Construction Project Manager

Role overview

Responsibilities

• Manage tender review, contract administration, planning, procurement, installation coordination, execution, and closeout.
• Review drawings, specifications, contracts, and requirements; identify discrepancies, risks, omissions, and required submissions.
• Lead and coach Civil Technologists; coordinate schedules, staffing, subcontractors, materials, and installation.
• Act as primary contact for clients, contractors, consultants, and stakeholders; resolve technical, operational, and contractual issues.
• Review designs and technical documents; ensure as-built drawings, manuals, and quality records are complete for turnover.
• Monitor safety, quality, company procedures, and regulatory compliance; collaborate with internal departments.
• Review estimates and calculations before tenders and quotations; improve project processes and technical standards.
• Contribute to new product development, product testing, and implementation of solutions.

Qualifications

• College diploma in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Engineering Technology, or a related discipline; a university degree is an asset.
• At least five years in construction project coordination or management, including at least four years in ICI construction management or supervision.
• Strong knowledge of construction methods, project management, construction materials, the Construction Act, CCDC contracts, and CCA documentation.
• Experience reviewing technical drawings, specifications, contracts, and project documents; proficiency with Microsoft Office and project management software.
• Construction-site experience and commitment to workplace safety; able to manage multiple projects and competing priorities.
• Valid Ontario driver’s licence with satisfactory driving record; able to travel in Canada and the United States up to 25%.

Preferred qualifications and skills

• PMP certification and experience in ISO 9001 environments are assets.
• Experience with AutoCAD, MicroStation, Civil 3D, or similar design software is an asset.
• Strong leadership, communication, problem-solving, organizational, and conflict-resolution skills.

Location and travel

• The role is based at 85 Morrow Road, Barrie, Ontario.
• Regular visits to project sites across North America are part of the office-based role; travel is up to 25%.

Benefits

• Professional development includes continuing education reimbursement and cross-training.
• Benefits include family health coverage, wellness reimbursement, retirement savings with employer matching, paid time off, and overtime compensation beyond 40 hours per week.
• Additional offerings include uniforms, referral and recognition programs, and social and community events.