Canada & Americas

Canada is a very exciting and fast growing location in which to live and work.  As a professional experienced in either the civil engineering infrastructure, building construction or management consulting sectors there are a range of great jobs and career opportunities available for local Canadians, returning Canadians and international construction professionals willing to relocate to take up exciting long term jobs in Canada.

There is a vibrant rail construction sector, which offers roles for professionals with experience in civil engineering, electrification, signalling and permanent way.  There is a vibrant construction jobs market within the airport and aviation sector as well as for Public Private Partnership P3 and Alternative Financing and Procurement AFP professionals working directly within and advising to the construction industry.  The building construction market is also very busy going into 2025 and is in need of specialist skills.

Many of the current job vacancies available are based in Toronto, the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and across wider Ontario and also in Vancouver, British Columbia - although there are also other regional hotspots also. 

There are also exciting job opportunities available in the USA, including in New York and other major cities.

Insights and Industry News

Maxim Insights

What Top Delay and Quantum Experts Value When Joining A Consultancy

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Should I Stay Or Should I Go? | Construction Disputes Industry Special

Moving from mainstream construction into claims, disputes, and expert witness work can be a good move for some people and a bad move for others. Here we look at the pros and cons.…

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How To Hear About Jobs Before They Are Advertised

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The Hidden Cost of Leaving a Key Role Vacant

In construction and consultancy environments, the absence of a key person can affect far more than the organisation chart. The impact can extend across programme delivery, commercial performance, team morale, client confidence and future contract wins.…

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Construction Productivity | Improving Performance Through People, Process and Planning

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Industry News

New leadership for AECB

The Association for Environment Conscious Building (AECB) has appointed architect and sustainability leader Ste Garlick as CEO and business leader Chris Iredale as COO.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 5 August, 07:49

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Build UK releases first retentions benchmarks

Build UK, tasked with new reporting requirements, has released new information on retentions, showing impact on cashflows throughout the supply chain.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 5 August, 07:42

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Egis joins Yorkshire Water AMP8 framework

Yorkshire Water has appointed Egis to its technical services and assurance framework, a move Egis describes as a significant milestone as it seeks to grow in the water sector.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 5 August, 07:19

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New Portishead HQ for Osprey

Osprey has moved into a new HQ in Portishead, bringing together its engineering, heavy transport, marine operations and project delivery teams.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 5 August, 07:12

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Construction boosts Muir Group profits

Muir Group has reported turnover up 30% to £113.9m in its year to January 2026, with profit before tax of more than £3m. Muir Construction drove the profit growth; segment turnover was £85.7m, and profit before tax jumped from £2.2m to £4.8m.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 5 August, 07:01

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