Incorporated in 1978 and headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta - Valard is Canada’s premier utility contractor, with full-service capabilities for transmission, distribution, substations, foundations, telecommunications and renewable energy.
Serving clients across the country, Valard has distinguished itself in safety, environmental responsibility and community stewardship.
We provide comprehensive EPC (engineering, procurement, construction) and maintenance services to utilities, independent power producers, mining, oil and gas industries and rural electric associations throughout all Canadian provinces and territories.

Valard Construction LP

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Incorporated in 1978 and headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta - Valard is Canada’s premier utility contractor, with full-service capabilities for transmission, distribution, substations, foundations, telecommunications and renewable energy. 

Serving clients across the country, Valard has distinguished itself in safety, environmental responsibility and community stewardship. 

We provide comprehensive EPC (engineering, procurement, construction) and maintenance services to utilities, independent power producers, mining, oil and gas industries and rural electric associations throughout all Canadian provinces and territories.

• Develop and maintain construction execution plans, organizing and controlling all aspects of on-site work including civil, electrical, mechanical, structural, and technology infrastructure scopes
• Monitor construction progress and implement corrective actions; ensure all internal and external project processes are followed and projects are delivered on time, on budget, and safely
• Coordinate manpower and subcontractor allocations across multiple projects; work with Fleet and Equipment teams to ensure appropriate resources are deployed effectively
• Work with QA/QC Management teams to ensure adequate quality oversight including compliance with data center commissioning requirements
• Lead daily planning sessions with on-site personnel and prepare progress reports for the Director outlining project performance against schedule, budget, safety, and quality metrics
• Support Human Resources in managing labour relations across both union and non-union workforces as applicable to project requirements
• Lead training and development of field crews, supervisors, and foremen; support recruitment of field supervisory staff
• Support the estimating and proposal process including reviewing estimate requirements, submittal packages, pricing, scheduling, and preparation of written deliverables
• Manage existing client relationships and support the development of new customer relationships

Data Center Construction Manager

Construction Manager overseeing various data center construction projects in Canada. Responsible for execution plans, monitoring progress, and managing labor relations.

• Ensure all construction activities are executed in compliance with project drawings, specifications, schedules, budget, safety, and quality requirements
• Work closely with the Project Manager to develop and maintain project construction timelines through efficient use of on-site resources including manpower, materials, tools, and equipment
• Manage subcontractors on site in collaboration with the Project Manager, including tracking production, and maintaining project schedule and contract budget
• Work with the Project Manager to develop project execution plans, kick-off meetings, contract and scope reviews, ensuring data center-specific commissioning and handover milestones are incorporated
• Maintain the company's quality management program in collaboration with the on-site Quality Representative, ensuring delivery of a quality product per design and contract requirements
• Utilize the Change Management System in collaboration with the Project Manager; work with the client to review and close all RFIs and change orders in a timely manner
• Mentor, train, and motivate job-site crews in adopting a culture of safety, quality, and production; empower crews to remain knowledgeable of company policies and procedures
• Ensure all daily reporting, daily work plans, and crew timesheets are completed and submitted daily
• Support internal and external audit and inspection activities; conduct equipment reviews and scheduling as required

Data Center Construction Supervisor – Lead

Construction Supervisor leading data center site activities ensuring safety and quality in projects all over Canada. Collaborating with Project Manager and crews for successful execution.

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• Be a visible presence and safety resource in the field to ensure a safe work environment for all Valard employees, contractors, and visitors as per the Site Safety Management Plan (SMP)
• Communicate, coach and assist field staff to ensure that all safety expectations are met
• Participate in, and assist the supervisors and foreman with, investigation of incidents to determine root cause, and corrective actions
• Participate in regular meetings with project safety teams to review issues, trends and upcoming conditions or events to ensure safety obligations are carried out as per client agreement and communicated to the Project Manager and Supervisors
• Review tailboards daily to ensure that hazards are addressed, and a mitigation process is in place; provide feedback to workers to assist them in being compliant
• Perform observations, inspections, emergency preparedness drills, and review / communicate the findings via safety meetings and postings
• Facilitate weekly safety meetings, capture minutes and prepare weekly / monthly safety reports
• Provide support to the supervisors and foreman to ensure that JSAs are developed and reviewed with the crews and available at the work site
• Apply and reinforce the requirements of Valard's Health, Safety and Environmental Manual across all field activities
• Regularly review and be familiar with all applicable legislation, and applicable standards and inform Project Manager(s) of any relevant changes

Field Safety Advisor

Field Safety Advisor supporting safety on Valard’s Transmission Line project. Responsible for day-to-day safety requirements and compliance in the field.

• Install, splice, terminate, and maintain overhead and underground power cables, vaults, conduits, and related equipment
• Perform troubleshooting, fault locating, and repairs on distribution systems
• Operate and maintain specialized tools and equipment such as cable pulling rigs, fault locators, splicing kits, and test instruments
• Conduct switching and grounding of high-voltage equipment in accordance with utility safety standards and work procedures
• Read and interpret construction drawings, single-line diagrams, and underground cable maps
• Ensure compliance with safety regulations, utility codes, and company standards
• Collaborate with engineers, supervisors, and other crew members to complete projects efficiently
• Respond to emergency outages and perform restoration work in a timely manner
• Maintain accurate records of work performed, materials used, and test results

Powerline Technician – Foreman, Distribution

Powerline Technician / Foreman leading construction and maintenance of electrical distribution systems. Collaborating with teams and ensuring safety compliance in Saskatchewan.

• Lead and conduct morning tailboard with entire crew present
• Enforce safety compliance, including but not limited to safety glasses, steel toe boots, high visibility clothing, face guards, etc.
• Communicate with construction manager safety concerns, potential hazards and other issues
• Adhere to and enforce all company specific and industry specific safety regulations
• Lead the Erection of steel / wood poles, towers, and guy wires
• Install overhead and underground power lines, insulators, conductors, transformers, switches, and associated equipment
• Perform conductor stringing, sagging, clipping, and dead-ending (energized and de-energized)
• Execute advanced system switching tasks, including reclosers and loop feeds
• Perform UG (underground) cable testing, terminations, and equipment installation
• Splice, solder, and insulate conductors for connections
• Model safe work practices and ensure crew adherence to Valard’s HSE policies
• Mentor apprentices and junior personnel in tasks, safety protocols, and equipment use
• Conduct and review tailboards, FLHA, and daily safety checklists
• Proficiently carry out advanced live line work procedures and teach basic live line procedures to apprentices
• Lead or assist with job hazard assessments, fall protection plans, and critical lift plans
• Ensure proper documentation of safety forms, inspections, and procedural compliance
• Submit daily documentation and reports

Senior Distribution Powerline Technician, Foreman

Senior Distribution Powerline Technician leading teams in construction of electrical power distribution systems. Hands-on leadership role requiring travel to various sites across Ontario.

• Install, splice, terminate, and maintain overhead and underground power cables, vaults, conduits, and related equipment
• Perform troubleshooting, fault locating, and repairs on distribution systems
• Operate and maintain specialized tools and equipment such as cable pulling rigs, fault locators, splicing kits, and test instruments
• Conduct switching and grounding of high-voltage equipment in accordance with utility safety standards and work procedures
• Read and interpret construction drawings, single-line diagrams, and underground cable maps
• Ensure compliance with safety regulations, utility codes, and company standards
• Collaborate with engineers, supervisors, and other crew members to complete projects efficiently
• Respond to emergency outages and perform restoration work in a timely manner
• Maintain accurate records of work performed, materials used, and test results


Powerline Technician – Journeyperson or 4th Year Apprentice

Powerline Technician constructing and maintaining overhead and underground electrical distribution systems in Saskatchewan, Canada. Collaborating with teams and ensuring safety standards.

Incorporated in 1978 and headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta - Valard is Canada’s premier utility contractor, with full-service capabilities for transmission, distribution, substations, foundations, telecommunications and renewable energy. Serving clients across the country, Valard has distinguished itself in safety, environmental responsibility and community stewardship. We provide comprehensive EPC (engineering, procurement, construction) and maintenance services to utilities, independent power producers, mining, oil and gas industries and rural electric associations throughout all Canadian provinces and territories.

Valard Construction LP

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