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About ECM

Careers

Carpenters, apprentices, equipment operators and skilled labourers for ECM's own crews, on projects across Saskatchewan, all year.

Working at ECM

ECM does its own concrete, framing, earthwork and finish carpentry, so it hires the people who do that work.

Many general contractors subcontract nearly all of the work. ECM keeps the scopes that set a schedule with its own crews: concrete forming, placing and finishing; framing and finish carpentry; and excavation and earthwork with the firm’s own equipment.

The work runs all year and across the province, from water treatment plants in small towns to schools, health centres and park buildings in the north, including remote sites many contractors won’t go to. ECM’s leadership started out as a carpenter apprentice, and a superintendent is on every site every day.

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Who ECM hires

The crews ECM hires for.

  1. Carpenters

    Journeyperson carpenters for formwork, framing and finish carpentry.

  2. Apprentice carpenters

    Apprentices working toward their ticket alongside ECM's journeypersons.

  3. Equipment operators

    Operators for ECM's own excavation and earthwork equipment.

  4. Skilled labourers

    Concrete placing and finishing, site preparation and general construction work.

  5. Site supervision

    Foremen and superintendents to run ECM's sites day to day.

What to expect

Year-round work, across the province.

  • Work all year

    ECM builds through the winter, so the work doesn't stop when the snow comes.

  • Travel to the work

    Projects run across Saskatchewan, including remote and northern sites.

  • A safe site

    COR certified, with a superintendent on site every day.

    Safety & Certifications

  • More than one trade

    ECM's crews do concrete, framing, carpentry and earthwork, so there's room to learn more than one part of the job.

  • Your ticket

    Apprentices work alongside experienced journeypersons as they work toward their ticket.

  • Hiring in the community

    On First Nations projects, ECM looks to hire from the community.

    Working with Indigenous Communities

Open positions

No positions are posted right now. ECM hires through the year, so apply anyway and your application will be kept on file for up to a year.

Apply

Apply to ECM.

Tell ECM what you do and where you are. A resume helps, but it isn't required.

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