Project Manager

The Project Manager is the point person of a project. The position encompasses project leadership, project results, liaison with clients and subcontractors and field delivery of their assigned project(s) and overall direction to their project staff and field personnel.

The Project Manager is responsible for the leadership, project results, and field delivery of multi-disciplinary projects and must provide direction to overall project staff and field personnel to meet and exceed targets related to safe work practices, environmental considerations, quality control measures and ensure that milestones are completed on schedule and within budget.

The Project Manager is a collaborative team player, focused on the four-pronged bottom line (HSE, Quality, Sustainability and Budget) with assertive leadership that can manage the project, team and client.

It is the Project Manager’s duty to meet and exceed company and client targets related to safe work practices, environmental considerations, quality control measures and ensure that milestones are completed on schedule and within budget. This is done by establishing the schedule, budget and HSE and Quality requirements with the client and through documentation from the field level personnel verifying that the data matches the expected / anticipated timelines and budget. The Project Manager meets daily with the Superintendent and as needed with the Construction Manager to review and discuss any site issues, labour and material needs. The Project Manager takes care of these needs by making specific project requests to the HR department or to the Purchasing Department.  HSE and Quality are monitored, documented and audited/inspected by the respective departments (HSE and Quality Control). The Project Manager reviews all of the HSE and Quality documentation and provides reporting to the client and back to their company. The Project Manager regularly engages in site visits, meets with clients and subcontractors.

•  Provides clear direction to team members and distributes workload to capitalize on individual and group strengths while ensuring balanced exposure to work experience and development opportunities
• Ensures site safety and environmental standards are met or exceeded
• Performs safety field visits and audits
• Ensures that the quality of materials and workmanship meet or exceed standards identified in approval documents
• Achieves project schedule commitments within the financial targets
• Maintains and tracks billings, reports and projections and implements construction work within financial targets and constraints
• Manages high levels of documentation, standards for accounting issues, methodology of budget control
• Oversees and manages daily activities for HSE, design, permitting, sales, materials management, quality, and construction
• Follows existing change management procedures
• Manages contract deliverables of all phases of the project life cycle
• Drives field schedule and keeps the overall project schedule on target
• Provides strong leadership to project team members, capitalizing on individual and group strengths
• Perform other related duties as required

• Understanding of construction documents and the ability to ensure that they are complete, protect the owner’s interest, clearly define expectations and provide incentive to perform
• Ability to plan and manage to a project schedule and drive results
• Knowledge of construction costs and budgets
• Understand method of purchasing, negotiating, contracting, cash flow, expediting, receiving and transporting
• Ability to co-operate and work closely internally and externally with various corporate departments
• Intermediate to Advanced User Level for MS Office Suite, SharePoint and Primavera
• Ability to understand and manage contractual obligations and negotiations
• Track record of effectively motivating people and maintaining effective relationships with clients, owners and consultants
• Focus on developing long-term partnerships
• Anticipates problems and challenges, proposes innovative solutions and ensures solutions are consistent with the company’s strategic objectives

Minimum Requirements

• Journeyman Trade Certification in a related Construction trade or relevant degree or certificate.
• Minimum 10 years’ industry experience required, 5+ of these years in a Project Management role.
• Experience with all facets of mechanical or civil oilfield construction.
• Construction Safety Training System (CSTS) Certification required.
• Standard First Aid
• H2S Alive

Preferred Qualifications

• Advanced computer skills Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Projects),STATS tracker.
• Experience within Industrial Oilfield Construction preferred.
• A good understanding of scheduling and estimating software.
• Ability to estimate and execute your own projects.
• A good understanding of all the construction trades.