Job Description

- Construction Manager

Organization: Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver

Location: Hybrid with travel across Greater Vancouver

Employment Type: Contract

Reports To: CEO

About Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver

Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver (HFHGV) is part of Habitat for Humanity

Canada's national network, committed to bringing individuals, corporations,

governments, and volunteers together to build homes, communities, and hope.

Position Summary

The Construction Manager leads the planning, coordination, and execution of Habitat

for Humanity Greater Vancouver's construction and home repair initiatives, including

new builds, renovations, Critical Home Repairs, Youth Skills training projects, and the

Deconstruction Program. The Construction Manager ensures projects meet BC Building

Code requirements, WorkSafeBC standards, and Habitat's quality and sustainability

goals, while engaging volunteers, partner families, and community partners in safe,

inclusive, and meaningful build experiences.

Key Responsibilities

Project Management & Planning

- Oversee all construction activities including new builds, renovations, Critical Repairs,

and Deconstruction projects.

- Develop and manage construction schedules, budgets, procurement, and

subcontracted trades.

- Conduct site assessments for Critical Repairs and Deconstruction projects, defining

scope, budgets, and safety requirements.

- Coordinate with architects, engineers, consultants, contractors, inspectors, and

suppliers.

- Incorporate sustainability practices such as energy efficiency, low-carbon building

systems, and waste diversion.

Corporate Engagement Days & Volunteer Engagement

- Plan and deliver safe, organized, and meaningful Engagement Days for individuals,

corporate groups, and community sponsors.

- Provide training and supervision to volunteers of all skill levels on site.

- Collaborate with Resource Development staff to ensure Engagement Days provide

strong sponsor engagement and recognition opportunities.

-Support partner families in fulfilling sweat equity requirements through active

involvement on build sites.

Critical Repairs Program

- Lead planning and delivery of Critical Home Repairs addressing urgent safety,

accessibility, and livability needs.

- Work with Family Services staff to identify repair priorities in alignment with Habitat's

homeowner support program.

- Ensure all repairs meet safety, accessibility, and durability standards while maximizing

cost efficiency.

Youth Skills Program

- Partner with workforce development and youth training organizations to provide

hands-on learning opportunities.

- Train and mentor youth participants in basic carpentry, construction safety, and

employability skills.

- Provide meaningful supervision and feedback to ensure youth participants gain

confidence and experience.

Deconstruction Program

- Oversee and manage Habitat's Deconstruction Program, coordinating the careful

dismantling of kitchens, cabinetry, and other building materials for resale in Habitat

ReStores.

- Ensure Deconstruction projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and in partnership with

homeowners, contractors, and donors.

- Support waste diversion by maximizing salvageable materials and minimizing landfill

contributions.

Team Leadership & Supervision

- Supervise construction staff, subcontracted trades, and volunteers.

- Train, coach, and evaluate staff and program participants.

- Collaborate across departments to integrate construction activities with fundraising,

family services, and volunteer engagement.

Safety & Compliance

- Enforce strict adherence to WorkSafeBC safety standards and Habitat's construction

safety policies.

- Conduct orientations, toolbox talks, and regular site inspections.

- Ensure quality control and compliance with BC Building Code and municipal permitting

requirements.

- Maintain accurate project documentation, permits, and safety records.

Qualifications

- 5-7 years of experience in residential construction management, project supervision,

or equivalent.

- Knowledge of BC Building Code, WorkSafeBC regulations, and municipal permitting

processes.

- Experience with new builds, renovations, repairs, and/or deconstruction projects.

- Demonstrated ability to lead and inspire volunteers, youth trainees, and staff.

- Excellent organizational and communication skills with the ability to manage multiple

concurrent projects.

- Experience with sustainable building practices and waste diversion strategies

- Valid BC driver's license and ability to travel to multiple sites in Metro Vancouver.

Working Conditions

- Combination of office-based planning and on-site project supervision.

- Frequent physical activity including lifting, bending, and outdoor work in variable

weather.

- Flexible schedule including evenings and weekends for corporate engagement days,

volunteer events, and community partnerships.

Job Type: Fixed term contract
Contract length: 12 months

Pay: $75,000.00-$95,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Casual dress Flexible schedule On-site parking Store discount
Work Location: In person