Associate Project Manager

POSITION SUMMARY

Reporting to a Project Manager, the Associate Project Manager will be responsible for planning and overseeing the end-to-end delivery of assigned projects, typically of low complexity, risk and exposure, within the defined scope, schedule and budget, as well as BGIS and client procedural boundaries. In this role, you will team with and/or direct technical and professional staff, consultants and contractors, and draw on your strengths in communication, reporting, stakeholder coordination and fiscal control to ensure client-satisfaction, team-member satisfaction and ultimately, financial success.

The diversity of projects carried out by our Project Delivery Services and/or Design Group focused on a wide range of industries (Retail, Commercial, Institutional and Industrial) makes this position an exciting opportunity to be involved in different construction models. You will manage a variety of stakeholder interests and continue to grow and deepen your knowledge base. You will be part of a Project Management team delivering services that span across all project phases from workplace planning to pre-construction and design development, to management of construction. With 4,500+ projects managed per year, 160+ team members and $450M+ delivered annually, our group delivers projects across Canada, from small infrastructure upgrades to tenant fit-ups through to major consolidations and new builds, to energy retrofits and critical environments.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

For the assigned projects:

Plans and oversees the end-to-end delivery of assigned projects.

In collaboration with project stakeholders, defines project scope, deliverables and requirements.

Develops and implements project plans.

Determines resource and budget requirements, cost estimates, and timelines.

Identifies project risks and develops and implements mitigation and contingency plans.

Monitors project delivery against timelines and ensures timely completion.

Oversees the activities of project team members and monitors project task completion.

Communicates project status to relevant stakeholders.

Ensures projects are delivered on time, within scope, budget and requirements, and complies with all regulatory, environmental and health and safety requirements.

Other duties as assigned

Client Relationship Management

Develops and maintains effective relationships with clients.

Responsible for resolving issues, managing client expectations, and ensuring client satisfaction.

Other duties as assigned

KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS REQUIRED

Community college diploma preferably in architectural technology, construction technology, engineering technology or equivalent work experience within the Construction industry

1 to 3 years of project management work experience; or 5 to 7 years of project coordination work experience within a Construction Owner's Representative environment preferred

Proven experience with delivering projects on-time, on-budget, within specifications, and in-compliant with all requirements (including but not limited to regulatory, environmental, health, and safety requirements)

Proven experience developing and managing project budgets with focus on mitigating and managing project risks

Advanced communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to influence, persuade and negotiate to achieve desired outcomes

Ability to develop and maintain relationships with project stakeholders while managing client relationships and expectations offering a high degree of client service orientation

Experienced in managing vendor relationships and performance

Possesses a continuous improvement and quality mindset along with a desire to continuously seek and incorporate best practices and technologies in order to optimize project delivery and deliver value to the client

Computer proficiency in MS Office applications in particular – MS Project, MS Excel, MS Outlook, along with ability to quickly learn new applications

Continued Educational Licenses and/or Professional Accreditation

Project Management Institute Accreditation, in progress.

LEED certification; in progress.

This is a regular, full-time position with a salary range of $63,397 - $79,246 per annum. The starting salary will be based on the successful candidate’s competencies, including but not limited to experience, education and performance related to this role.

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