Shape Canada’s resource future with WSP by directing mining programs, project governance, and commercial execution across multidisciplinary assignments. Work from an available Ontario or Québec office. This Director, Major Projects - Resources role provides strategic direction across major mining and resource developments. You will guide projects through the full lifecycle while advancing client outcomes and WSP’s Major Projects practice. Success requires project controls, contract management, and financial forecasting expertise. Key Responsibilities:
Oversee revenue, profitability, forecasts, contracts, and risk exposure Guide Project Directors and Project Managers strategically Lead project planning, governance, reporting, controls, and decisions Build executive client relationships and pursue major assignments Align technical, operational, project, and corporate teams Requirements:
15+ years of progressive major-project delivery experience Leadership of complex multidisciplinary programs with significant risk Professional Engineer designation or equivalent registration preferred Success leading pursuits, negotiations, and repeat business Ability to engage contractors, regulators, and Indigenous communities Apply strategic and commercial leadership to WSP’s major resources portfolio, combining disciplined controls, client development, and project delivery.
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Mining Program Director Resource Development in Mississauga employer: WSP Global Inc.
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