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PACT (Pearson Accelerator Construction Team) seeks a Quality Coordinator to support the Quality Manager in ensuring adherence to ESA and GTAA quality standards across Airfield Electrical & Civil sub-programs. You will handle ITPs, NCRs, and test records while coordinating documentation with crews and inspectors.
You bring a diploma in engineering technology or Red Seal, with 3–5 years of QA/coordination experience in industrial projects, and strong MS Office/SharePoint skills for documentation
PACT (Pearson Accelerator Construction Team) is a General Partnership of Alberici, Amico, Kenaidan, and Obayashi, supported by design partners Egis, Mott MacDonald, and Weston Williamson + Partners. Together, we are delivering Accelerator, a major program of Pearson LIFT (Long-term Investment in Facilities and Terminals), Toronto Pearson's infrastructure development plan. This multi-year program is designed to address immediate passenger growth demands while preparing Canada’s largest airport for the future of air travel—including critical upgrades to airfield and infrastructure, greenhouse gas reduction initiatives, modernization of Terminals 1 and 3, and the creation of a world-class passenger experience.
The Quality Coordinator supports the Quality Manager in implementing quality assurance activities across assigned project areas within the Airfield Electrical & Civil Sub-Program. This role focuses on ensuring that documentation, materials, and construction activities conform to approved standards, designs, and codes, particularly under ESA requirements. The role combines strong electrical or civil technical knowledge with documentation and communication skills to maintain compliance and project integrity.
Based at project offices in Mississauga, with frequent visits to airside and terminal construction zones. Full-time, Monday to Friday, approx. 8:00am–5:00pm (1-hour lunch or as agreed). RAIC clearance and Criminal Background Check are mandatory due to airport security requirements.