Journeyman/Woman Construction Electrician
P.H. ELECTRIC LTD. West St. Paul, MB
$44.00 – $45.00/hourAbout $9,640 a month (mid-range at 50 h a week), before tax
Construction jobs in Manitoba
Construction jobs in Manitoba on Newcomer: 16 open positions (field of work: Construction & Skilled Trades) from 16 employers. Typical advertised pay $23.50/hour (median). Newest posting 4 days ago.
Construction jobs in Manitoba
Showing 11–16 of 16 jobs
Apprentice Electrician
Grenco Ltd Winnipeg, MB
$18.00 – $45.00/hour
Property Manager
Accurate Indigenous Managers & Advisors Winnipeg, MB
- Welcomes newcomers
- Welcomes refugees
$20.00 – $30.00/hourAbout $4,060 a month (mid-range at 37.5 h a week), before tax
Plumbing Installer
Aircare Heating and Cooling Inc Winnipeg, MB
- Welcomes newcomers
- Experience helps, not required
- Job Bank listing
$35.00/hourAbout $5,310 a month (at 35 h a week), before tax
Auto Body Technician
Champion Collision Centre Ltd. Winnipeg, MB
- Welcomes newcomers
- Job Bank listing
$30.00/hourAbout $5,200 a month (at 40 h a week), before tax
$17.00/hourAbout $2,580 a month (at 35 h a week), before tax
Questions about these jobs
Answered from the live postings on this page, and updated whenever they change.
How many construction jobs are available in Manitoba?
There are 16 open construction positions in Manitoba on Newcomer, from 16 employers. The list updates as employers post and postings close.
What do construction jobs in Manitoba pay?
Across the 16 live construction postings in Manitoba, the median advertised wage is $23.50/hour. Each posting states its own pay range and period.
How do I apply for construction jobs in Manitoba?
Open a posting and use its Apply button. Some postings take your application on Newcomer, using the resume saved in your free profile; others send you to the employer's own application page or email. Job seekers never pay to use Newcomer.
Do these construction employers welcome newcomers to Canada?
9 of the 16 construction postings in Manitoba say the employer welcomes new immigrants or refugees. Whether you can accept a particular job depends on your permission to work in Canada; employers decide who they can hire.