Keller is the world's largest geotechnical specialist contractor, delivering innovative solutions for diverse construction projects by leveraging global expertise and local knowledge.
London
Every day, people around the world live, work and play on ground prepared by Keller, the world's largest geotechnical specialist contractor. Used alone or in combination, our techniques solve a wide range of challenges across the entire construction sector – from industrial, commercial and housing projects to infrastructure construction for dams, tunnels, transportation and water treatment, as well as projects to address environmental challenges. Global strength and local focus are what makes us unique. Our knowledge of local markets and ground conditions means we’re ideally placed to understand and respond to a particular local engineering challenge. Our global knowledge base then allows us to tap into a wealth of experience, and the brightest minds in the industry, to find the optimum solution. With around 10,000 employees and operations across five continents, we have the people, expertise, experience and financial stability to respond quickly, get the job done and see it through safely. By connecting global resources and local knowledge, we can tackle some of the largest and most demanding projects around the world but the everyday work we do is just as important and, in total, we tackle an unrivalled 6,000 projects every year.
On-site · Martensville
The Heavy Equipment Mechanic is responsible for diagnosing and repairing a variety of foundation drills and construction equipment, including hydraulic, electrical, and power train systems. They must also perform scheduled maintenance, machinery preparation, and ensure all work adheres to strict safety regulations.
On-site · Edmonton
The Field EIT is responsible for quality assurance, quality control, and site liaison duties on geotechnical construction projects. They manage scheduling, costs, and materials while performing real-time inspections and logging daily work progress.
On-site · Uxbridge
You will work alongside industry experts on geotechnical construction projects using diverse technology and equipment. The role involves contributing to company accomplishments while developing your professional skill sets in a productive environment.
On-site · Uxbridge
The Field EIT is responsible for quality assurance, quality control, and site liaison duties on construction projects. They manage scheduling, costs, and materials while performing real-time inspections and monitoring drilling and grouting operations.
On-site · West St. Paul
The crane operator is responsible for safely operating friction and hydraulic cranes while adhering to load charts and standard hand signals. They must also perform daily maintenance, inspections, and cleaning of the equipment to ensure operational safety.
On-site · Halton Hills
The Project Coordinator supports construction projects from preconstruction through closeout by managing documentation, bidding activities, and procurement. They also provide operational support to project teams, ensuring compliance and maintaining accurate project records.
On-site · Langley (District)
The Field EIT is responsible for quality assurance, quality control, and site liaison duties across multiple construction projects. They manage project scheduling, costs, and materials while performing real-time inspection and daily logging of field operations.
