Lead and manage complex industrial projects and programs across engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, startup and closeout phases, ensuring delivery of scope, schedule, cost, quality and business outcomes.
Locations (3)
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Compensation
For applicants based in the province of British Columbia, the salary range is $141,845 to $225,774
Responsibilities
Define project objectives, execution strategies, governance requirements and success measures aligned with customer commitments and business priorities.
Provide visible leadership for health, safety, environmental performance, quality and ethical conduct across project teams.
Build, lead, mentor and develop high-performing multidisciplinary and multi-location teams.
Establish clear project accountabilities, decision-making authorities, communication protocols and reporting expectations.
Ensure project delivery methodologies, systems, tools and assurance requirements are applied throughout the project lifecycle.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Business, Project Management or a related discipline from a recognized institution, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience.
Nice to have: Project Management Professional (PMP) designation
Nice to have: Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation
Nice to have: Experience with major capital projects
Nice to have: Brownfield and greenfield developments
Lead technical coordination and project execution for multidisciplinary engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning activities in large-scale energy and resources projects.
Locations (3)
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Compensation
For applicants based in the province of British Columbia, the salary range is $120,400 to $207,990.
Responsibilities
Lead the coordination and integration of engineering activities across Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation and Process disciplines
Act as a key technical interface between Project Management, engineering teams, Procurement, Construction, customers, contractors and vendors
Ensure engineering deliverables, specifications, drawings and technical documentation comply with project requirements, applicable codes and industry standards
Support the Project Manager and Superintendent in securing materials, locates, permits and subcontractors needed to avoid project delays, while fostering a strong project safety and commercial culture.
Responsibilities
Fostering a strong project safety culture and delivering on safety performance targets
Upholding a strong project commercial culture, including billings, payment resolution, change management, forecasting and financial performance
Sustaining Project Controls and MCRS processes on the project
Project Cost and Risk Manager responsible for cost control, risk management, budgeting, forecasting, earned value management, and risk mitigation for hyperscale data center projects.
Responsibilities
Establish and maintain project cost control systems, budgets, and cost breakdown structures
Convert approved estimates into project control budgets
Monitor project commitments, expenditures, accruals, and forecasts
Prepare and maintain accurate estimates at completion (EAC), forecast at completion (FAC), and monthly financial projections
Analyze project cost performance and provide recommendations
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Engineering, Construction Management, Business, or related discipline
Lead construction and infrastructure projects from pre-construction through to completion, ensuring safe, efficient, and profitable project delivery across Canada.
Locations (2)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Compensation
The expected pay range for this role is $85,000 - $120,000 per year.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with Senior Management, Operations, and Estimating teams to prepare construction estimates, proposals, and tender submissions
Lead projects from initiation to completion, establishing schedules, critical milestones, and execution plans
Manage project budgets, forecasts, commercial performance, and overall project profitability
Resolve project-related issues and disputes, escalating matters as required
Lead contract negotiations, contract administration, and dispute resolution activities
The Senior Project Engineer is responsible for the safe and effective execution of major projects from initial scoping through detailed design, construction, commissioning, and start-up. This role leads multidisciplinary project activities to deliver high-quality outcomes safely, on schedule, and within budget, while identifying opportunities to improve cost and execution efficiency.
Responsibilities
Lead multiple major projects across various phases of execution, with accountability for scope, budget, schedule, quality, and safety performance.
Develop project scopes in collaboration with Business, Reservoir Management, Operations, Process Engineering, and other technical disciplines.
Manage engineering and procurement activities, including oversight of third-party engineering firms and external contractors.
Partner with Project Controls to develop cost estimates, forecasts, schedules, and budgets for projects ranging from $10 million to $1 billion.
Work with Supply Chain Management to develop contracting strategies and support the bid, evaluation, award, and management of engineering, fabrication, and construction contracts.
Support project managers and multidisciplinary teams in the successful delivery of complex building projects, coordinating project setup, financial and schedule monitoring, forecasting, change management, reporting, quality processes, and project documentation from initiation through closeout.
Compensation
At Stantec certain roles are bonus eligible.
Responsibilities
Maintain current and accurate understanding of project status, priorities, risks, issues, and changes
Support project setup including work breakdown structures, baseline budgets and schedules, resource plans, project folders, reporting requirements, and project governance documentation
Monitor project financial performance, commitments, costs, revenue, unbilled work, accounts payable, and forecast-to-complete information
Prepare and maintain project reports, dashboards, trackers, and forecasts
Support the project change management process by maintaining change logs, preparing supporting documentation, tracking approvals, and coordinating with project accounting and project leadership
The Project Controls Director provides senior leadership and strategic direction for the planning, execution, governance, and continuous improvement of project controls across major projects, programs, portfolios, or enterprise-level workstreams.
Responsibilities
Lead the overall strategy, execution, and continuous improvement of project controls functions across assigned projects, programs, portfolios, or business areas.
Establish, maintain, and oversee project controls processes, standards, procedures, and governance expectations.
Provide leadership and direction for cost control, planning and scheduling, earned value, forecasting, change control, reporting, and performance management activities.
Ensure project controls practices are integrated across cost, schedule, scope, risk, finance, commercial, and reporting functions.
Lead the development and delivery of reliable project performance reporting, including cost performance, schedule performance, earned value, variance analysis, forecasts, trends, and corrective action plans.
Requirements
Post-secondary education in engineering, business, commerce, finance, accounting, project management, or a related discipline
Lead direct reports across the Project Delivery team and own delivery of the assigned infrastructure project portfolio at Edmonton International Airport (YEG) and Villeneuve Airport (ZVL).
Responsibilities
Lead direct reports across the Project Delivery team, including recruitment, performance management, coaching, development, retention and workload management.
Own delivery of the assigned infrastructure project portfolio through the team: set priorities, balance capacity, review budgets and forecasts, remove barriers, and resolve or escalate issues.
Hold the team accountable for safe, on-time, on-budget and quality outcomes, with clear expectations, performance measures and regular portfolio reporting.
Represent the infrastructure owner by understanding business needs, clarifying and challenging scope, and balancing construction activity with airport operations and long-term asset performance.
Apply and improve a fit-for-purpose project delivery framework, including scoping, approvals, reporting, change control, risk management and handover to operations.
Requirements
Post-secondary degree or diploma in engineering, science or a related discipline, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant management experience
Nice to have: Aviation experience
Nice to have: Project Management Professional (PMP) designation
Skills
Lead multidisciplinary design reviews, constructability reviews, model reviews, risk reviews and technical coordination meetings
Lead technical change management activities and evaluate impacts to safety, scope, quality, cost and schedule
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering from an accredited institution
Professional Engineer designation or eligibility for registration with the applicable provincial engineering association
Nice to have: Experience in EPC or EPCM environments
Nice to have: Experience leading multidisciplinary engineering teams
Nice to have: Experience managing technical interfaces
Post-secondary education in Construction Project Management, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Technology (CET), Construction Management, or a related discipline
Nice to have: Strong understanding of project controls
Nice to have: Experience with estimating, proposals, and tender submissions
Nice to have: Utility, power, transmission, distribution, or EPC project experience