Construction Technology Platform Manager

Construction Technology Platform Manager - Quality & Safety

The Construction Technology Platform Manager - Quality & Safety is accountable for maximizing the business value, operational consistency, and long-term strategic impact of Modern Niagara's technology ecosystem supporting health and safety, quality assurance, quality control, and commissioning. This role owns the domain roadmap, governance model, prioritization framework, product backlog, and value-realization strategy, while also ensuring the day-to-day health and effective operation of the supporting platforms.

Why This Role Matters to Modern Niagara

Quality and safety technologies support critical field controls, compliance processes, risk visibility, documentation, and commissioning outcomes across Modern Niagara. This role provides clear ownership for the technology and workflows supporting these functions, aligns priorities across Safety, Quality, Commissioning, Operations, Construction Technology, IT, Analytics, Manufacturing, and project teams, and helps ensure consistent execution and reliable information.

Key Impact / Purpose

• Set and maintain the domain vision, technology roadmap, governance model, and priorities for health and safety, quality assurance, quality control, and commissioning.
• Translate functional and project needs into scalable platform capabilities, workflows, integrations, standards, and adoption priorities.
• Measure domain performance and value through adoption, process compliance, data quality, workflow efficiency, visibility, and operational outcomes.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Own and maintain the technology roadmaps for health and safety, quality assurance, quality control, and commissioning, balancing immediate operational needs with long-term domain maturity.
• Evaluate enhancements, new capabilities, releases, pilots, integrations, and process-redesign opportunities, and develop business cases for major investments.
• Establish and maintain domain governance, including decision rights, intake processes, prioritization rules, escalation paths, and approval forums.
• Own and prioritize the domain backlog across enhancements, workflow changes, reporting needs, integrations, adoption improvements, and support requirements.
• Gather requirements from Safety, Quality, Commissioning, Operations, project teams, IT, Data, Analytics, Manufacturing, and executive stakeholders, then communicate priorities, trade-offs, and sequencing decisions.
• Define outcomes and KPIs related to adoption, process compliance, data completeness, workflow cycle times, visibility, reporting, and value realization.
• Manage platform configuration, workflow standards, permissions, templates, documentation, training, onboarding, functional support, and recurring issue resolution across the domain.
• Partner with IT, Analytics, Integration Specialists, and Data Engineers to define requirements for ERP, Power BI, project platforms, fabrication, service, and other connected systems.
• Assess vendor roadmaps, releases, and technology changes for operational, technical, training, governance, integration, and data impacts, then lead testing and rollout readiness.
• Lead the domain adoption strategy, define expectations for good usage, identify barriers, and ensure adoption improves compliance, process consistency, risk visibility, and decision-making.

Must Haves

• Degree or diploma in Construction Management, Engineering, Occupational Health and Safety, Quality Management, Business, Information Systems, Technology Management, or a related discipline, or an equivalent combination of construction operations and platform experience.
• 7 to 12+ years of experience in construction operations, construction technology, health and safety, quality, commissioning, business systems, digital transformation, or platform ownership.
• Strong experience with construction management, safety, quality, commissioning, or comparable enterprise workflow platforms.
• Demonstrated experience defining roadmaps, managing backlogs, leading governance, or owning business requirements for enterprise systems.
• Strong understanding of construction safety processes, quality assurance, quality control, commissioning, field operations, project documentation, compliance controls, and project lifecycle processes.
• Strong stakeholder leadership, facilitation, decision-making, communication, and change-leadership skills, including the ability to influence without direct authority.
• Working knowledge of ERP, reporting, middleware, APIs, cloud databases, analytics environments, data flows, and integration dependencies.
• Ability to work primarily in an office environment with frequent weekly site engagement and regular movement through active construction environ