ORGANIZATIONAL PROFILE
Norpac Construction Incorporated is an independent geotechnical contractor operating across British Columbia and Alberta, specializing in slope stabilization and civil construction work. Projects are delivered in environments where terrain, access constraints, and delivery conditions require careful planning, technical expertise, and disciplined execution.

ORGANIZATIONAL PROFILE
Norpac Construction Incorporated is an independent geotechnical contractor operating across British Columbia and Alberta, specializing in slope stabilization and civil construction work. Projects are delivered in environments where terrain, access constraints, and delivery conditions require careful planning, technical expertise, and disciplined execution. Founded in 2016, Norpac brings together a management team and workforce with more than 25 years of experience delivering slope stabilization, ground support, and related geotechnical solutions. Work is completed in close collaboration with clients to address site‑specific conditions and project requirements. Norpac provides end‑to‑end project support, including site assessment, solution development, design engineering where required, construction execution, and project close‑out. Emphasis is placed on clear communication, coordination between field and office teams, and a team‑based approach throughout the project lifecycle.

Position Description
We are seeking an experienced Civil Superintendent with a strong background in earthworks, site development, road construction, and heavy civil operations. The successful candidate will provide hands‑on field leadership and oversee the safe, efficient execution of civil construction activities, with particular emphasis on large‑scale earthmoving, excavation, material handling, trucking logistics, and site preparation. The ideal candidate has practical experience leading crews and equipment in challenging field environments and understands the coordination required between excavation, load‑haul‑dump operations, dump management, road construction, aggregate processing, quarry operations, and trucking. Experience with slope stabilization, geohazard mitigation, ground improvement, or other specialized civil/geotechnical work is considered an asset. Project locations include Alberta and British Columbia, but may extend to other regions as required.

Key Responsibilities

Provide day‑to‑day field supervision and leadership for civil and earthworks operations

Plan, coordinate, and supervise site preparation, clearing, stripping, excavation, grading, and mass earthmoving activities

Direct load‑haul‑dump (LHD) operations, including efficient deployment and utilization of heavy equipment





Manage material movement, placement, stockpiles, dumps, and disposal areas to maximize productivity and maintain site organization

Oversee construction and maintenance of access roads, haul roads, temporary roads, ramps, and working platforms

Coordinate trucking operations, including haul routes, truck allocation, loading/unloading cycles, traffic flow, and production requirements

Work closely with equipment operators, truck drivers, foremen, surveyors, engineers, project managers, and subcontractors to maintain production targets

Monitor daily production, equipment utilization, material quantities, and work progress

Ensure work is completed in accordance with project drawings, specifications, schedules, quality requirements, and environmental commitments

Coordinate with quarry and aggregate operations to ensure appropriate material is available for construction activities

Develop a working understanding of gravel processing, crushing, screening, stockpiling, and aggregate production and how these operations support civil construction

Assist with quarry development, extraction, material selection, and aggregate handling where required

Identify field constraints and proactively develop practical solutions to maintain productivity and schedule

Participate in planning daily and weekly work activities, equipment requirements, manpower allocation, and material requirements

Maintain strong communication with project management regarding progress, constraints, risks, and upcoming requirements

Promote a solid safety culture and ensure crews follow company policies, procedures, and applicable regulatory requirements

Conduct or participate in toolbox meetings, pre‑job hazard assessments, inspections, and daily coordination meetings

Monitor site conditions and identify potential hazards associated with excavation, slopes, haul roads, dumps, heavy equipment, and changing ground conditions

Support quality control activities, including grade, elevations, compaction, material placement, and adherence to project specifications

Maintain accurate daily records, production reports, equipment reports, and other required documentation

Work effectively in remote, high‑production, and changing site conditions

Requirements

Proven experience as a Civil Superintendent, Earthworks Superintendent,



General Superintendent, or equivalent field leadership role

Significant hands‑on experience in heavy civil construction and earthworks

Strong practical knowledge of:

Site preparation and mass excavation

Earthmoving and material handling

Load‑haul‑dump operations

Dump and spoil management

Cut‑and‑fill operations

Road and haul‑road construction

Grading and site development

Trucking and material‑hauling logistics

Heavy equipment operations and production

Experience coordinating large fleets of excavators, loaders, dozers, graders, rock trucks, articulated trucks, water trucks, and other heavy equipment

Working knowledge of aggregate, gravel, and quarry operations, including crushing, screening, processing, stockpiling, and material handling

Strong understanding of construction sequencing, production rates, equipment utilization, and efficient material movement

Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, survey information, and project documentation

Strong leadership and communication skills, with the ability to effectively manage crews, subcontractors, equipment operators, and trucking resources

Demonstrated commitment to workplace safety and environmental compliance

Ability to work extended hours and/or rotational schedules where required

Preferred / Asset Experience
The following qualifications would be considered assets:

Experience with slope stabilization and geohazard mitigation

Exposure to landslide remediation, rockfall mitigation, erosion control, slope reinforcement, or ground stabilization

Experience working around steep terrain, unstable ground, mountainous environments, or other challenging geotechnical conditions

Experience with quarry development or large‑scale aggregate production

Experience working on remote or resource‑sector projects

Familiarity with GPS/machine‑control systems and modern construction technology

Experience with production tracking, quantity measurement, and project reporting

Relevant technical training, trade certification, civil construction education, or equivalent

Benefits

Competitive hourly rate based on qualifications and experience

Performance‑based incentive tied to project, company, and individual outcomes

Consistent hours and strong earning potential through a diverse portfolio of heavy civil projects across Western Canada

Travel expenses and project‑related accommodations provided in accordance with company policy

Retirement/RRSP matching program or equivalent company retirement contribution

Paid vacation and statutory holiday compensation.

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📌 Civil Superintendent (NORPAC Construction) (British Columbia)
🏢 Highbridge Human Capital
📍 British Columbia