JOB VACANCIES IN KENTZ

































SNC-Lavalin acquired Kentz in August 2014,  transforming SNC-Lavalin’s Oil & Gas business sector with our organizations complementing each other extremely well in terms of capabilities, geographies and strategic objectives. Our 20,000 Oil & Gas professionals provide integrated, cost-effective and sustainable solutions for upstream, midstream and downstream projects worldwide.

 While the rebrand of Kentz introduced some changes to our visual representation, we guarantee our clients the same exceptional level of safety commitment and project execution. In fact, we now represent the integrated strengths of two companies.

 Imagine a world where you can experience your physical asset before it’s even built. A world where you can have your operators trained and ready to work before completion. And a world where your decommissioning activities happen right the first time.

 This is no longer a thing of imagination. All this, and more, is now possible with our application of augmented and virtual reality technologies across the entire asset lifecycle. Please  revisit this page as we will be adding new content over coming weeks. 
The expertise, passion and commitment of our employees have put us on the map. They are our most valuable asset and the success of our company is based on them.  

 At SNC-Lavalin, we are committed to making a positive impact in communities around the world. Our projects inspire our people and help to build better lives wherever we do business. SNC-Lavalin’s global and diverse workforce includes technicians, professionals, engineers and project managers who use their knowledge, skills and talent to make a difference every day - locally and internationally. Join us on our journey to ensure a better future for all.
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