Lead secure defence infrastructure delivery at WSP, applying complex project management and multidisciplinary leadership across federal facilities. This senior project manager role guides defence and federal infrastructure from planning through closeout. You will manage scope, schedules, budgets, risk, quality, and resources across complex capital projects. The work includes military bases, armories, aircraft hangars, maintenance facilities, and other controlled-access assets. Key Responsibilities:
Lead projects through planning, procurement, design, construction, commissioning, and closeout Establish execution plans, schedules, budgets, governance, and risk controls Direct architecture, engineering, security, and specialty consulting teams Partner with DCC, contractors, regulators, clients, and stakeholders Oversee security, compliance, quality assurance, and health and safety Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in engineering, architecture, construction management, or related discipline Seven or more years of progressive project delivery experience Required experience with maritime or shipyard projects Experience managing complex capital projects and multidisciplinary teams Ability to obtain and maintain required federal security clearance Bring defence infrastructure leadership, project controls, and stakeholder management expertise to WSP's federal buildings practice.
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Defence Infrastructure Project Manager in Calgary employer: WSP Global Inc.
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