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Project Engineer

Kiewit
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
On-site

About this role

About the Role As an project engineer for Ganotec, an industrial contractor within Kiewit, you will be responsible for the technical aspects and construction progress of a project, including management and development of a field engineering team. You will act as the primary information conduit between the construction director and the team for project controls and technical clarifications. What You'll Do

  • Plan and coordinate project activities
  • Manage project revenues, costs and cash flow
  • Provide temporary engineering support as needed
  • Ensure ongoing design management and quality control
  • Manage project closeout and maintain strong client relationships
  • Support operations planning
  • Administer contracts and subcontracts What We're Looking For
  • Travel capability
  • Bachelor's degree in electrical or mechanical engineering, or equivalent
  • 5+ years of experience in construction or engineering
  • Experience managing engineers
  • Ability to read, analyze and identify gaps in engineering drawings, specifications, and contractual documents
  • Highly motivated with a commitment to excellence, ethics and safety
  • Strong interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills
  • Team player who can work autonomously to meet deadlines
  • Strong organization, time management and attention to detail Compensation & Benefits Ganotec offers a comprehensive benefits package for full-time employees, including medical, dental and vision coverage, wellness programs, life and disability insurance, retirement plans with employer contributions, and generous paid time off. Nice to Have
  • Travel flexibility and willingness to relocate as needed (rotation/temporary assignments across Canada and the United States)

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