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 · Sturgis
Perform basic physical labor tasks in assembly yards, including site preparation, cleaning, and moving materials. Assist craft workers with digging trenches, pulling cables, and operating small equipment while adhering to safety protocols.
On-site · Wadena
Perform basic physical labor tasks in assembly yards, including site preparation, cleanup, and moving materials. Assist craft workers with digging trenches, pulling cables, and operating small equipment while adhering to safety protocols.
On-site · Yorkton
Perform basic physical labor tasks in assembly yards, including site preparation, cleaning, and moving materials. Assist craft workers with digging trenches, pulling cables, and operating small equipment while adhering to safety protocols.
On-site · Wynyard
Perform basic physical labor tasks including site preparation, cleaning, and moving materials at transmission construction projects. Assist craft workers with digging trenches, pulling cables, and operating small equipment while adhering to safety protocols.
On-site · Edmonton
The Senior Accountant, Treasury manages cash positions, liquidity planning, and banking operations across Canadian and US entities. They are responsible for accurate cash reporting, bank reconciliations, and maintaining strong financial controls over treasury processes.
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 · Sudbury
The Safety Coordinator supports field safety operations by conducting inspections, audits, and hazard assessments to ensure compliance with HSE standards. They are responsible for incident investigations, safety coaching, and maintaining accurate safety documentation across assigned projects.
On-site · Chatham-Kent
The Safety Coordinator supports field safety operations by conducting site inspections, audits, and hazard assessments to ensure regulatory compliance. They are responsible for incident investigations, safety coaching, and maintaining HSE documentation to foster a proactive safety culture.
On-site · Toronto
The Safety Coordinator supports field safety operations by conducting inspections, audits, and hazard assessments to ensure compliance with HSE management systems. They are responsible for incident investigations, safety coaching, and maintaining mandatory training records for field personnel.
On-site · Cambridge
The Regional Fleet Lead is responsible for managing operational fleet requirements, implementing best practices for vehicle management, and ensuring safety compliance. This includes overseeing maintenance teams, monitoring fleet utilization, and coordinating logistics between project sites.
On-site · Brandon
The Regional Fleet Lead is responsible for managing operational fleet requirements, implementing best practices for vehicle management, and ensuring safety compliance. This includes overseeing maintenance teams, monitoring fleet utilization, and coordinating logistics across project sites.
On-site · Toronto
The Regional Fleet Lead is responsible for managing operational fleet requirements, implementing best practices for vehicle management, and ensuring safety compliance. This includes overseeing maintenance teams, monitoring fleet utilization, and coordinating logistics between project sites.
On-site · Sarnia
The Regional Fleet Lead is responsible for managing operational fleet requirements, implementing best practices for vehicle management, and ensuring safety compliance. This includes overseeing maintenance teams, monitoring fleet utilization, and coordinating logistics between project sites.
On-site · Sudbury
The Regional Fleet Lead is responsible for managing operational fleet requirements, implementing best practices for vehicle management, and ensuring safety compliance. This includes overseeing maintenance teams, monitoring fleet utilization, and coordinating logistics across project sites.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Regional Fleet Lead is responsible for managing operational fleet requirements, implementing best practices for vehicle management, and ensuring safety compliance. This includes overseeing maintenance teams, monitoring fleet utilization, and coordinating logistics between project sites.
On-site
The Regional Fleet Lead is responsible for managing fleet operations, ensuring equipment reliability, and enforcing safety policies across the region. They oversee maintenance teams, monitor fleet utilization, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
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 · Regina
Coordinate the receipt, storage, and delivery of materials across multiple laydown yards to ensure uninterrupted field execution for transmission construction projects. Maintain accurate inventory tracking and material traceability while collaborating with construction and quality teams.
On-site · Saskatoon
Coordinate the receipt, storage, and delivery of materials across multiple laydown yards to ensure uninterrupted field execution for transmission construction projects. Maintain accurate inventory tracking and material traceability while collaborating with construction and quality teams.
