PCL Constructors Canada Inc. seeks a Superintendent in Toronto to guide complex projects through construction leadership and schedule coordination. Build lasting outcomes. This Superintendent position leads construction execution within PCL Constructors Canada Inc. and supports successful outcomes for clients and communities. You will supervise project teams, collaborate with managers and trades, develop project schedules, and address work interferences. Strong knowledge of contracts, construction methods, safety procedures, and cost reporting supports the work. Key Responsibilities:
Develop and implement Project Execution Plans and lookahead schedules Communicate performance, productivity, quality, and safety requirements Liaise with engineers, estimators, subcontractors, clients, and representatives Manage schedule conflicts, risks, opportunities, and constructability concerns Lead effective meetings and maintain stakeholder relationships and correspondence Requirements:
Five years of progressive field supervision experience preferred Journeyman certificate or related undergraduate or engineering degree Ability to coordinate multiple project scopes and trade contractors Understanding of contract language, risk mitigation, and cost reports Demonstrated conflict resolution, problem solving, and professional judgment Bring construction supervision, contract understanding, schedule logic, and stakeholder communication skills to PCL’s Toronto project delivery.
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PCL Construction Project Superintendent in Toronto employer: PCL Construction
At PCL Construction Management Inc., we pride ourselves on being a 100% employee-owned company that fosters a culture of collaboration and growth. Our Calgary office offers a supportive environment with comprehensive benefits, including flexible medical plans, career development opportunities, and a strong commitment to safety and well-being. Join us to not only shape the future of water and wastewater infrastructure but also to build a rewarding career where your contributions truly matter.
