Your roads, your team. Linking communities and families.
Surrey, BC
The Mainroad Group is a 100% Employee-owned Canadian company with a head office based in Surrey, British Columbia and branch offices located in Langley, Victoria, Nanaimo, Parksville, Cumberland, Cranbrook, Kelowna, Calgary, Red Deer and Ponoka. We are recognized as a leader in providing safe and reliable road maintenance, products and construction services for civil infrastructure works across Canada. Mainroad Group is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity and inclusion in our workplace. We welcome and respect people of all backgrounds, identities, and perspectives. We are committed to creating a fair and equitable work environment where everyone can thrive and succeed.
On-site · Wainwright
The Foreman oversees day-to-day highway maintenance operations, providing leadership to field teams and ensuring contract specifications are met. Responsibilities include scheduling, quality control, subcontractor coordination, and managing winter maintenance activities.
On-site · Cranbrook
The driver is responsible for operating sanding, plowing, and salting trucks to maintain safe highway conditions during winter snow events. Additional duties include clearing litter, debris, and roadkill from the roadways.
On-site
The driver is responsible for operating sanding, plowing, and salting trucks to maintain safe highway conditions during winter snow events. Additional duties include clearing litter, debris, and roadkill from the roadways.
On-site · Sparwood
The operator is responsible for driving and operating trucks to perform snow plowing, sanding, and salting on highways during winter events. Additionally, they will clear litter, debris, and roadkill from the assigned road sections.
On-site · Surrey
The Payroll Administrator will process full-cycle payroll for multiple operating companies, including maintaining employee data and timesheet accuracy. They are also responsible for preparing payroll reports, managing remittances, and responding to inquiries regarding payroll and collective agreements.
On-site · Surrey
The representative serves as the primary point of contact for the public, answering inquiries regarding road conditions and traffic incidents. They are responsible for logging all calls and incidents accurately to assist in operational reporting and investigations.
On-site · Vermilion
The Foreman oversees day-to-day highway maintenance operations, providing leadership to field teams and ensuring contract specifications are met. They are responsible for scheduling, quality control, subcontractor coordination, and maintaining safety standards across all work sites.
On-site · Cranbrook
The Operations Manager provides leadership and direction to personnel to meet profit, growth, and contract performance objectives. They are responsible for developing annual plans, monitoring budgets, and ensuring compliance with government specifications.
On-site · Nanaimo
The mechanic will be responsible for inspecting, diagnosing, and repairing fleet vehicles and equipment in both shop and field environments. They must also maintain accurate documentation of all maintenance activities while adhering to safety and regulatory standards.
On-site · Dewberry
Perform various highway and right-of-way maintenance tasks including weed whacking, debris clean-up, and surface repairs. Ensure all equipment and vehicles are properly maintained, serviced, and stocked for operational efficiency.
On-site · Surrey
The representative acts as the first point of contact for the public, answering inquiries regarding road and traffic conditions. They are responsible for logging all incidents accurately and identifying operational problems for the road crew.
On-site · Cranbrook
The Trade Journeyman Mechanic is responsible for the repair and maintenance of company vehicles, highway maintenance equipment, and other fleet assets. Duties include completing, recording, and reporting all necessary documentation for equipment repairs and cleaning.
On-site · Westerose
The Equipment Operator is responsible for civil infrastructure maintenance, including snow removal, highway patrolling, and emergency response. They must also perform equipment maintenance and ensure public safety during road operations.
On-site · Cranbrook
The Quality Manager will lead the organization's quality program by ensuring compliance with standards and contract requirements for highway maintenance. Responsibilities include performing internal audits, managing the QMS, overseeing non-conformity processes, and training operations teams on quality systems.
On-site
The foreman will supervise crews and perform electrical duties to ensure roadway lighting and traffic signal projects are completed safely and on schedule. Responsibilities include site planning, resource management, and maintaining compliance with quality and safety standards.
On-site
The apprentice will assist in the repair and maintenance of company vehicles and heavy equipment to ensure safe highway operations. They are also responsible for maintaining accurate service records and managing assigned tools according to company safety standards.
On-site · Surrey
You will lead the corporate fleet strategy by establishing governance, performance standards, and data-driven decision-making processes across the organization. You will also partner with operational leaders to optimize asset deployment, ensure safety compliance, and improve overall fleet readiness.
On-site · Innisfail
The Equipment Operator is responsible for performing civil infrastructure maintenance, including snow removal, highway patrolling, and emergency response. They must also ensure equipment is properly serviced and that all work is conducted in compliance with safety regulations.
On-site · Red Deer
The Equipment Operator is responsible for performing civil infrastructure maintenance, including snow removal, highway patrolling, and road surface repairs. They must also ensure equipment is properly serviced and attend to incidents to maintain public safety.
On-site
The Project Coordinator will manage traffic signal and street lighting modification projects by coordinating with municipalities, contractors, and internal field teams. Responsibilities include creating project schedules, issuing purchase orders, conducting site visits, and ensuring all work meets quality and safety standards.
