Major Infrastructure Project Director (Toronto)

Major Infrastructure Project Director (Toronto)

25 Oct
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Pomerleau
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Toronto

25 Oct

Pomerleau

Toronto

Lead major infrastructure construction projects with Pomerleau, applying construction management and project controls across Ontario or British Columbia. Drive cost, schedule, quality, safety, and client satisfaction.

Reporting to the Senior Vice President, Major Projects, the Project Director oversees multiple large-scale construction projects. You will coordinate planning, tendering, contract administration, execution, and project controls. The role also leads multidisciplinary teams while managing clients, consultants, subcontractors, suppliers, and other stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities: Coordinate schedules, manpower requirements, equipment needs, and project execution

Establish budgets, master schedules, cost tracking, and accounting structures

Oversee tendering, bid analysis, negotiations, and contract awards

Monitor changes, claims, payments, costs, contingencies,



and client satisfaction

Build, mentor, staff, and lead multidisciplinary project teams

Requirements: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Civil Engineering or related discipline

Minimum 15 years delivering major infrastructure or heavy civil projects

Experience with large-scale, technically complex infrastructure projects

Expertise in construction management, project controls, and contract administration

Solid leadership, communication, stakeholder management, and negotiation skills

Bring strategic project leadership, construction expertise, and stakeholder management to Pomerleau’s major infrastructure portfolio across Canada.

📌 Major Infrastructure Project Director (Toronto)
🏢 Pomerleau
📍 Toronto

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