Ready to take the next step in your construction career? Want to be part of a landmark development that's reshaping the Halifax skyline?
Whether you're an Assistant Site Superintendent or Sr. Site Coordinator ready for your next step, this is an chance to join the in-house team delivering one of Atlantic Canada's most ambitious mixed-use developments.
This multi-phase waterfront project will transform the Halifax skyline, featuring luxury residential towers, commercial space, hospitality, and public amenities that will shape the city for generations.
What You'll Do
Reporting to the Site Superintendent, you'll play a key role in the day-to-day execution of a major concrete high-rise project by:
- Coordinating daily site activities alongside trades and subcontractors
- Helping keep construction on schedule while maintaining quality standards
- Reading and interpreting drawings, specifications, and construction documents
- Assisting with site logistics, planning,
and problem-solving
- Promoting a safe, organized, and productive job site
- Working closely with an experienced construction leadership team while developing your own leadership skills
Why This Opportunity?
- Work on one of the largest and most exciting developments in Atlantic Canada
- Join an established developer-builder with a strong reputation for quality
- Be part of an experienced, collaborative in-house construction team
- Gain hands-on experience on a complex concrete high-rise project
- Enjoy long-term career stability with an extensive pipeline of future work
- Build a clear path toward Superintendent and Senior Superintendent positions
If you're looking for more than just another project—if you want to be part of a landmark development while accelerating your career—we'd love to hear from you. APPLY NOW!
📌 Assistant Site Superintendent (Halifax Regional Municipality)
🏢 MHB Group Canada
📍 Halifax Regional Municipality
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