Project Manager - Yellowknife

Colliers International; Yellowknife; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a dynamic team dedicated to enhancing the well-being of northern communities as a Project Manager. This role involves leading impactful projects that improve infrastructure and quality of life while fostering relationships with diverse stakeholders. You'll have the opportunity to make a real difference in the Northwest Territories by supporting economic growth and environmental stewardship. With a flexible work environment and a commitment to professional development, this position is perfect for those looking to contribute positively to their communities while advancing their careers.

Benefits

Flexible Work Environment

Comprehensive Onboarding Experience

Professional Development and Training

Paid Volunteer Day

Qualifications

• 3-5 years of experience in planning and delivering infrastructure projects.
• University degree or technical diploma in relevant fields.

Responsibilities

• Lead projects ensuring client interests and strategic goals are met.
• Mentor Assistant Project Managers and promote service lines.

Skills

Project Management

Client Relationship Management

Communication Skills

Construction Methodologies

Budget Management

Education

University Degree in Engineering

Technical Diploma in Construction Management

Tools

Quality Management System (QMS)

Job description

Overview

At Colliers Project Leaders, we deliver capital project solutions to fulfill our clients’ needs across the built environment. The work we do makes a difference in communities and for the people who live there. We have a passion for it.

Our commitment to realizing our clients' vision inspires us to look beyond the immediate – to the possibilities of what we can achieve together. We are 18,000 projects and counting – improving lives and helping shape the growth of sustainable, progressive and inclusive communities.

Your role

Join our Yellowknife, NT team as a Project Manager with the Northern Canada Business Unit. We are seeking an aspiring, self-motivated, and collaborative Project Manager to join our team of experts committed to leading projects and building relationships across our Northern Canada business unit.

In this role, you will collaborate closely with clients offering strategic guidance while contributing to impactful projects that elevate standards of living and improve quality of life through enhanced community infrastructure. Our team is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of northern communities, supporting reconciliation efforts, promoting economic opportunities, and fostering climate resilience and environmental stewardship. Join us in making a real difference and helping shape a brighter future for communities in the Northwest Territories.

Responsibilities

• Provide project leadership, representing clients’ best interests and helping them achieve their strategic goals.
• Take ownership of project set-up, initiation, execution, monitoring and reporting, close-out, and commissioning.
• Demonstrate a commitment to improving the communities you work in by respecting local knowledge, customs, and the culture of the people, particularly Indigenous communities.
• Serve as a mentor for Assistant Project Managers, helping them integrate into their roles.
• Gain knowledge of Colliers’ service lines and actively promote these services to support clients effectively.
• Build and maintain strong client relationships.
• Execute tasks in compliance with the Quality Management System (QMS) to maintain high standards of work.
• Support Indigenous communities in fostering economic growth through strategic land planning, land development, and business development initiatives.
• Assist and support various orders of government in emergency preparedness and recovery efforts after climate-related disasters.
• Collaborate with community leaders, stakeholders, funding partners, and design and construction professionals to plan and implement capital building and infrastructure projects.
• Engage with diverse client groups, including various orders of government, Indigenous groups, private enterprise, and NGOs, across both public and private sectors.
• Travel to project sites and remote communities may be required on occasion.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 3-5 years of experience planning and delivering building and/or infrastructure projects.
• A university degree or technical diploma in engineering or construction management (or an equivalent).
• Familiarity with codes, regulations, contracts, construction administration, and site inspections.
• Deep knowledge of various construction methodologies, project management processes, budget management, contract law, and relevant legislation.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills and a client-focused attitude.
• Professional industry credentials such as PMP, P.Eng., CET, BET or similar industry-recognized designation.
• Experience in fostering long-term client relationships and collaborating with community governments and Indigenous groups.

What you can expect:

• An opportunity to truly impact our communities.
• A flexible work environment.
• A comprehensive onboarding experience.
• Significant professional development, training, and a mentorship program.
• A paid volunteer day.
• An environment where people feel welcome, heard and included, regardless of their differences.
• And much more!

Join our team of difference-makers and help shape the growth of dynamic communities.