Senior Project Manager

Tasks Mastery of documents: carefully reviewing plans, drawings, and specifications provided by architects, contractors, and subcontractors to ensure a thorough and precise understanding of the project. Strategic procurement: collaborating with project assistants to identify needs and organize the procurement of materials and equipment necessary for project execution. Optimal coordination: distributing manufacturing plans according to production priorities and ensuring smooth communication between teams. Thorough monitoring: overseeing installations and construction activities on-site, working closely with superintendents. Time and cost management: leading the management of production schedules, delivery schedules, and budgets to ensure the achievement of defined objectives. Interdepartmental communication: ensuring careful monitoring of procurement while promoting smooth communication between various departments. Performing any other related tasks. Advantages Flexible schedule. Choice between Lévis and Saint-Benoît offices. Remote work up to 50% of the time. Comprehensive insurance coverage (including prescriptions and dental). Telemedicine. Three (3) sessions per year with a social worker. RRSP with 3% contributions from the company. Continuous mentoring and coaching, a great source of knowledge and understanding. Monthly cell phone allowance. Job requirements DCS in Architecture or any other relevant education. Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, or Architecture. Relevant experience in project management. Knowledge of Québec construction laws and regulations. Strong ability to read plans. Good computer skills: Microsoft Office suite, MS Project, and Autocad. Bilingualism mandatory. Desired profile Strong leadership skills. Strong communication, negotiation, and problem-solving skills. Excellent organizational skills and sense of responsibility. Initiative. Creativity. Autonomy.