The Miller Group

About the Company

With thousands of employees, operations in eight provinces and all three territories, Miller, as part of the Colas family, is the largest road construction company in Canada. The Miller Group’s history dates back to 1917 when it was founded as A.E. Jupp Construction. When its ownership changed in 1946, the name changed to Miller Paving Limited. Since its formation, Miller’s proud reputation has been based on excellence in road building and it has contributed to many of the major infrastructure projects during the great road building boom of the mid-20th century and beyond. The Miller Group is the employer of choice because we invest in our people. We provide the tools and skills they need to succeed in their roles and build long, rewarding careers with us. We’re always on the lookout for smart people with the drive to take on challenges, consider what our customers need in new and innovative ways, and deliver creative solutions. We embrace diversity, equity and inclusion in all we do. Miller is committed to fostering a culture of inclusivity, equity and accessibility for all. We are proud to celebrate our diverse workforce because we know it encourages an inspiring workplace where people are empowered and engaged. Our team is a reflection of the communities where we live and work, and we welcome their diverse insights, ideas and input. CAREERS: Be sure to check out our current opportunities posted on millergroup.ca/careers.

Listed Jobs

Company Name

The Miller Group

Job Title

Maintenance Summer Student (4 Months)

Job Description

**Job Title:** Maintenance Summer Student (4 Months) **Role Summary:** Provide on‑site support to highway maintenance crews during the summer season. Duties include traffic control, vegetation management, infrastructure inspections, guide rail and sign installation, pothole repair, and general site cleanup to ensure road safety and compliance with provincial standards. **Expectations:** - Work outdoors in a physically demanding environment. - Follow safety protocols and company policies at all times. - Collaborate with full‑time crew members and supervisors. - Adapt to varied tasks day‑to‑day while maintaining high quality of work. **Key Responsibilities:** - Set up and manage traffic control for work zones and accident scenes. - Cut grass, whip weeds, and maintain vegetation along guide rails. - Inspect culverts and other highway structures for wear or damage. - Install and maintain street signs and pavement markings. - Repair or replace guide rail components to uphold safety. - Patch potholes on the roadway surface. - Collect litter and keep highway corridors clean. - Record work activities and report status to supervisors. **Required Skills:** - Physical stamina and ability to work outdoors in varying weather. - Basic mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn field techniques. - Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety. - Effective communication and teamwork. **Required Education & Certifications:** - High school diploma or current enrollment in a secondary program. - Valid G2 or full G driver’s license. ---

Shelburne, Canada

On site

25-11-2025

Company Name

The Miller Group

Job Title

Field Technician, Student (4 months)

Job Description

**Job Title:** Field Technician, Student (4 months) **Role Summary:** Support field operations by performing asphalt mix tests, ensuring accurate calibration of equipment, recording data, and reporting discrepancies. Work under guidance of senior technicians to uphold quality standards and safety protocols during road construction projects. **Expectations:** - Actively participate in daily field duties, maintaining accuracy and safety. - Demonstrate reliability and willingness to learn testing procedures. - Adhere to company safety requirements and quality management processes. - Communicate findings clearly to team members and supervisors. **Key Responsibilities:** - Conduct field tests on asphalt mixes and other pavement materials. - Calibrate testing equipment, ensuring operational accuracy. - Record test results, document procedures, and identify discrepancies. - Report findings to quality control personnel. - Assist in maintaining test equipment and field supplies. - Contribute to quality management and control activities. - Follow safety protocols and report incidents promptly. **Required Skills:** - Strong attention to detail and safety-first mindset. - Proficient with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, SharePoint, Outlook). - Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and work in field conditions. - Effective communication and teamwork capabilities. - Basic understanding of construction testing methods and quality control. **Required Education & Certifications:** - Currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering (or related field). - Valid Canadian driver’s licence (G2 or full G). - No prior certifications required beyond standard driver’s licence and academic standing.

Whitchurch-stouffville, Canada

Hybrid

08-12-2025