04/16/2026
🔹 Meet Stephen Green – Chief Construction Superintendent at BCP 🔹
With over four decades of construction experience—most of it deep underground—Stephen Green brings a lifetime of tunnelling expertise to the Burrard-Chilco Partnership (BCP), proudly representing EBC inc.
Stephen got his start in construction back in 1984 as a labourer, moving into tunnel work in 1989. Since then, his career has taken him across the globe, including major projects in New Zealand, Australia, Hong Kong, and India. Today, he’s applying that wealth of knowledge to one of Metro Vancouver’s most significant infrastructure upgrades: the Stanley Park Water Supply Tunnel Project.
💬 “I’ve followed this project since it was first envisioned in 2018. When a colleague asked if I’d be interested if a position opened up, the answer was yes.”
As Chief Construction Superintendent, Stephen is known for his tunnel expertise and steady leadership: guiding teams, supporting safe operations, and keeping the work moving with precision and purpose.
Stephen grew up in Cromwell, Central Otago, a small town in New Zealand’s South Island known for its cherries, stone fruits, and now its world renowned w**e scene with more than 120 w**eries in the region.
When it comes to downtime, Stephen keeps things simple: sandwiches or a good steak & pepper pie are his comfort foods of choice. And his favourite travel memory? Japan—“where ancient culture meets the future.”
A fun fact most people don’t know: Stephen is a chef, and he loves blending traditional cooking with Asian flavours and techniques. If he could instantly master a skill, it would be golf—“it takes a lot of skill to hit that small white ball, aye!”
He’s also curious to try pickleball, prefers winter thanks to his rugby roots, starts his day with coffee, and winds down with what he affectionately calls “brown bubbly water.” His go to rewatchables? The Shawshank Redemption and The Blues Brothers—timeless classics he never tires of.
Stephen’s career spans continents, cultures, and countless kilometres of tunnel—but at the heart of it all is the same steady passion: building meaningful infrastructure that lasts.