Full-Time
Survey Assistant
Beedie
201-500 employees
Industrial, commercial, residential real estate developer
Compensation Overview
CA$50k - CA$55k/yr
Burnaby, BC, Canada
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- Education or experience in geomatics, land surveying, or a related field.
- Familiarity with GPS survey equipment is an asset; training will be provided as part of your development.
- Must possess a valid British Columbia driver’s license and have access to a vehicle; transportation to job sites will be arranged from a designated meeting location.
- Ability to lift up to 25 pounds.
- Ability to work outside in inclement weather as required.
- Potential to work longer hours to complete survey tasks as requested, as directed by the lead surveyor.
- Prepare documents, drawings, and geographical maps.
- Create a table, graph, or drawing showing cut, fill, and balance options for sites as requested.
- Set up, use, and break down survey gear, including tripods, lasers, and survey rods.
- Lay out fill areas, preload corners, and building locations.
- Clear brush and debris from the line of survey.
- Install stakes as required for layout purposes.
- Carry tools and supplies required for the task.
- Confirm elevations, volumes, and locations of various on-site services.
- Assist with calculating angles to plot slopes and other features.
- Explore the landscape and record or document geographical information.
- Mark land boundaries with geographical tools and measuring devices.
- Familiarity with GPS survey equipment is an asset; training will be provided as part of your development.
Beedie owns and develops industrial, commercial, and residential real estate across Canada and Las Vegas, and manages properties. It runs the full development lifecycle in-house—from land acquisition and design to financing, construction, and property management—through its vertically integrated structure, including Beedie Living for large residential and mixed-use projects. It stands out as one of Canada's largest private industrial landowners and developers, using a long, 70-year track record and a focus on quality and relationships to differentiate itself. Its goal is to deliver high-quality, lasting real estate projects while building strong, enduring connections with tenants, buyers, and communities.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Burnaby, Canada
Founded
1954
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- South Campbell Heights began construction in June 2026, delivering over one million square feet.
- Beedie says its Tsawwassen warehouse is fully leased, signaling strong logistics demand.
- Beedie Capital anchored Vistara's US$500 million growth fund in August 2026.
What critics are saying
- Beedie Long-Term Care Centre paused in April 2026 after Fraser Health budget review.
- Port Moody's rezoning still faces permit review; missed starts trigger a two-year lapse.
- A prolonged Vancouver pre-sale slump strands Beedie Living's 1,000-unit pipeline and revenue.
What makes Beedie unique
- Beedie spans industrial, condos, and capital, reducing dependence on one product cycle.
- South Campbell Heights leverages Surrey logistics access to Highway 99, Deltaport, and YVR.
- Beedie Living pairs density with non-market housing, jobs, and public plazas in Port Moody.
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Beedie breaks ground on 60-acre Surrey industrial park. South Campbell Heights Business Park will bring more than 1 million sq. ft of industrial space to one of Metro Vancouver's fastest-growing logistics corridors. July 13, 2026 Beedie has officially started construction on South Campbell Heights Business Park, a 60-acre industrial development at 19084 20th Avenue in Surrey, BC. And it's a significant one - once complete, the park will deliver more than 1 million sq. ft of industrial space, positioning itself as the gateway to South Campbell Heights. The groundbreaking took place in late June, with Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke joining members of Surrey City Council and city staff, Beedie's development and construction teams, representatives from Cushman & Wakefield, and the project's first tenant partner to mark the occasion. For Beedie, the milestone builds on more than two decades of history in the city. Locke pointed to that track record in her remarks on the project. "Surrey continues to attract the investment needed to support our growing economy, and last week's groundbreaking is an exciting example of that momentum," Locke said. "More than 20 years after Beedie's first development in Surrey, South Campbell Heights Business Park represents a significant investment in employment, industrial growth, and economic opportunity." The park sits in Campbell Heights, a well-established industrial node with direct highway access to Highway 15 and Highway 99, putting the Canada/US border minutes away, alongside efficient connections to Highway 91 and Highway 1. The positioning also shortens travel times to Deltaport - Canada's largest container terminal - as well as Vancouver International Airport (YVR) and the broader Lower Mainland, making the site well suited to logistics, distribution, and last-mile operations. The surrounding area isn't short on amenities, either. Restaurants, cafés, retail, banking, hotels, and essential services all sit within minutes of the park, backed by a growing residential base and established commercial nodes that continue to shape Campbell Heights into one of Surrey's more dynamic business communities. With construction officially underway, completion details will follow as the project progresses.
Port Moody approves Beedie three-tower condo project. Beedie Group has received City of Port Moody approval to develop three condominium towers as part of a mixed-use project in the Vancouver suburb, according to multiple media reports. The transit-oriented project is located in the Spring Street area and will include almost 1,000 units across the three towers. The company is developing the project through its Beedie Living affiliate. Plans call for the towers to be up to 39 storeys. The buildings are to be located at 2806 Spring Street and 3060-3092 Electric Avenue. Mixed-use components will include non-market housing and employment spaces along with enhanced public areas, said Beedie. The project supports the city's transit-oriented development vision, the company added. The towers will comprise 972 residential units atop one-storey podiums that include retail, office, work-from-home and co-working spaces that could create up to 600 jobs, the Tri-City News reported. Image: Perkins and Will/Beedie
Through the generosity of attendees and major donor Realco Properties, as well as the support of presenting sponsor Vancouver Fraser Port Authority and platinum sponsor Beedie, the event raised $145,305 to bolster the society's ability to help children with developmental challenges, autism and extra needs live their best life.
Vancouver-based developer Beedie Living is proposing to build three condo towers and a six-storey rental building in downtown Port Moody.
To benefit Mackie's Place, Beedie Cares has launched a "70/70" fundraising campaign.