Building communities and careers through concrete, steel, and construction.
Saint John, New Brunswick
OSCO Construction Group is a family of companies operating across the steel, concrete, construction, and corporate services sectors throughout Atlantic Canada, Ontario, and New England. Founded in Saint John, New Brunswick in 1955, OSCO Construction Group has grown into a diverse organization employing more than 1,000 people across engineering, manufacturing, skilled trades, operations, construction management, and corporate services. Our companies support the development of communities through the design, manufacture, supply, and construction of critical infrastructure, industrial facilities, commercial projects, residential developments, transportation networks, and public spaces. We are committed to conducting business with integrity, investing in our people, continuously improving our processes, and delivering safe, quality-driven solutions for our customers. Whether you're a customer, supplier, project partner, student, co-op candidate, or prospective employee, we're proud to offer opportunities to learn, grow, and build a meaningful career within our organization. STEEL • Ocean Steel & Construction • Ocean Steel Corporation REBAR • Ocean Steel Rebar Limited • Allstar Rebar Nova Scotia PRECAST CONCRETE • Strescon Limited • PreCon Precast Limited CONSTRUCTION • FCC Construction • Marque Construction • Kennebec Construction READY-MIX CONCRETE & AGGREGATES • OSCO Concrete • OSCO Aggregates • Greenwood Ready Mix CORPORATE SERVICES • OSCO Group Services Limited Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) Designated Employer
On-site · Saint John
The Senior Structural Engineer will lead the design and analysis of precast and prestressed concrete systems while providing technical guidance to project teams. They are responsible for mentoring junior staff, ensuring compliance with engineering standards, and collaborating with stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle.
On-site · City of Saint John
The Industrial Engineer will analyze and optimize manufacturing processes to enhance productivity and reduce waste. They are also responsible for implementing continuous improvement programs and supporting quality assurance efforts.
On-site · City of Saint John
The engineer will lead the development and optimization of preventive and predictive maintenance programs to maximize equipment uptime and reliability. They will also analyze maintenance data and lead root-cause investigations to drive continuous improvement in asset performance.
On-site · Bedford
The technician is responsible for performing electrical and mechanical maintenance and troubleshooting PLC, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems to ensure plant reliability. They also manage preventative maintenance schedules, support plant upgrades, and maintain equipment like mixers and conveyors.
On-site · City of Saint John
The technician assists in the planning, coordination, and installation of precast concrete panels at various construction sites. Responsibilities include preparing worksites, generating daily reports, and ensuring crew safety according to standards.
On-site · St. Albert
Travel to customer sites across Alberta to maintain, troubleshoot, and repair petroleum dispensing equipment. Ensure high-quality service for both traditional fueling systems and emerging technologies.
On-site · Woodstock
The Millwright is responsible for installing, dismantling, and maintaining industrial machinery and equipment using various tools and technical diagrams. They must also troubleshoot mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic issues while ensuring safety and quality standards are met.