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Junior Geotechnical Field Technician
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Test soils, concrete, aggregates, and asphalt with WSP in Markham, Ontario, supporting field quality control and construction materials testing. This Steelcase office role includes project-site work.
As a Junior Geotechnical Construction Materials Field Technician, you will provide field services for commercial, industrial, institutional, and infrastructure projects. Your work supports material quality, safety, and integrity while developing technical skills alongside experienced professionals. Apply civil construction practices, CSA and ASTM standards, and recognized testing procedures.
Key Responsibilities:- Deliver quality control and assurance testing for construction materials
- Conduct compaction, subgrade, footing, reconnaissance, and site observations
- Perform concrete testing and hardened concrete or asphalt coring
- Produce accurate sample records, test data, and timely results
- Maintain and calibrate field and laboratory equipment
- College diploma in civil or construction engineering technology
- Approximately 1–2 years of geotechnical or materials testing experience
- Familiarity with CSA, ASTM, and testing equipment
- Availability for overtime, weekends, and night shifts
- Valid driver licence, insured vehicle, and Microsoft Office proficiency
Apply geotechnical testing, materials inspection, and accurate reporting skills to support WSP infrastructure projects in Markham.
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