Ensure compliance with environmental regulations, permits, and best practices for site protection and sustainability.
Stakeholder & Relationship Management
Serve as the primary on-site point of contact for internal teams, contractors, consultants, and external stakeholders.
Facilitate clear communication and alignment between field operations, engineering, procurement, and project management groups.
Build positive working relationships with local authorities, regulatory agencies, landowners, community members, and project partners.
Represent the project at meetings, inspections, and site reviews.
Quality Assurance & Technical Oversight
Oversee quality control processes and ensure all construction activities meet required standards.
Review drawings, specifications, inspection reports, and documentation to verify accuracy and compliance.
Coordinate testing, inspections, commissioning, and verification activities with contractors and technical specialists.
Ensure deficiencies are addressed and documented through established quality procedures.
Documentation, Reporting & Communication
Prepare regular progress reports, site updates, safety records, and documentation for leadership and project teams.
Maintain accurate records of daily site activities, decisions, inspections, testing results, and project changes.
Support preparation of close-out documentation, turnover packages, and final inspections.
Ensure effective communication flow between site activities and broader project management objectives.
Project Close-Out & Final Delivery
Coordinate final inspections, punch-list activities, and resolution of outstanding deficiencies.
Support commissioning, handover, and acceptance activities with clients and operations teams.
Ensure site restoration, demobilization, and documentation are completed in alignment with project requirements
Qualifications Education
Post-secondary education in Engineering, Construction Management, Project Management, Environmental Science, or a related technical field.
Equivalent combination of education and extensive industry experience may be considered.
Additional training or certifications in project management or construction management are considered an asset.
Professional Certifications & Licenses
Project Management-related certification (e.g., PMP, CAPM, or equivalent) is an asset.
Health & Safety certifications such as Working at Heights, Confined Space, WHMIS, or similar are preferred.
Valid safety, site-access, or industry-specific training (e.g., lockout/tagout, equipment operation, environmental compliance) is an advantage.
Eligibility for professional designation (engineering, project management, construction supervision) is considered beneficial.
Experience
Progressive experience in construction, site management, project execution, or field operations in large-scale infrastructure or industrial projects.
Experience overseeing multidisciplinary scopes (civil, mechanical, electrical, environmental) on active construction sites.
Proven ability to manage contractors, subcontractors, and field teams to achieve safety, quality, and schedule targets.
Demonstrated track record managing project planning, scheduling, budgeting, reporting, and risk management.
Experience coordinating with engineering, procurement, project management, and regulatory stakeholders.
Strong understanding of construction methodologies, permitting, testing, inspections, and commissioning processes.
Proficiency with construction management and project tracking tools (e.g., MS Office, project scheduling software, digital documentation systems).
Ability to interpret engineering drawings, specifications, technical documents, field reports, and safety requirements.
Knowledge of QA/QC procedures, environmental compliance, and industry standards.
Strong understanding of workplace safety practices and hazard identification.
Strong leadership capabilities with the ability to guide, supervise, and motivate diverse site teams.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate effectively with contractors, clients, engineers, and regulatory bodies.
Ability to handle conflict, negotiate solutions, and make confident, timely decisions.
High level of organization with strong attention to detail and problem-solving abilities.
Ability to manage high-pressure situations and adapt to dynamic project conditions.
Valid driver's license and ability to travel or work on active job sites as needed.
Commitment to a strong safety culture and adherence to workplace policies and standards.
Ability to work extended hours or shifts based on project needs.
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