating billing packages, and ensuring all mandatory health and safety documents are valid.
On-site · Toronto
The Project Manager is responsible for the overall control, direction, and progression of contract work, ensuring projects are delivered on time and within budget. Key duties include managing procurement, coordinating resources, and maintaining professional relationships with clients and stakeholders.
On-site · Toronto
The Construction Site Superintendent manages day-to-day project operations, including the allocation of resources, equipment, and subcontractors. They ensure all work is delivered safely, on time, within budget, and in compliance with design procedures and industry standards.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Technical Manager provides design and technical leadership for preconstruction pursuits and major heavy civil projects. They coordinate between internal teams and external partners to develop safe, compliant, and competitive construction solutions.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Contracts Manager provides commercial leadership across preconstruction and construction projects, managing the full project lifecycle from bid strategy to final closeout. Key duties include administering agreements, protecting contractual entitlement, and leading change and claims activities.
On-site · Toronto
The role involves preparing, coordinating, and submitting technical proposals, including writing construction work plans and methodologies. It also requires reviewing RFx documents for compliance and managing communication with sub-contractors.
