Fir Construction and Facilities Infrastructure

Job Posting Title FIR Construction and Facilities Infrastructure Manager - Edmonton Job Category Construction Services Language Requirements English / Anglais Flexible Work Agreement Type On site / Sur place - Posting End Date 2024-10-11 Job Grade L2 Zone B Pay Range Commensurate with Experience / Selon l’expérience Job Summary The FIR Construction Manager will be responsible for managing all aspects of the infrastructure program at the Area Control Centre (ACC) and all NAV CANADA owned or operated space with the FIR. This will include working closely with the General Manager at the ACC to develop and implement, including determining budgetary requirements for all infrastructure activities at the ACC and within the FIR. Position provides for construction project implementation of allocated construction projects for the FIR and oversees the Facilities maintenance programs to ensure corporate/departmental compliance for all Facilities related requirements. Job Description What NAV CANADA offers you: - Challenging, team-oriented work environment - Competitive compensation and flexible benefits - Defined benefit pension plan - Opportunities for growth and development - Flexible work arrangements - Diverse and inclusive workforce In this role you will: - Manage the project management functions for the FIR including initiate, plan, schedule, execute, monitor, control and close out for a portfolio of projects that support the implementation of the FIR’s Capital Plan. - Deliver safe and efficient Facilities Maintenance services to ensure Quality, Safety and Environmental compliance requirements are met in accordance with all codes and regulations applicable to Construction and Facilities management. - Develop and coordinate Construction and Facility plans for the FIR with stakeholders, consultants, and contractors to ensure building occupants, critical Operations and Electronic Systems are not adversely effected (including, but not limited to, CNS/ATM/EPD, Operations, Quality and Safety, Security, RES, Technical Operations, Site Managers, Airport Authorities, Municipal/Territorial/Provincial/Federal Authorities); - Accountable to maintain financial performance (CAPEX and OPEX) by determining financial requirements for the FIR’s Infrastructure and administering their portion of the budget. - Ensure that projects are delivered within the scope of the approved budget, schedule, and deliverables and by completing all financial system reporting requirements (Plan updates, PO receipts, forecasts, variances, open purchase orders and hold back reviews, etc.). - Commits corporate funds through the authority to negotiate, conclude and manage professional resources contracts. - Manages direct reports by providing leadership and direction to ensure the work unit’s business goals and objectives, priorities, financial and resource plans are delivered in alignment with corporate priorities. Scope & Impact: - This position contributes to NAV CANADA’s mission to provide cost-effective air traffic services. By properly implementing planned infrastructure maintenance and improvements, this position ensures that the services provided to NAV CANADA customers are maintained and improved in a cost-efficient manner. - Position is focal point to implement the FIR’s capital construction projects which are very complex and of significant dollar value and can range from simple improvements ($100K) to major projects (>$15M), as well as the development and implementation of the company’s Facilities program with a typical financial portfolio of $3-7M annually. - Responsible for maintaining often tight, interdependent design, construction, and maintenance schedules. Slippage can adversely affect ongoing ANS Operations, Engineering electronics installations, resource scheduling commitments, contractor and consultant costs, and commissioning of critical Air Navigation Systems. - Continual cost control pressure to contain the risks of ‘over-spending’ from loosely defined deliverables, poorly prepared budget estimates, inflated primary stakeholder demands, consultant over-design, inadequate specifications, schedule slippage, unforeseen conditions, construction contractor claims for extras, unbudgeted project ‘add-ons,’ etc. Failure can result in significant budget over-runs, exceeding spending authorities, reflecting poorly on the department, Finance and/or Senior Corporate management. - This position has a significant impact on the Company as errors can result in an unsafe work environment or code compliance violations thus exposing the Company and its Board of Directors to potential liability. What you bring: - Strong knowledge of architectural and engineering (civil, structural, electrical, mechanical) technologies for building design, construction, and maintenance. - A good knowledge of company programming, budgeting, and organizational relationships. - A thorough understanding of building code requi