Project Manager II, Shoring and Foundations (NOC 70010)

Hall Group of Companies•Edmonton, AB

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Hall Shoring and Foundations Ltd. is a specialist deep foundations and shoring contractor serving the Western Canadian civil construction market, with recognized expertise in Continuous Flight Auger (CFA) piling, Full Displacement Piles (FDP), Cased Secant Piling (CSP), drilled caissons, secant and contiguous pile walls, ground improvement, slope stabilization, in-house load testing, and design-build geotechnical engineering. We are seeking a Project Manager II to support the delivery of deep foundation and shoring projects across Alberta, working under the direction of senior project management staff. This role requires a working knowledge of deep foundation systems combined with the project management skills to coordinate field teams, administer contracts and procurement, and implement quality and safety programs on active construction sites. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated background in civil foundation project delivery and will take on increasing project responsibility as experience develops within Hall's operations.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Civil, Geotechnical or Geophysical Engineering is required
Minimum of 3 years of progressive project management experience in civil construction is required
Demonstrated experience in piling and foundations
Specific experience in Continuous Flight Auger (CFA) methods
Demonstrated ability to manage project schedules, cost budgets, and financial reporting throughout the full project lifecycle, from start-up through close-out.
Demonstrated proficiency with project management and construction software, including HCSS and Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, Project, Teams).
Demonstrated ability to interpret and apply cost reports in a project management context.
Demonstrated ability to lead the procurement process, including subcontractor negotiations, purchase orders, and subcontract document preparation.
Verifiable experience managing project quality control programs and quality management systems, including compilation of final quality turnover packages.
Demonstrated ability to interpret and administer construction contracts, with attention to change notices, design revisions, RFIs, RFQs, and contractual response timelines.

Responsibilities

Plan, organize, direct, control, and evaluate assigned civil foundation and shoring projects from start-up through close-out in accordance with contract schedules, specifications, budgets, and Hall's Project Management Manual.
Prepare and execute project work plans, construction schedules, and milestones, and monitor progress against established schedules.
Contribute to project budget estimates at start-up and manage cost performance throughout execution, including interpretation and application of cost reports generated in HCSS and related tools.
Lead and control change management on assigned projects, including the review, preparation, and administration of change notices, design revisions, RFIs, and RFQs, with close attention to contractual response timelines.
Thoroughly review and understand project contracts, ensuring that all formal and informal project correspondence aligns with contract language and requirements, and that response times are adhered to on all items, including claims.
Manage the procurement process for assigned projects, including subcontractor, trade, and supplier negotiations, and compile purchase orders and subcontract documents in accordance with Hall's Procurement Manual.
Direct the purchase of project materials (including rebar, concrete mix designs, casings, drilling fluids and polymers, and ancillary supply) and manage supplier performance.
Review and approve subcontractor and supplier progress applications, payment certificates, and invoices.
Take the lead on, or delegate while remaining accountable for, the project quality control program and quality management system, and compile the final quality turnover package for the client at project completion.
Lead project meetings with internal and external stakeholders, including clients, consulting engineers, subcontractors, and suppliers, to monitor project progression and resolve technical, commercial, and scheduling issues.
Liaise with consulting engineers and in-house design staff on technical direction, design clarifications, and load testing programs where applicable.
Identify and manage opportunities and risks on assigned projects to achieve the best possible impact on schedule and financial targets.
Ensure active participation in and compliance with Hall's corporate Health and Safety Program and all applicable occupational health and safety legislation (including the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Act, Regulation, and Code) by the project team.
Visit project sites and engage with site supervisors (Foreman/Superintendent) at least 1-2 times per week per project, depending on project requirements, and assist the site supervisor with field staff as required.
Provide strong leadership to project team members, capitalizing on individual and group strengths to ensure project targets are achieved.
Support senior project management staff with project planning, scheduling, and reporting tasks, and take on increasing project responsibility as experience and proficiency develop.