Dillon Consulting hires the best. We look for people who are not only technically proficient but also strive to remain at the forefront of the latest technologies and processes. We employ people who are passionate about socially important projects, who are motivated to deliver superior, tangible results and are empowered to grow and develop their skills.
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At Dillon, we’re not just consultants. We are owners who are passionate about building a better, smarter and more purposeful community, one that works better, functions better, and is efficient, safe and sustainable for future generations.
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Dillon is at the intersection of planning, management, engineering, and environmental science and have never stopped innovating, continually growing and building and always leading towards a better tomorrow. We deliver the best total solutions to our clients, as well as the communities where we work and live.
Dillon is a proudly Canadian, employee-owned professional consulting firm specializing in planning, engineering, environmental science and management. We partner with clients to provide committed, collaborative and inventive solutions to complex, multi-faceted projects.
Vibrant regions, cities, towns and neighbourhoods result from the combined effort and commitment of many people, brought together by the professionals who plan, develop and manage urban surroundings and infrastructure. In times of aging infrastructure and stronger emphasis on doing more with less, it has become essential to make more informed and cost-effective decisions regarding the maintenance and renewal of assets.
Dillon is a key player in providing expert advice and proven services. We understand what it takes to develop and nurture healthy, liveable communities with social diversity, economic vitality and environmental sustainability.
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We do not want to be seen as speaking on behalf of Indigenous Peoples, but want to share our thoughts and experiences with the goal of encouraging planners to have more conversations ...