The Project Manager III (PM III) plays a crucial role in ensuring the success of TEiC projects. Reporting to the Project Director, the PM III is ultimately accountable for providing overall administrative and technical expertise and support on assigned projects. With a focus on safety, quality, schedule, and financial success, the PM III leads and coordinates all project activities, both on and off-site. This role requires proactive leadership, effective communication, and strong collaboration with internal and external stakeholders.

• Deliver expected results for financial, safety, quality, schedule performance, and client satisfaction for assigned projects.
• Ensure project execution is in accordance with TEiC policies, procedures, and project-specific requirements.
• Manage complex procurements and subcontracts, monitoring and controlling all contractual commitments.
• Lead, manage, and coordinate activities of all project staff, ensuring adherence to TEiC's code of conduct and business ethics.
• Serve as the senior point of contact with the client for all day-to-day project issues, enforcing contractual responsibilities and resolving disputes.
• Conduct periodic project and client meetings to promote communication, review progress, and facilitate problem resolution.
• Assist in organizing key site leadership positions and field labor strategies.
• Implement change management plans and negotiate changes with the client.
• Ensure project controls are in place to manage and report budgets, costs, and forecasts accurately.
• Document all turnover activities and obtain final acceptance of the work from the client.

Position Qualifications:

• Demonstrated success in leading merit labor, direct hire construction projects.
• Engagement with key construction labor management personnel.
• Ability to build rapport and positive relationships with on-site personnel.
• Ability to contribute as a member of a project leadership team.

Prior Project Qualifications:

• Experience in Oil, Gas, Chemical, and/or Power Generation construction is required.
• Experience in Pulp & Paper, Chemical, or Pharmaceutical construction is an asset.
• Project experience ranging from $5M to $100M, with multiple projects involving significant subcontractor involvement.

Education and Experience:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or Construction Management.
• Minimum 15 years of project management experience in industrial construction, with a commitment to personal growth and continuing education.