Field Inspector

We’ve opened a role in our London and Kingston offices for talented, entrepreneurial Junior and Intermediate/ Senior Field Inspectors to work alongside exceptional people in JLR’s Environmental group.Pop Quiz: Are you a Junior and/or Intermediate Field Inspector with 2–5 years of experience, or a Senior Field Inspector with 5–10 years of on-site experience, seeking an exciting new opportunity? Are you looking for a great contract this upcoming construction season? Do you have experience working in water treatment plants, wastewater plants, sewage pumping stations, and linear infrastructure with multi-disciplinary teams? If you scored three for three, JLR has a home for you You’ll be supported by a Platinum Club member of Canada’s Best Managed Companies program, firm that has a long-established reputation for quality services in multiple sectors, while you take on existing clients, develop new relationships, and deliver world-class, innovative solutions that support community building and growth in our cities. JLR is a creative, tight-knit, and mentorship-focused community with unique opportunities for driven people with tenacity and spirit. Our organization is made up of diverse employee owners with specialized expertise in a wide range of disciplines. Joining the JLR team means joining a dynamic group of innovative architecture, engineering, and planning professionals and support staff. You’ll have the opportunity to help establish new clients and partner with existing ones to develop insightful solutions and see projects through from inception to completion. If you’re innovative and collaborative, thrive when presented with new challenges, and are eager to take your career in new directions, then JLR is the right environment for you. Your Role as a Field Inspector: Choose your own adventure Let’s talk about how your skills, experience, goals, and passions can find a home at JLR. As a Field Inspector, your role will include: Providing full-time or regular site observations during construction of water and wastewater treatment plants and pumping stations. Interpreting requirements and details of contract drawings and specifications. Preparing daily progress reports, maintaining written and photographic documentation and records. Participating in construction process meetings. Acting as a liaison with contractors, field staff, and other stakeholders. Why Join Us? We live, work, breathe, sleep, and thrive in the communities we build. We love northern Ontario and the glorious bounty of the natural world and we’re proud of our reputation and longevity in the National Capital and Kingston regions. Furthermore, we’re growing our presence in southwestern Ontario and all along the Great Lakes of Ontario. We foster a friendly, welcoming, and team-oriented atmosphere that encourages innovation and collaboration. We have an established depth of technical and support resources that can efficiently and effectively deliver small and large multidisciplinary projects. We provide flexible career direction with opportunities to choose your own path and interesting and exciting assignments ranging in size and type. Employee Ownership and Career Growth Share ownership opportunities at all levels Merit and profit bonus program Competitive salaries reviewed annually Career Mentorship Program Work-life Balance and Employee Wellness Immediate health and dental benefits RRSP/DPSP matching program Flexible working hours Hybrid working Parental leave top-up program Fun Funds to plan extracurricular social events Community Engagement and Social Responsibility