Engineering Student at PCL in Halifax (Halifax Regional Municipality)

Engineering Student at PCL in Halifax (Halifax Regional Municipality)

06 Aug
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Pcl
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Halifax Regional Municipality

06 Aug

Pcl

Halifax Regional Municipality

Kickstart your engineering career with PCL in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Join the QEII Halifax Infirmary Expansion Program for a rewarding work experience in a dynamic construction environment.

This Engineering

Student role, available for 4 or 8 months starting September 2026, is perfect for those passionate about construction. You will coordinate trades, participate in project meetings, and produce as-built drawings while supporting the largest healthcare infrastructure project in Nova Scotia.

Experience real challenges that foster personal and qualified growth. Key Responsibilities:

- Coordinate drawings and specific trade scopes
- Participate actively in project meetings
- Update deficiency logs and manage warranties
- Capture and coordinate project progress photos
- Perform quantity takeoffs and supervise work Requirements:
- Strong desire to work in construction
- Prior field construction experience considered an asset
- Proficiency in various computer software applications
- Effective communication skills in team environments
- Ability to verify site conditions and coordinate activities Support Canada's healthcare infrastructure while gaining invaluable experience at PCL in Halifax.

📌 Engineering Student at PCL in Halifax (Halifax Regional Municipality)
🏢 Pcl
📍 Halifax Regional Municipality

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