Kenaidan and Murphy are excited to announce a joint venture dedicated to bringing global innovation to infrastructure projects across Ontario.

Project Overview:

The Bloor‑Yonge CapacityImprovements Project is a significant undertaking by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) to expand and modernize Bloor‑Yonge station – Canada’s busiest subway hub. This initiative is focused on meeting both current and future ridership needs by improving the station’s efficiency, capacity, and accessibility.

The Kenaidan Murphy Joint Venture (KMJV) is committed to transforming the station to enable faster, more reliable, and more comfortable travel throughout the Greater Toronto Area. The project will deliver upgraded facilities, contributing to a safer, cleaner, and higher‑capacity subway system for passengers.

Who we are:

Founded in 1974, Kenaidan continues to be a fixture as a dynamic construction firm dedicated to creating structures that will contribute to the well‑being of our community and enhance the fabric of our communities for years to come. Our confidence in our expertise and passion for our work has allowed us to deliver an array of projects with unmatched precision, quality, and efficiency. From general contracting to construction management, we deploy a collaborative approach, embedding innovation and sustainability into every project. #TeamKenaidan

Murphy operates in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada and America as a leading international specialist engineering and construction company. Founded in 1951, we are committed to improving life through delivering world‑class infrastructure, providing engineered solutions across transportation, natural resources, energy, and water sectors. With around 4,000 engineers, professional managers,



and skilled operatives internationally, we work together as One Murphy to ensure project success. #MoveToMurphy .

We are a proud Equal Chance Employer, committed to providing employees’work-life balance with acompetitive compensation package including:

- Top wages
- Benefit coverage for you and your dependents
- Employer RRSP contributions (no match required)
- Paid Time Off

Location

Toronto, ON

BIM Coordinator

The BIM/VDC Coordinator will support project delivery through the application of Building Information Modelling (BIM), Virtual Design and Construction (VDC), and model‑based construction planning.

The role has a strong focus on 4D planning, means and methods, site logistics, construction sequencing, phasing, and scenario planning. The successful candidate will work closely with construction, engineering, planning, and design teams to use and develop project models, simulations, and visualizations that support planning, coordination, constructability, and project communication.

This is a hands‑on VDC role focused on using, organizing, and augmenting design and construction models to communicate how work will be executed. The ability to work confidently in a 3D environment and develop clear construction planning visualizations is a key requirement.

How will you contribute to the team?

- Use,



organize and maintain 3D project and construction‑planning models to support constructability reviews, site logistics, temporary works, and field execution.
- Develop 4D construction sequencing simulations by linking project schedules and construction activities to model elements.
- Work directly with Construction Managers, Superintendents, Engineers, Planners, and other project personnel to translate construction strategies into model‑based plans and simulations.
- Develop model‑based visualizations illustrating construction means and methods, including installation approaches, work sequencing, access requirements, equipment positioning, staging, and temporary conditions.
- Create and maintain site logistics models by placing and configuring items such as site access, laydown areas, cranes and equipment, haul routes, material movement, temporary facilities, hoarding, work zones, and changing site conditions.
- Develop and compare multiple construction scenarios and sequencing options to support planning decisions and identify preferred approaches before work is executed.
- Support early works, work package planning, short‑term planning, and long‑term construction phasing through model‑based visualization and simulation, including the placement and arrangement of temporary or construction‑specific elements where required.
- Produce construction phasing animations, sequencing studies, and presentation material for planning sessions, coordination meetings, stakeholder presentations, and construction workshops.
- Identify spatial, logistical, sequencing, and constructability conflicts before they affect field operations.
- Perform mode

📌 BIM Coordinator (Toronto)
🏢 Kenaidan Contracting
📍 Toronto