About the role

Project Manager overseeing capital utility and infrastructure projects in Western Canada. Leading teams to ensure successful project delivery while collaborating across various disciplines.

Responsibilities

Follow project delivery processes to ensure projects are completed in the most cost-effective manner, meeting client standards and quality requirements
Plan and manage projects through all phases: initiation and planning, design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and closeout
Develop plans and monitor project progress using charters and project management plans, risk assessments, schedules, budgets, cashflows, procurement plans, quality plans, and communication plans
Manage change through-out the project; problem solve unexpected challenges and delays
Direct the multi-disciplinary team including engineering, procurement, stakeholder engagement, environmental, safety, Indigenous Relations, properties, as well as your internal project delivery team
Manage the engineering design review; ensure the approved design meet the project, client and technical requirement, regulatory rules, and long-term operability needs
Report progress and present status updates to internal and external parties
Facilitate meetings with stakeholders, and manage priorities, risks, and mitigation
Identify and execute activities required to obtain relevant regulatory and/or external approvals/permits
Manage the competitive procurement process and once awarded, contract administration

Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline such as engineering, business, or economics
Licensed as a professional engineer in the province of British Columbia & a Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification
A minimum of 7 – 10+ years of consulting experience in project management on municipal infrastructure projects
Extensive technical expertise and experience with the delivery and management of utility and municipal infrastructure projects
Extensive technical expertise and knowledge of utility and municipal infrastructure projects
Proven ability to lead projects and make decisions independently, while collaborating with a project team
Proven ability to review and approve engineering documentation; knows how to interpret electrical, mechanical, and civil drawings and design reports
Excellent planning, organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
Excellent communication, facilitation, negotiation, and interpersonal skills in English
Good knowledge of finance and procurement, sufficient to provide technical coordination and input
Excellent use of MS Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and working knowledge of Project Management tools such as MS Project

Do meaningful work – Deliver projects that build what communities depend on, from power and water to gas and other essential infrastructure across Western Canada.
Grow professionally without big corporate overhead – Take on the complexity and professional challenges of large-scale projects while enjoying the efficiency, agility, and support of a mid-sized team.
Be part of a values-driven culture – Guided by our Maven 6 values — Safety, Sharing, Standards, Speed, Solutions, and Stretch — and strengthened by our People Cornerstones, we foster a culture of collaboration, respect, and continuous growth.
Enjoy competitive rewards – Receive fair, competitive compensation and comprehensive health benefits that reflect the value you bring.
Invest in your development – Access training, peer coaching, team meetings, and mentorship to support your career progression.
Balance work and life – Benefit from a flexible hybrid model that blends remote work with meaningful in-person collaboration at our North Vancouver office.
Give back with us – Contribute to our Share program, where we partner with local organizations and create volunteer opportunities for our team.
Join a growth story – Maven has been recognized as one of Western Canada’s fastest-growing professional services firms, with a vision to become the trusted, industry-leading partner in infrastructure delivery.