Site Workshop Supervisor

SYSTRA•Montreal, QC

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The On-Site Workshop Supervisor will be responsible for monitoring and coordinating the refurbishment activities for passenger rail cars at the New Richmond workshop in Gaspésie. This is a six-month contract.

Requirements

DEP in a relevant technical field (e.g., construction, mechanics, electricity, civil engineering) or recognized equivalent.
2–3 years of experience in a similar role involving work supervision.
Reading and interpretation of technical plans/drawings; revision control and document traceability.
Visual and dimensional inspection; proficiency with measuring tools (calipers, gauges) and acceptance criteria/FAI.
Preparation of follow-up reports with photographic evidence; use of digital site tools (DMS/QMS, checklists, office suites).
Clear verbal and written communication skills, both in French and in English.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of the transportation technical domain.

Responsibilities

Validate the installations performed by contractors and confirm compliance with drawings, specifications, standards, and internal procedures.
Inspect the quality of workmanship and document nonconformities as well as corrective actions.
Photograph key stages, record observations, and produce complete, timely progress reports.
Assess work progress, compare it with schedules, and flag variances with recommended actions.
Verify and control the use of the correct revisions of drawings, specifications, and documents on the shop floor and on site.
Perform on-site measurements of railcar systems or components.
Generate installation procedures starting from existing documentation, with support from SYSTRA’s engineering team.
Perform updates to existing installation procedures.
Safeguard, properly use, and maintain company equipment; report and escalate any breakdowns or maintenance needs.
Conduct periodic inventories of company materials, keep registers up to date, and initiate necessary replenishments.
Perform First Article Inspections (FAI) at suppliers, compare against acceptance criteria, and issue the corresponding reports.