Jobs at McElhanney

Leads multidisciplinary mining and heavy industrial projects from planning and design through construction and operational support. Manages scope, budgets, schedules, resources, risks, quality, contracts, and client relationships while providing technical engineering expertise. Coordinates engineering disciplines, supports proposals and business development, mentors junior staff, and participates in field investigations, construction reviews, commissioning, and site execution across British Columbia, Yukon, and Western Canada.

Scholarship for Canadian post-secondary students pursuing STEM careers in civil engineering, geomatics, GIS, remote sensing, or digital innovation. The recipient receives up to $5,000, mentorship, recognition, and a paid internship aligned with their career goals. Applicants must demonstrate technical innovation, academic excellence, and experience with digital solutions such as automation, AI, software, data analytics, or geospatial technologies.

Geomatics interns support surveying projects in field and office settings across the East Kootenay region. Responsibilities include using GNSS receivers and total stations, preparing maps and survey data, researching geospatial documents, maintaining equipment and vehicles, and learning drones, 3D laser scanning, reality capture, and data-processing technologies. The role requires outdoor and backcountry work, travel, physical equipment handling, safety awareness, and enrollment in a geomatics diploma or degree program.

Scholarship for women enrolled in accredited Canadian engineering or engineering technology programs who have completed at least two years of post-secondary education. The recipient receives up to $5,000, mentorship, recognition, and a paid internship opportunity aligned with McElhanney’s needs. Applicants must be eligible to work in Canada, demonstrate leadership, resilience, creativity, and commitment to advancing women and equity, and submit a resume and personal statement.

Scholarship and internship opportunity for Indigenous high school students, post-secondary students, and intergenerational community members pursuing STEM, enterprise performance, or administration careers. The selected recipient receives up to $5,000 in tuition or career-training support, mentorship, and a paid internship aligned with their goals. Applicants must identify as Indigenous, be eligible to work in Canada, and demonstrate relevant education or career interests.

Leads terrestrial laser scanning projects, including field surveys, control establishment, scan-data processing, point-cloud deliverables, CAD extraction, 3D modeling, and reporting. Coordinates scanning staff, company teams, subcontractors, budgets, timelines, and client communications. Requires substantial laser scanning experience, technical adaptability, project coordination, leadership, and a valid or in-progress Class 5 driver’s license. The role is primarily office-based in Vancouver with field work and occasional travel.

Lead the planning, design, and delivery of municipal infrastructure projects, including utilities, roads, water and wastewater systems, bridges, and parks. Manage multidisciplinary teams, client relationships, project schedules, budgets, quality, safety, approvals, technical documentation, and financials. Support business development, proposals, and client growth while mentoring junior staff. The role requires professional engineering registration in British Columbia and regular travel to Duncan and regional project sites.

Expression-of-interest opportunity for interns and new graduates across engineering, surveying, mapping, planning, landscape architecture, and environmental services. Candidates may support multidisciplinary projects through design, fieldwork, drafting, site inspections, and construction-related activities. Roles can involve office work, fieldwork, and project-site travel. Applicants should provide their area of study, expected graduation date, internship or graduate preference, preferred location, and resume.

Manage proposals from RFP release through delivery, including kickoff meetings, win themes, writing, editing, compliance review, production, and final document delivery. Collaborate with subject matter experts and internal teams to create persuasive, client-focused content. Maintain proposal collateral, apply consistent messaging and visual design, proofread materials, and use AI, automation, and content libraries to improve efficiency.

Scholarship supporting women enrolled in geomatics, surveying, GIS, remote sensing, or geospatial programs. The recipient receives up to $5,000, mentorship, and a paid internship opportunity. Applicants must have completed at least two years of post-secondary education at an accredited Canadian institution, be eligible to work in Canada, identify as a woman, demonstrate leadership and equity advocacy, and submit a resume and personal statement.

Leads the planning, design, and delivery of municipal infrastructure projects, including utilities, roads, water and wastewater systems, bridges, and parks. Manages multidisciplinary teams, project budgets, schedules, quality, safety, client relationships, approvals, tender documents, and technical reporting. The role also includes business development, client acquisition, mentoring junior staff, and serving as Engineer of Record.

Design, inspect, assess, rehabilitate, and support construction of bridges and culverts across Alberta. Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, prepare technical calculations, drawings, specifications, contracts, and estimates, and provide construction services and field reviews. The role also includes stakeholder coordination, proposal support, client relationship development, mentoring junior professionals, and growing technical and project leadership responsibilities.

Geomatics interns support land surveying and geomatics projects in field and office settings. Responsibilities include operating GNSS receivers, total stations, digital levels, drones, and 3D laser scanning equipment; preparing plans, maps, field notes, and survey data; researching geospatial records; maintaining equipment and vehicles; and supporting ground disturbance documentation. The role requires outdoor and backcountry work, physical equipment handling, travel to project sites, safety compliance, and enrollment in a geomatics diploma or degree program.

Leads the Edmonton Engineering branch’s strategy, client relationships, business development, people, operations, and financial performance. The role drives sustainable growth, multidisciplinary collaboration, workforce planning, client expansion, budgeting, forecasting, project delivery, safety, quality, and continuous improvement. The leader develops employees, builds succession capability, strengthens regional partnerships, and represents the company within Edmonton and surrounding markets.

Leads the design and delivery of municipal infrastructure projects, including utilities, transportation, water and wastewater systems, bridges, and parks. Responsibilities include managing multidisciplinary teams, coordinating approvals and contracts, overseeing schedules, budgets, quality, safety, client relationships, business development, invoicing, and technical reporting. Provides mentorship and serves as Engineer of Record while supporting growth of the municipal engineering practice.

Supports industrial and multidisciplinary projects through scheduling, budgeting, forecasting, earned value analysis, financial reporting, invoicing, risk tracking, change management, and commercial performance monitoring. The role develops project controls processes, dashboards, and forecasts while partnering with project managers, accounting, technical teams, leadership, and clients to identify variances and improve project delivery.

Leads business development and client relationship management for municipal and Indigenous clients in the Kamloops area. Builds project pipelines, identifies opportunities, supports proposals and strategic pursuits, and coordinates with technical teams across engineering, planning, environmental, surveying, and related disciplines. Represents the company with municipalities, Indigenous communities, developers, agencies, and industry networks. The role requires strong local market knowledge, established relationships, consulting experience, and frequent regional travel with overnight stays.

Provides administrative and coordination support for engineering and related projects. Responsibilities include scheduling staff and equipment, maintaining project records, managing invoicing and financial reporting, preparing documentation and client deliverables, tracking scope and schedules, supporting meetings, and coordinating with project managers, technical teams, clients, and stakeholders.

Develop and execute change communications for enterprise initiatives, including an ERP implementation. Create employee and leadership messaging, communication plans, FAQs, presentations, and engagement materials; advise senior leaders and project teams; assess audiences and risks; coordinate communication calendars; and measure communication effectiveness to support organizational readiness, adoption, and sustained change.

Lead the design and delivery of municipal infrastructure projects, including utilities, roads, water and wastewater systems, bridges, and parks. Manage multidisciplinary teams, client relationships, project schedules, budgets, quality, safety, approvals, contracts, and financials. Prepare technical documentation, estimates, tenders, reports, and proposals while supporting business development. Mentor junior staff and serve as Engineer of Record for municipal engineering projects.