Project Manager – Building & Formwork 

Construction | Sites + remote work | Permanent – Full-time

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Key Information

• Title: Project Manager – Building & Formwork
  
• Work mode: Sites, site trailer, and remote work
  
• Job type: Permanent – Full-time
  
• Salary: Based on experience
  
• Travel: Mileage reimbursed
  

A role where you truly take charge of your projects

A well-established Quebec company in the construction sector is looking for a project manager to take charge of building and formwork projects, from preparation to monitoring their profitability. Here, you don’t just coordinate schedules behind a screen. You work directly with site teams, the superintendent, foremen, and various technical stakeholders to prepare the work, anticipate needs, resolve issues, and advance projects.

You also keep a close eye on budgets, contractual changes, and costs to know where your project really stands.

In concrete terms, your daily routine will look like this

• Take charge of the preparation, start-up, and execution of your projects.
  
• Review submissions, budgets, and schedules and ensure follow-up on necessary adjustments.
  
• Plan the work and participate in start-up meetings with internal teams and clients.
  
• Work closely with the superintendent and foremen to determine work methods and needs for labor, equipment, and documentation.
  
• Prepare the necessary elements for site mobilization and start-up.
  
• Conduct site visits to monitor progress and compliance of the work.
  
• Support field teams when issues arise.
  
• Evaluate and negotiate modifications, additions, and extra work.
  
• Ensure administrative and financial follow-up of projects.
  
• Analyze costs and monitor the profitability of your projects. 
  

The profile we would like to meet

You could fit well if you have:

• A DEC in building techniques, a degree in civil engineering or construction management, or a relevant combination of training and experience.
  
• Experience in construction project management or in a similar role.
  
• A good understanding of planning, costs, contracts, and execution on site.
  
• A good command of the Office suite and MS Project.
  
• Leadership and an excellent ability to manage your priorities.
  
• Autonomy, rigor, and technical curiosity.
  
• An ability to adapt when site reality changes.
  
• Clear communication and a very collaborative approach.
  

The company is specifically looking for someone who combines leadership, autonomy, adaptability, communication, and teamwork.

Why the role is interesting

It’s a great mandate for someone who wants more control over their projects without losing touch with the field.

You will find, in particular:

• Taking charge of projects from start to financial follow-up.
  
• A role that combines management, coordination, and site presence.
  
• Autonomy in your daily routine.
  
• A dynamic and collaborative team.
  
• Continuous training and development opportunities.
  
• Mileage reimbursed.
  
• Group insurance.
  
• RRSP and DPSP.
  
• Employee assistance program.
  
• Corporate discounts.
  
• Referral program.
  
• Company activities.
  

Do you like to see your projects take shape, be close to the site, and have enough autonomy to really move things forward? I would like to talk to you.

You can submit your application directly via this offer or write to me at .

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