Building North America’s Power Infrastructure
Edmonton, AB
Forbes Bros. Group of Companies is a North American utility construction contractor specializing in transmission, distribution, substation, and telecommunications infrastructure. Since 1977, we have grown from a regional contractor into one of the largest privately held power infrastructure contractors in North America, supporting clients across Canada and the United States through complex utility construction and field execution. Our operations are built around construction delivery. With a large internally owned fleet, specialized transmission equipment, dedicated field mechanics, and experienced project teams, we are structured to execute demanding work safely, efficiently, and at scale. Today, Forbes Bros. delivers complex transmission, distribution, and substation projects alongside recurring utility maintenance and emergency response work across diverse operating environments. Our teams work in urban centers, remote locations, energized systems, and critical infrastructure corridors where adaptability, execution, and reliability are essential. As demand for North American power infrastructure continues to grow, we continue to invest in our people, operational capability, and long-term execution capacity across both Canada and the United States.
On-site · Acheson
The labourer performs physical tasks such as site preparation, trenching, cable installation, and structural assembly in assembly yards and construction sites. They are responsible for maintaining site safety, organizing materials, and assisting crew members with various construction duties.
On-site
The Apprentice Powerline Technician assists in the construction, maintenance, and repair of overhead and underground power systems under the guidance of a Foreman. They are responsible for implementing safety policies, transporting materials, and interpreting site plans to ensure project reliability.
On-site
The Labourer performs physical tasks such as site preparation, trenching, cable installation, and structural assembly at construction sites. They are responsible for maintaining site safety, organizing materials, and assisting crew members with various construction duties.
On-site · Surrey
The Operations Coordinator manages day-to-day project workflows, including billing, work order updates, and documentation compliance. They act as a liaison between field teams and internal stakeholders to resolve operational gaps and support continuous process improvement.
On-site · Edmonton
The Senior Accountant, Treasury is responsible for managing daily cash positions, bank reconciliations, and liquidity planning across Canadian and US operations. They also oversee treasury-related journal entries, banking administration, and the implementation of process improvements to ensure strong financial controls.
On-site · Toronto
The Safety Coordinator supports field safety operations by conducting site inspections, identifying hazards, and ensuring compliance with HSE management systems. They also facilitate safety meetings, manage documentation, and assist with incident investigations and training initiatives.
On-site
The Construction Supervisor manages field execution across all project scopes, including oversight of subcontractors and internal crews. They are responsible for ensuring safety, quality, and schedule compliance while coordinating resources and resolving field-level issues.
On-site
The Journeyman Powerline Technician is responsible for the construction, inspection, and maintenance of high- and low-voltage distribution powerlines. They must also provide safety leadership, ensure quality assurance, and support the training of apprentices.
On-site
The Distribution Civil Foreman manages and supervises construction crews to ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, and within budget. They are responsible for planning daily activities, interpreting construction drawings, and coordinating materials and equipment to meet project milestones.
On-site
The Foreman leads a field crew in the execution of utility construction projects, ensuring safety, quality, and adherence to utility standards. They are responsible for daily field operations, including coordinating tools and materials, conducting hazard assessments, and managing energized work procedures.
On-site
The Equipment Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of heavy machinery while adhering to all relevant safety legislation and site policies. They must perform daily maintenance checks, follow site plans, and collaborate closely with the construction team to ensure project success.
On-site
The Quality Coordinator will manage quality control documentation, perform internal audits, and ensure compliance with corporate policies and safety standards. They will also collaborate with multiple departments to monitor production materials and integrate quality improvement tools into project processes.
On-site · Surrey
The Journeyman Powerline Technician is responsible for the construction, inspection, maintenance, and repair of high- and low-voltage overhead and underground distribution systems. They must also provide safety leadership, ensure quality assurance, and support the training of apprentices.
On-site
The Project Administrator provides coordination and documentation support to ensure the efficient delivery of major utility construction projects. This role maintains accuracy, organization, and compliance across project records, including onboarding, financial documentation, and project reporting.
On-site · Acheson
The Labourer supports daily yard operations by organizing, maintaining, and repairing tools, equipment, and materials. They also ensure a safe, clean work environment while assisting project teams with resource preparation.
On-site
The Apprentice Powerline Technician assists in the construction, maintenance, and repair of power systems, including transmission lines and substations. They are responsible for implementing safety policies, installing electrical infrastructure, and performing field work under the direction of a Foreman.
Hybrid
The Project Manager leads utility infrastructure projects through all phases, including planning, engineering coordination, procurement, and construction execution. They are responsible for ensuring safe, cost-effective delivery while managing budgets, schedules, and stakeholder expectations.
On-site
The Project Coordinator will manage daily construction activities, coordinate between field crews and subcontractors, and monitor project progress and materials. They are also responsible for supporting project execution through document control, schedule updates, and ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.
On-site · Surrey
The Project Manager directs all phases of utility construction projects, including planning, execution, and close-out while managing project financials and client relationships. They lead cross-functional teams and ensure compliance with safety, quality, and regulatory standards throughout the project lifecycle.
On-site · Surrey
The Project Manager oversees day-to-day execution of utility construction projects, managing subcontractors, crews, and site operations. They are responsible for project planning, cost tracking, quality compliance, and ensuring work is completed safely and to specification.
