Project Manager, Environmental Contracting - Leduc, Canada - KBL Environmental

KBL Environmental

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Leduc, Canada

2 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Join the KBL Team
KBL Environmental Ltd.

(KBL) is a Canadian business providing customers with waste management services, logistics, environmental consulting and environmental contracting, and Demolition and abatment.

We have proudly developed a culture of safety excellence, delivering quality of services with a reputation for innovation.

If you are driven, innovative, and inspired individual you might just be the perfect fit

We are currently seeking to add a Project Manager
to join our team

Job Type:
Full Time

The Project Manager is a key member of the KBL Projects - Contracting Divisions. The position is responsible for managing multi discipline projects as well as key client relationships to grow the division.

Oversight of all aspects of projects including bidding, work plans, cost estimating, deadlines, project cost tracking, project scope management, communication with crews and clients, and responsibility assignment.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Interacting with clients, stakeholders and regulators throughout project life cycle and maximizing business opportunities
Plan, organize, lead and control the integration of project work areas and disciplines within the project efficiently and effectively
Lead, manage and hold accountable operational employees for the division
Expand and develop components of the Project Management or Quality Control Manual including policies and procedures with tools for project bidding through to execution and closure
Develop vendors, procure equipment, and participate in strategic relationships development
Establish annualized and project budgets, team goals, and growth plans
Manage company workforce and equipment to maximize utilization and profitability; sourcing, securing and managing subcontractor relationships
Developing project plans and related baseline documents (work breakdown structure, schedule, timephased budget) for complex projects
Target strategic opportunities in Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Yukon Territory, Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan leveraging KBL's existing clients, relationships
Work with existing partners or develop capacity to provide abatement, demolition and environmental remediation and reclamation
Responsible for accurate and timely cost estimates delivery as well as supervision of projects cost estimates prepared by others
Work with management on the preparation of project proposals and submissions. Manage the process in a timely and strategic manner, to ensure compliant and professional proposals
Responsible for delivery of field work by working with the Site Superintendent(s).

Qualifications:

Minimum 510 years Experience as a Project Manager and/or Business Unit Manager
PMP designation is considered an asset
Cost estimating experience is a requirement
Heavy equipment experience is considered an asset
Experience with environmental contracting is considered an asset
Adept at working with little supervision, problem solving and adapting to change;
Able to find ways to obtain project objectives and deliverables, while maintaining time and budget constraints;
Strong communication skills, both written and oral; ability to interact with various types of stakeholders, regulators and first nations;
Strong computer and data entry knowledge and experience
Work well with teammates
Required to be able to travel out of province and meet COVID19 restrictions

Physical Requirements:

At times, it may be required to endure standing for long periods of time, lifting objects up to 50 lbs., performing repetitive motions, or completing physically demanding tasks during project field work.

Working Environment:

Work is primarily carried out indoors, but project work in the field will be required from time to time. Therefore, there can be exposure to extreme weather along with exposure to dust, noise, mud, water, smoke, and bacteria.

Project sizes run from $100,000 to $10,000,000 and have a duration of 1 month to 2 years in length.

Travel in western Canada and N60 is required.