Rail Systems Construction Manager ECWE (Manitoba)

Rail Systems Construction Manager ECWE (Manitoba)

23 Oct
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ACCIONA
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Manitoba

23 Oct

ACCIONA

Manitoba

Lead railway systems construction for ACCIONA’s Eglinton Crosstown West Extension in Ontario, coordinating installation, safety, quality, and commissioning readiness.
The Systems Construction Manager oversees systems delivery across this 9.2-kilometre light rail extension. Responsibilities span constructability reviews, procurement packages, contractor management, field coordination, testing support, and handover. The role leads multidisciplinary managers covering signaling, traction power, communications, and SCADA.
Key Responsibilities: Lead railway systems construction activities throughout the project lifecycle
Coordinate civil handovers, track access, logistics, and staging
Manage contractors, work plans, permits, claims, and variations
Enforce safety controls, quality plans, and LOTO protocols




Transfer completed packages with verified as-built documentation
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction management, or equivalent technical field
At least 10 years’ major infrastructure construction management experience
At least five years leading multidisciplinary rail systems installation
Experience with design-build or progressive design-build delivery
Knowledge of OHSA, CEC, and Metrolinx or TTC rules
Apply railway systems leadership, interface management, and construction governance expertise to ACCIONA’s ECWE project in Ontario.

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📌 Rail Systems Construction Manager ECWE (Manitoba)
🏢 ACCIONA
📍 Manitoba

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