About the role

Project Manager overseeing end-to-end planning and execution of industrial facility construction in Canada. Requires strong project management skills and experience in large-scale construction projects.

Responsibilities

Lead the project from early planning and design phases through construction, commissioning, and handover
Define and manage the overall project execution plan, including scope, schedule, budget, risks, and milestones
Ensure project delivery on time, within budget, and according to quality, safety, and regulatory requirements
Lead the selection, contracting, and management of EPCs, general contractors, engineering firms, and key suppliers
Coordinate subcontractors and third parties, ensuring clear scope definition, performance tracking, and issue resolution
Manage contractual obligations, change orders, claims, and negotiations throughout the project lifecycle
Own full CAPEX budget management, including forecasting, cost control, approvals, and variance analysis
Identify project risks and implement mitigation plans related to cost, schedule, safety, and compliance
Provide regular progress reports and executive-level updates to senior management and steering committees
Act as the main interface between corporate functions (Engineering, Operations, Finance, Legal, Procurement, EHS) and external partners
Coordinate with local authorities, permitting agencies, and regulatory bodies in Canada
Ensure alignment between global standards and local execution realities
Ensure strict adherence to EHS standards, local construction regulations, and company policies

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, or related field
PMP or equivalent project management certification is a strong plus
Minimum 8–10 years of experience in project management, with strong focus on construction projects
Proven track record delivering greenfield or large-scale facility construction projects, preferably industrial, manufacturing, or infrastructure-related
Solid experience managing EPCs, general contractors, and complex supplier ecosystems
Experience working in North America; Canada experience is a strong advantage
Strong leadership and stakeholder management skills
Excellent knowledge of project controls (schedule, cost, risk, change management)
Ability to operate independently with high accountability
Strong negotiation and contract management capabilities
Fluent English required; French is a plus.

An excellent comprehensive compensation package including a pension plan with matching
Competitive health, dental, life and disability benefits
A company vehicle provided
A mobile phone provided
Ongoing development and training