Life at CANA
Build your career to last
CANA Group has been serving Alberta’s commercial and energy construction sectors for over seven decades.
"There is no one person that makes this organization what it is. It’s the efforts of every single one of us that defines who we are. We believe in our people and continually invest in our employees and their future with our leadership development training."
– Luke Simpson, President
From the electrical substations and utility lines that keep our homes bright and warm, to the structures in which we work and play, to the streetlights that guide us home at the end of the day, CANA has likely touched the lives of you or your loved ones each day in Alberta.
The company has been owned and managed by the Simpson family for three generations. The family takes a hands-on approach to operating the company that ensures a tradition of consistency that Albertans trust for their unique projects, as well as a close-knit team environment for employees.
Why CANA?
- Family-oriented culture
- Social and wellness events throughout the year
- On-site fitness facilities
- Commitment to training and career development for all employees
- No-cost employee parking
Fraud warning
Please be advised that the CANA Group of Companies has recently been targeted by “Job Scammers” (i.e. persons claiming to represent or to be affiliated with CANA who have contacted job seekers with fraudulent interview requests and false offers of employment).
All prospective employment candidates of CANA are required to complete an interview with CANA in person or, in some cases, by telephone before any formal offer is made. CANA does not present a formal offer to any candidate without first contacting the candidate and confirming that a written offer is forthcoming. Additionally, CANA does not require payment from anyone seeking employment with CANA nor would we request personal information from you via email or by telephone until a formal offer of employment has been made and accepted.
All current CANA job postings are on our website.
In an effort to prevent further cases of this malicious activity, here are some ways you can identify a fake job offer:
- If you are offered a job without an application or interview.
- The company asks you to wire money or asks for your credit card information.
- There is no contact information on the offer. A legitimate job post will provide a contact email or provide a link to a valid company website.
We recommend that you do not respond to any emails extending an unsolicited offer of employment.
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Why CANA
Family-oriented culture
Social and wellness events throughout the year
On-site fitness facilities
Commitment to training and career development for all employees
No-cost employee parking
What I enjoy most about working at CANA is the people I get to work with. From the team in the office to the crews in the field, it's very special to work with people who take such pride in their work. And there has yet to be a challenge we haven’t been able to come together and solve.