Plenty of PM seats in the GTA come with a full plate and a thin mandate: run the job, but the buyout was done before you arrived, the client belongs to someone two levels up, and half your week disappears into internal reporting that nobody reads. This client runs a different model. Their PMs carry ICI projects from pre‑construction through closeout and own the client relationship the whole way, because repeat clients are how this firm has grown. Signed work in the GTA is creating the seat now.
- Full‑cycle delivery of commercial, institutional, or light industrial projects in the GTA and surrounding Ontario markets
- Real involvement in buyout; help pick the trades you’ll be living with
- Direct ownership of the client relationship on your project. Transparent reporting is the firm's pitch to its clients, and the PM is the one who delivers it
- A short reporting line to senior leadership, without a regional layer in between
- A field team that’s supported by the office rather than managed around it
About You
- Delivered ICI projects in Ontario where you owned the schedule, the budget, and awkward client conversations
- Construction professional at heart, and resent most of your week not spent building
- Clients you’ve built for would work with you again, and you know which ones
- Prefer running one project properly rather than three projects nominally
About the Job
- Autonomy that is real because the firm's model depends on it. Adults who get results, no babysitting, no theatre
- Hybrid work where the job allows it; the site and the client set your calendar, not a badge‑scan policy
- A team that works hard on the job and actually enjoys each other off it. Wins get celebrated, not filed
- A growing operation where the PMs hired now set the tone for the ones hired after
- A market-competitive salary ranging from $135,000 to $160,000