Find Your Career
on the Road


Test Drive Your Future Job
From Sim to Reality
The RoadShow trailer will be travelling across BC from spring 2024 until early 2026, giving everyone a chance to experience a career in highway maintenance and road-building. Test drive a simulated snow plow or excavator and get a taste of what a job in the industry could look like. With connections to actively hiring companies, this program could be an incredible opportunity for you to choose a new career path.
Hundreds of Roles Available
There is currently a critical shortage of skilled workers for trained highway maintenance positions, including plow truck drivers, heavy equipment operators, and mechanics. With several major construction projects in BC poised to finish in the years ahead, now is the perfect time to consider a career in these key positions.

Snowplow Operator
Plow through winter storms and carve a path on the highway to help keep our province connected.

Heavy Equipment Operator
Get behind the controls of a motor grader or wheel loader and break ground with an excavator or a backhoe.

Heavy-Duty Mechanic
Solve problems, repair parts, and keep some of BC’s most essential equipment running perfectly.
Member directory
Explore our huge member base and learn about the many companies that are proud to be a part of the BC Road Builders. If you’re interested in starting a job in the industry, connect with a company in your region to learn their hiring status and policies.

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Capilano Highway Services Company provides maintenance services for Service Area 5 (Sunshine Coast). With more than 50 years of experience serving the people of British Columbia, their services include snow removal and anti-icing services, as well as road and utility construction. It is based in West Vancouver.


Dawson Road Maintenance provides maintenance services in four areas of British Columbia, including Service Areas 16 & 17 (South Cariboo and Central Cariboo), Service Area 22 (North Peace) and Service Area 25 (Bulkley Nass). Formerly known as Interior Roads, the company was formed in 1982. It belongs to the Dawson Group, a family of companies involved in building and maintaining highways and other public infrastructure, as well as in the truck sales, service and transport industries. It is based in Kamloops.


Miller Capilano Highway Services provides maintenance services for Service Area 4 (Howe Sound). It specializes in maintenance construction and snow removal for highways and commercial developments. Comprised and sustained by two partner companies, Capilano Highway Services and The Miller Group, the company is based in Squamish


AIM Roads provides maintenance services for Service Area 8 (South Okanagan) and Service Area 13 (Okanagan-Shuswap), and is a Canadian subsidiary of ACCIONA. Since 1990, ACCIONA’s infrastructure maintenance services division has operated 47 highway, road and bridge operations and maintenance contracts in various countries, including Canada since 2000. The company is based in Armstrong.


The Argo Group of Companies provides maintenance services for Service Area 15 (Kamloops) and Service Area 21 (Dawson Creek). Established in 1991, the road and bridge maintenance contractor has delivered over 65 contract years of service to the Province. The company is based in Kamloops.


O’Brien Road and Bridge Maintenance provides maintenance services for Service Area 27 (North Coast) and has held the contract for this area since 1988. By placing an emphasis on its relationships with the diverse stakeholders, communities and villages within the region, the company has developed a significant understanding and appreciation for the entire area. It is based in Port Clements.


Emcon Services provides maintenance services for Service Area 1 (South Island), Service Area 12 (Selkirk) and Service Area 18 (North Cariboo). A leader in the highway maintenance industry since 1988, Emcon has since expanded its operations into Alberta and Ontario, and has become one of the largest highway, road and bridge maintenance contractors in Canada. The company is based in Merritt.


Lakes District Maintenance provides maintenance services for Service Area 24 (Lakes) and Service Area 28 (Stikine). Serving British Columbia since 1988, it is a highway, road and bridge maintenance company based in Burns Lake, responsible for maintaining more than 3,500 km of the province’s road network. In 2016, the company became a division of Volker Stevin Canada.


Mainroad Group provides maintenance services for Service Areas 2 and 3 (Central and North Vancouver Island), Service Area 6 (Lower Mainland) and Service Area 11 (East Kootenay). Originally established in 1988 as Mainroad Contracting, it has expanded its operations to 17 operating companies throughout British Columbia and Alberta, and takes pride in its unique position within the industry as being a 100 per cent employee-owned company. It is based in Surrey.


Yellowhead Road & Bridge provides maintenance services for Service Area 23 (Nechako), Service Area 19 (Fort George), Service Areas 9 and 10 (Kootenay Boundary and Central Kootenay) and Service Area 14 (Nicola). Between 1988 and 2022, YRB has delivered over 110 contract-years of service to the Province, as well as road and bridge maintenance services to the federal government on the Alaska Highway. In addition to maintenance, it also offers construction and technical services. The company is based in Prince George.


Emil Anderson Maintenance provides all aspects of highway and bridge maintenance services in Service Area 7 (Fraser Valley), Service Area 20 (Robson) and Service Area 26 (Skeena). It is part of the Emil Anderson Group, which was founded in 1938 and includes a diverse group of companies offering a range of services and support in infrastructure construction and maintenance, land development, building and property management. It is based in Rosedale.