Construction Project Leader in Food & Beverage Sector (Mississauga)

Construction Project Leader in Food & Beverage Sector (Mississauga)

04 Aug
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Dennis Group
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Mississauga

04 Aug

Dennis Group

Mississauga

Join Dennis Group as a Construction Project Leader, specializing in the food and beverage sector across North America. Expect a 10-day work period onsite followed by 4 days off in a dynamic team environment.

As a Construction Manager II/III, you will manage multiple aspects of medium-sized industrial projects, ensuring quality compliance and safety regulations are maintained throughout. Candidates should boast extensive experience in project management and a knack for fostering effective communication among project stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities

- Direct daily activities of construction teams and subcontractors
- Oversee budget management and project accounting tasks
- Ensure implementation of safety practices at job sites




- Facilitate client and subcontractor communications effectively
- Conduct regular jobsite audits to ensure progress

Requirements

- Bachelor’s degree in relevant construction discipline
- Minimum 5 years’ experience in construction management
- Robust understanding of all construction phases
- Proficiency with relevant software, including AutoCAD
- Capacity to travel frequently to job sites

Bring your leadership skills to Dennis Group and contribute to innovative construction projects in the food and beverage industry.

📌 Construction Project Leader in Food & Beverage Sector (Mississauga)
🏢 Dennis Group
📍 Mississauga

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