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A Promising Construction Career in Canada
Pushing the limits to shape a better world. That’s what our teams accomplish every day on our worksites and in our offices across Canada. And to achieve this, we need the best engineering and construction talent from around the globe.
Whether you're looking for new professional challenges or seeking an unforgettable international experience, join many other experts and come to Pomerleau to make your dream of working in Canada a reality.
Why Build a Career at Pomerleau?
Pomerleau builds with excellence, passion, and love. Withmore than 300 active projects each year across Canada, we offer unique opportunities to contribute to large-scale projects.
Our culture promotes well-being and fulfillment because our employees are at the heart of everything we do. We’re proud to have ranked among Canada’s best employers for four consecutive years.
Complete Support for Your Canadian Immigration
Joining Pomerleau means discovering new career perspectives while enjoying full support to confidently begin this new chapter.
What we offer to international workers:
Personalized immigration services to ease your arrival in Canada
Our specialized immigration lawyers assist you in obtaining the appropriate work permit for you and your family.
Integration allowance to help you settle in
Moving to a new country is a significant event. To support your settlement, we offer a monthly integration allowance for your first six months, tailored to your family size, ranging from $1,000 to $2,000.
Personalized tax services
Pomerleau offers you a free initial consultation with an external tax advisor to navigate the tax specificities between your home country and Canada.
Special support for families (senior profiles only)
Experienced senior candidates and their families receive additional support. We can provide real estate broker services to find your permanent home and assistance in enrolling your children in daycare or school.
Welcome services for a smooth transition
We take care of you from the moment you arrive at the airport until you're settled in your new city. This includes:
Finding and paying for temporary accommodation for your first month;
Personalized airport greeting with transportation to your residence;
Assistance with administrative procedures (obtaining a social insurance number, healthcare system registration, opening a bank account);
A city tour to help you discover your new home;
And much more.
Life in Canada
Culture, Education, and Quality of Life
From Halifax to Vancouver, and through cities like Montreal, Ottawa, and Toronto, Canada is widely recognized as one of the best countries to live in. No matter the province you choose, you’ll benefit from a safe and inclusive society, a public healthcare system, and high-quality education—ideal for individuals and families alike.
With its breathtaking landscapes, from coastal shores to mountain ranges, Canada offers four distinct seasons and countless ways to enjoy the outdoors. Whether you’re ice skating on a frozen lake in winter or attending international film and music festivals in the summer, you’ll find a rich and diverse cultural life that welcomes newcomers from around the world.
Working Environments and Employee Rights
Canada is known for its fair, respectful, and inclusive working environments. Workers’ rights are protected by strong labour laws that promote workplace safety, equal opportunity, and work-life balance. Minimum wages, vacation time, and paid parental leave are just some of the benefits regulated across provinces.
The Canadian construction industry is thriving, offering high demand for skilled professionals and opportunities for career advancement. Employers are expected to follow clear standards for immigration support, training, and integration. Choosing Canada means choosing a country where your work is respected—and where your contributions help shape the future.
International Recruitment FAQ
How do I apply for a job in Canada from abroad?
Start by exploring opportunities on platforms like Job Bank, Indeed, LinkedIn, or our company career page. Tailor your resume and cover letter to Canadian standards. Once you receive a job offer, you’ll need to apply for a work permit through Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
What types of work permits or visas can I apply for?
Visa options include the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), the International Mobility Program (IMP), and open or employer-specific work permits. Some applicants may also be eligible for permanent residency through Express Entry or a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP).
How can I prepare to apply for jobs in Canada?
Update your resume to match Canadian formats, strengthen your English or French skills, and gather professional references. Research the job market and workplace culture, and practice for virtual interviews.
What should I expect when relocating to Canada?
You may face challenges like cultural adjustment, finding housing, or navigating immigration steps. Planning ahead and seeking support can ease your transition and help you settle comfortably.
What are the benefits of working in Canada as a foreign worker?
Canada offers fair labor protections, access to public healthcare, and a high quality of life. It’s a multicultural and inclusive society with clear pathways to permanent residency and citizenship.
Which immigration programs lead to permanent residency?
The Express Entry system includes the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Canadian Experience Class, and Federal Skilled Trades Program. Provinces also offer their own streams through the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) based on regional labour needs.