Civil project manager

Does Civil Engineering fascinate you, and do you aspire to lead projects that have a real and lasting impact on communities? Are you ready to reconcile structured project management in the city with the adrenaline of remote construction sites? Do you want your expertise to contribute to the growth of essential infrastructure in often isolated regions?Our organization is dedicated to executing major civil engineering projects, primarily focused on energy, infrastructure, and community development. We are recognized for our commitment to integrity, safety, and environmental respect, working closely with communities to build the future.We are looking for a dynamic and committed civil project manager for a daytime role primarily based in Laval, with rotations to sites in Northern Quebec and Ontario. This civil project manager will be responsible for the complete planning, coordination, and supervision of civil engineering projects, ensuring their success from conception to closeout.AdvantagesBenefits of being a civil project managerTop-Tier Compensation: A highly competitive salary ranging between $100,000 and $130,000, reflecting the importance and expertise required for this civil project manager position.Stimulating Annual Bonus: Opportunity to receive a bonus of up to 10% of your base salary, linked to individual and organizational performance.Exceptional Retirement Security: Defined benefit pension plan, offering financial security for your future.Balanced and Structured Schedule: Three weeks per month of daytime work in Laval, allowing you to maintain a stable personal and family life.Advantageous Site Rotation: One week per month of site rotation to remote locations (Northern Quebec and Ontario) – all travel, accommodation, and meal expenses are fully covered.Comprehensive Group Insurance: Health and dental coverage for you and your family.Vacation and Holidays: A generous number of weeks of vacation and statutory holidays.Social Impact Projects: The opportunity to participate in projects that make a positive difference in the lives of communities.Professional Development: A multidisciplinary and structured environment that fosters leadership and career advancement.ResponsibilitiesResponsibilities of the civil project managerThe daily tasks of this civil project manager include:Planning, organizing, and supervising the execution of work on construction sites.Monitoring budgets, timelines, and approvals.Managing non-conformities and deficiency lists.Supervising the project team, subcontractors, and suppliers.Strictly ensuring compliance with occupational health and safety standards.Managing administrative documentation (time sheets, progress reports, etc.).Communicating effectively with management and stakeholders.Being available to travel and temporarily reside at remote sites in Northern Quebec and Ontario during the scheduled rotation.QualificationsQualifications for the civil project managerWe are looking for a future civil project manager who possesses:A university degree (in engineering or a relevant field).A minimum of 5 years of experience in construction or civil engineering project management.Solid field experience and in-depth knowledge of construction methods.The ability to interpret technical plans and specifications with great accuracy.Natural leadership and excellent teamwork skills.Availability for regular travel outside of Laval (one week per month).A strong commitment to quality and safety.SummaryAre you interested in this career opportunity in a stimulating and structured environment as a civil project manager?Contact me by email at tristan.henley@randstad.ca to discuss this opportunity or other available roles.We currently have several open positions across Quebec. 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