Lower Mainland, BC (in office) | Permanent, Full-Time

$225-285K + Bonus

A well-established and growing general contractor in the Lower Mainland is seeking a Vice President of Construction to join its senior leadership team. This GC runs a diverse portfolio of active projects across multiple sectors.

This is a pivotal leadership role for a credible, people-focused construction leader who wants to lift the performance of a strong team, champion change, and grow into broader executive leadership.

What you’ll do

- Lead all project delivery and field operations
- Coach and develop the team with strong accountability and high engagement
- Champion change: redesign the operational structure, standardize processes and systems, and introduce new ways of working
- Oversee delivery and risk across the project portfolio, and review major contracts
- Support pre-construction and business development as the senior operations expert in front of clients
- Build trust across the organization and develop the next generation of construction leaders




- Partner with the President and leadership team on strategy

What you bring

- Senior general contractor experience in BC, with deep project management credibility that earns the respect of PMs and site teams
- A strong understanding of BC construction legislation, contract types
- Proven ability to lead and coach all levels of the team
- A track record of leading change, including restructures, new systems or process improvements
- Executive presence, with an optimistic, collaborative and ego-free leadership style
- Comfort working with clients, pre-construction teams and at industry events
- Current VPs, Directors and Senior Directors of Construction are encouraged to apply

What’s on offer

- A highly competitive executive package, including a bonus
- Vehicle allowance
- Full benefits from day one
- Real autonomy to shape operations, and a clear path upward toward a Presidant level role

📌 Vice President of Construction (British Columbia)
🏢 Goldbeck Recruiting
📍 British Columbia