Project Manager - Entry

Logistical support to ensure the smooth running of activities on site (progress of building mechanics projects, orders, planning, providing information). Responsible for the documentation required for the progress of a construction project (RFI, site directives, coordination plan). Take care of all CAD plans (modification of engineering plans for site adaptation and for sleeving) and coordination between the different mechanic trades.

Project Manager - Intermediate

The role of the project manager is to maintain a good relationship between all the stakeholders in a project. This must also ensure that the team follows the schedule and must manage the costs of the current project. She must ensure that she is the resource person to find solutions to changes that may occur during the day.

Project Manager - Intermediate

A project manager is responsible for managing the budget and change management, working on scheduling and managing sub-contractors job.

Superintendent - Intermediate

Responsible for leading all field operations to construct the project. Oversee on-site construction activities and ensure project plans and schedule are followed and that the project is executed effectively, safely and within budget.

Project Manager & Estimator - Intermediate

As a project manager and estimator for a sub-trade company (caulking), you are leading and overseeing construction projects and communicating with engineers and architects to develop a plan and create a project time frame. Other job responsibilities are to distribute resource and ensure timely completion of each project.

Health & Safety Officer - Experienced

Occupational health and safety specialists review, evaluate and monitor health and safety hazards and develop strategies to prevent, control and eliminate accidents and occupational injuries. They inspect the workplace environments, equipment and practices to ensure compliance with organization and government environment, health and safety standards and regulations. They are employed throughout the public and private sectors.

Building Systems Manager - Intermediate

District Building Systems Managers act as a subject matter expert responsible for all district projects and pursuits related to managing the building systems team and/or department for varying project types. Manages project teams for all building systems activities in dealings with owners, architects, design consultants, authorities having jurisdictions, and trade contractors. Supports on estimating, budgets, legal matters, claims, administration issues, and outstanding legacy issues.

Project Manager - Intermediate

A project manager manages day-to-day responsibilities to ensure compliance with safety, quality and ethic standards. They manage customer interactions, budgets and back-end of projects they are working on.

Assistant Project Manager - Entry

Assistant project managers plan, organize and oversee drywall subcontracting construction projects from start to finish according to project scope, schedule, specifications and budget. They also liaise, consult and communicate closely with stakeholders, general contractors, engineers, suppliers and site personnel.

Director of Operations - Intermediate

A Director of operations oversees the day-to-day activities of a company, ensuring that the business runs efficiently and effectively. They manage and streamline operational processes, develop and implement strategic plans, and oversee various departments to ensure alignment with organizational goals. Key responsibilities include monitoring performance metrics, managing budgets, ensuring regulatory compliance, and optimizing resource allocation. They also collaborate with senior executives to develop business strategies, address operational issues, and drive continuous improvement initiatives. By coordinating with department heads, the Director of Operations ensures smooth workflow, resolves operational problems, and enhances overall productivity and profitability.

Project Assistant - Entry

The project assistant ensures compliance with planning, the schedule, monitoring employee productivity, and monitoring site progress. They update the project activity planning calendar. She prepares the various orders for materials and monitors deliveries. She prepares daily, weekly and monthly drawings. She compares the construction plans. It tracks employee activities and records their hours. She assists and helps the project superintendent with his daily tasks. She ensures liaison and communication between the site and management team.

Operations Director - Experienced

The Operations Director helps develop the site plan, helps develop the schedule and discusses the sequence of work with major subcontractors. During construction, the responsibilities are: participate and ensure the game plan established during the estimation period, technical support throughout construction, ensure that we follow the planned schedule and establish the game plan in order to get there.

Director of Construction Projects - Experienced

The director of construction projects is actively involved in health, safety and environment matters according to the directive, they prepare the cost control (accounting) and the monthly report, attend and participate in meetings with clients and professionals as well as with sub-contractors, as needed.

Site Supervisor - Experienced

A construction site supervisor is responsible for supervising all labour and installations on their construction site. They are responsible for managing their team to ensure all work is complete.

Assistant Project Manager - Entry

As assistant project manager, they are responsible for managing and updating the content of the project management platform. Their role includes preparing and monitoring technical issues related to plans and quotes, as well as transmitting change requests and site directives to subcontractors.

Estimator - Entry

Estimators play a crucial role in our industry, responsible for analyzing project requirements and preparing accurate cost estimates for materials, labor, and other expenses associated with construction projects. Their primary duties include reviewing project plans, specifications, and related documents to understand project scope and requirements. Using their expertise to quantify and analyze project components, including materials, labor, equipment, and subcontractor services, to determine project costs.

Director of Projects - Experienced

The Director of Projects develops comprehensive project plans, including timelines, budgets and necessary resources. He oversees all phases of the project, from initial design to completion, ensuring compliance with local regulations and safety standards. He mentors and collaborates with a team of construction professionals, including superintendents, project teams and subcontractors.

Estimator - Experienced

Estimators play a crucial role in our industry, responsible for analyzing project requirements and preparing accurate cost estimates for materials, labor, and other expenses associated with construction projects. Their primary duties include reviewing project plans, specifications, and related documents to understand project scope and requirements. Using their expertise to quantify and analyze project components, including materials, labor, equipment, and subcontractor services, to determine project costs.

Project Manager - Intermediate

The project manager's responsibilities are to manage relationships with key stakeholders, create benchmarks for success and deliverables (including managing budgets) and plan work assignments that meet deadlines requirements while considering changes in budget or scope during the execution of the contract.

Project Manager - Intermediate

A Project Manager oversees the planning, execution and delivery of construction projects, ensuring compliance with deadlines, budget and quality standards.

Health & Safety Officer - Entry

Occupational health and safety specialists review, evaluate and monitor health and safety hazards and develop strategies to prevent, control and eliminate accidents and occupational injuries. They inspect the workplace environments, equipment and practices to ensure compliance with organization and government environment, health and safety standards and regulations. They are employed throughout the public and private sectors.