CAD Tech Surveyor

About Us

Since 1993, Hazelwood Construction has been building more than just infrastructure — we’ve built a reputation. Founded by Jack and Sid Whittaker, we’ve become a trusted name across Western Canada by delivering innovative, high-quality projects in underground utilities, road construction, bridge building, and high-profile Run of River hydroelectric projects.

As part of The Hazelwood Group, we’re proud to exceed client expectations through professional execution, top-tier craftsmanship, and on-time, on-budget delivery.

We’re looking for a tech‑savvy, detail‑driven CAD Tech Surveyor to join our growing team on Vancouver Island. If you’re comfortable balancing office and fieldwork, this is your chance to play a key role in high-impact infrastructure projects.

• A comprehensive benefits plan (offered through the union) includes extended health & dental, vision care, disability, life insurance, and pension plan.
• Priority access to Telus Health Virtual Care (access to a Doctor 24/7, 365 days a year).
• Employee & Family Assistance Program.
• Strong team environment that encourages and supports continuous learning and career advancement.

Union rates apply and all benefits are provided through the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 115.

• $35 to 41 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications
• Vacation pay: 13% of your hourly wage
• Benefits eligibility:
  After completing 250 hours
• Pension contributions: $5.00 per hour worked

• Company cell phone or $31.56 cell phone reimbursement per pay period
• Company laptop or tablet
• Provision of a Hazelwood pickup truck and fuel card for work-related use
• Personal office space

• Use GPS‑grade control systems and advanced survey tools to gather accurate site data.
• Handle volume calculations, CAD drawings, drone flights, and prepare linework/surface files.
• Support field teams by monitoring site grades, checking accuracy, and maintaining quality standards.
• Step into the field during quieter times to keep projects moving.

• Degree or certificate in Surveying, Geomatics, or a related field (preferred).
• Strong skills in CAD software and related technology.
• Bonus:
  Experience with drones and field surveying.
• Proficiency with GPS‑grade tools, laser levels, and accuracy‑focused workflows.
• Detail‑oriented mindset and a team‑first attitude.
• Excellent communication skills — written and verbal.
• Legally entitled to work in Canada.
• Criminal record check may be required.