Project Manager - Deconstruction and Decontamination

Reporting to the Project Director, the Project Manager is responsible for the complete management of deconstruction and decontamination projects. He/she oversees all stages, from planning to delivery, while respecting costs, deadlines and quality. He/she represents the company to clients and coordinates the resources required at each stage.

Main Responsibilities

• Project management: Coordinate and supervise the stages of the project, from design to completion, in collaboration with internal teams and subcontractors.
• Planning and coordination: Organize kick-off and follow-up meetings. Ensure compliance with technical, time and financial constraints.
• Cost and deadline monitoring: Manage costs, review budgets and negotiate with subcontractors. Ensure compliance with the schedule.
• Analysis of technical documents: Review specifications, plans and geotechnical studies to fully understand the work and its issues.
• Work procedures: Write and supervise the work methods applied on the site.
• Logistics and Purchasing: Identify material needs, obtain quotes, order and track deliveries.
• Permits: Obtain all required authorizations from local authorities (temporary occupancy, fire safety, etc.).
• Daily Monitoring: Collaborate with superintendents to monitor progress of work and ensure smooth communication with the client.
• Changes and Claims: Manage modifications, process amendments and resolve disputes.
• Reporting and Billing: Prepare monthly statements, approve invoices and monitor project finances.
• Post-mortem and Profitability: Analyze projects after completion to learn useful lessons.

Qualifications and Skills

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering or equivalent experience.
• Experience: 5+ years in project management, ideally in deconstruction, decontamination or civil engineering.
• Technical Skills: Knowledge of deconstruction/decontamination processes and large-scale projects.
• Tools: Proficiency in Office suite and management software (e.g.: Planswift, Adobe).
• Certifications: ASP Construction card and other safety certifications.
• Interpersonal skills: Leadership, organization, priority management and communication.
• Languages: French required, English an asset.

Advantages

• Competitive salary with possibility of annual bonus
• Benefits
• 4 weeks of vacation
• Flexible schedule
• Continuing professional development (training, certifications)
• Modern and dynamic environment

Location

Montreal

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