Civil Student: Field Construction & Survey Support

emilanderson; Chilliwack; On-site; CAD 32,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Training & career development

Safety recognition program

Employee appreciation

Job summary

Emil Anderson Group is seeking a Civil Student for the Winter semester (January–April) to support civil construction projects in the Fraser Valley and surrounding British Columbia communities. You will coordinate site activities, assist with surveying and inspections, and help ensure accurate reporting with field teams and leadership.

The role starts January 2027, with opportunity for growth, travel within the province, and hands-on learning on landmark projects that shape communities.

Qualifications

• Completed or pursuing a degree/diploma in civil engineering.
• Strong work ethic and team orientation.
• Willingness to travel within the province.
• Clear communication and problem-solving abilities.
• Flexibility for night shifts if required.
• Enjoying outdoor, fast-paced construction environments.
• Valid Canadian driver’s license with clean abstract.
• Physical capability for uneven terrain and lifting 20 kg.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate project activities and develop project schedules.
• Perform quality control assessments and inspections.
• Compile and complete project reports.
• Assist the Project Superintendent with crew supervision.
• Assist with site surveying and quantity measurements.
• Perform other labour duties as required.

Skills

Civil engineering degree

Strong work ethic

Willingness to travel

Problem solving

Outdoor work

Night shifts (flexible)

Valid driver’s license

Physical stamina

Education

Degree or diploma in civil engineering

Job description

Emil Anderson Group is seeking a Civil Student for the Winter semester (January–April) to support civil construction projects in the Fraser Valley and surrounding British Columbia communities. You will coordinate site activities, assist with surveying and inspections, and help ensure accurate reporting with field teams and leadership.

The role starts January 2027, with opportunity for growth, travel within the province, and hands-on learning on landmark projects that shape communities.