Leadership Role: Major Projects Lead (Edmonton)

Leadership Role: Major Projects Lead (Edmonton)

31 Aug
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Project Management Institute - Southern Alberta Chapter (PMI-SAC)
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Edmonton

31 Aug

Project Management Institute - Southern Alberta Chapter (PMI-SAC)

Edmonton

Elevate your career at Stantec as the Major Projects Lead, responsible for driving infrastructural project success and strategic risk management.

This is a unique prospect to join Stantec’s Major Projects Team, focusing on critical infrastructure endeavors. In this leadership role, you will interact with key personnel to ensure effective project implementation and alignment with organizational objectives.

Your involvement will cover all APD project phases, enhancing service delivery and stakeholder collaboration.

Key Responsibilities:

- Oversee risk reviews and facilitate project coordination
- Participate in Corporate Governance meetings
- Engage with contractors to manage project pipelines
- Enforce best practices across all project stages
- Manage the overall APD portfolio and project tracking

Requirements:

- Bachelor’s degree in engineering or related discipline
- Minimum 10 years of project management and engineering leadership
- Proven experience in business development
- Flexibility for occasional business travel
- Strong grasp of contract terms and execution strategies

Lead transformative projects with Stantec, leveraging your expertise to enhance project quality and client relationships.

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📌 Leadership Role: Major Projects Lead (Edmonton)
🏢 Project Management Institute - Southern Alberta Chapter (PMI-SAC)
📍 Edmonton

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