Ferrovial Construction Canada Inc. and VINCI Construction Grands Projets are undertaking the design, build, and finance the Ontario Line Southern Civil, Stations, and Tunnel (South Civil) package

As Ontario Transit Group, we are now mobilizing our design and construction crews, with major works. The South Civil contract is anticipated to be completed in 2030.

The project will strengthen Ontario’s economy by supporting an estimated 1,500 jobs at the peak of construction.

What is the Project?

- A six-kilometer tunnel and associated tunnelling works from Exhibition to Don Yard portal (west of the Don River).
- Stations:
- One above-ground station to be integrated with the existing GO Transit Exhibition Station.
- Two underground stations to be integrated with the existing TTC Osgoode and Queen subway stations.
- Four new underground stations (King/Bathurst, Queen/Spadina, Moss Park, Corktown).

The perks to Ontario

Faster, more frequent, and reliable access to rapid transit with more than227,500 people will live within a 10-minute walk of an Ontario Line station.

- Improve the quality of life for commuters by reducing daily travel time.
- Reduce crowding on the existing Line 1 (Yonge-University) subway.
- Up to 57,000 more jobs accessible by transit (in 45 minutes or less) for Toronto residents.
- Economic and community growth along the future transit line and thousands of job opportunities annually during construction.
- Reduction in traffic congestion, greenhouse gases, and fuel consumption by providing an alternative transportation option.

Job Description

The Architectural Quality Inspector acts as Ontario Transit Group's dedicated architectural quality representative,



ensuring architectural, finishing, and building envelope works are planned, inspected, documented, and delivered in compliance with contractual requirements, approved drawings and specifications, Material Approval Requests (MARs), Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), applicable codes and standards, and Ontario Transit Group's Quality Management System (QMS).

The role is responsible for providing proactive field quality oversight throughout the construction lifecycle, supporting quality planning, material verification, inspections, testing, deficiency management, and construction record development. Working closely with Construction, Design, Systems, Handover, Commercial, and Quality teams, the Architectural Quality Inspector plays a critical role in achieving progressive acceptance and final handover of stations and associated facilities by ensuring works are completed correctly the first time and supported by complete, accurate, and auditable quality documentation.

Quality Planning & ITP Management

- Lead and support the development, review, implementation, and continuous improvement of Architectural Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs).
- Ensure inspection and testing requirements are clearly defined, communicated, and integrated into construction activities.
- Participate in constructability reviews,



quality planning sessions, and risk-based quality assessments.
- Support development of inspection checklists, quality procedures, and field surveillance programs related to architectural works.
- Perform inspections and surveillance activities for architectural, finishing, and building envelope works to verify compliance with approved drawings, specifications, MARs, ITPs, contract requirements, and applicable codes and standards.
- Verify workmanship quality for architectural systems including:
- Interior and exterior finishes
- Doors, frames, and hardware
- Architectural metals
- Wall systems and cladding
- Flooring and ceiling systems
- Glazing systems
- Waterproofing and sealants
- Millwork and specialty finishes
- Accessibility-related installations

- Support first-work inspections, mock-up reviews, hold points, witness points, testing activities, and final inspections.
- Verify that construction activities are executed in accordance with approved installation methods and quality requirements.

Material Compliance & MAR Reviews

- Support material approval reviews and verification processes to ensure only approved materials are incorporated into the works.
- Coordinate closely with Procurement, Suppliers, Subcontractors, Construction Teams, and the Material Quality Team regarding material compliance requirements.
- Verify installed materials against approved MARs, product data, shop drawings, samples, and project specifications.
- Identify and address material compliance concerns before installation progresses.

Non-Conformance & Deficiency Management

- Identify, do

📌 Architectural Quality Inspector (Toronto)
🏢 Ontario Transit Group
📍 Toronto