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Project Manager Jobs in British Columbia — 2026

23 project manager jobs posted in British Columbia in the last four weeks, with salary benchmarks, licensing notes and the employers hiring most.

Jobs available
23
Median salary
No benchmark yet
NOC code
Depends on industry

About project manager work in British Columbia

Salary range

No salary benchmark for this occupation in British Columbia yet. 9 of the current postings state a salary — they are marked in the list below.

NOC code

Depends on the industry: 70010 for construction, 20012 for IT, and other unit groups for engineering or consulting. Match the code to the duties in the posting before using it on an application.

Licensing and qualifications

No licence is required. The PMP designation is the most commonly requested credential.

What employers ask for: A degree in a relevant field, a PMP or equivalent, and a track record of delivering projects of the size and type the posting describes.

LMIA and immigration

None of the current project manager postings in British Columbia are flagged LMIA-eligible. Newcomers can also look at the BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) and the LMIA employer list.

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Latest project manager jobs in British Columbia

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average salary for a project manager in British Columbia?
Jobily does not have a salary benchmark for project manager in British Columbia yet. 9 of the 23 current postings state a salary — open them to compare.
Do I need a Canadian licence to work as a project manager in British Columbia?
No. No licence is required. The PMP designation is the most commonly requested credential.
What is the NOC code for project manager?
There is no single NOC 2021 code for project manager: depends on the industry: 70010 for construction, 20012 for IT, and other unit groups for engineering or consulting. Match the code to the duties in the posting before using it on an immigration application.