Technical Specialist, Project Management

Defence Construction Canada; Ottawa; On-site; USD 91,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Technical Specialist in Project Management to provide expert support for infrastructure and environmental projects. This pivotal role involves managing projects from initiation to closure, ensuring compliance with quality standards, and collaborating with stakeholders. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in project and risk management, with a college diploma or university degree in engineering or a related field. Join a dynamic team that values diversity and offers flexible work options, along with comprehensive benefits including health coverage and wellness allowances.

Benefits

Pension plan

Health coverage

Dental coverage

Wellness allowances

Mental health services

Travel benefits

Flexible work options

Qualifications

• Minimum five years' relevant experience in project management.
• Knowledge of environmental and construction services best practices.

Responsibilities

• Manage projects from initiation to closure, ensuring quality standards.
• Coordinate with Client-Partner representatives and manage project risks.

Skills

Knowledge of real property legislation

Understanding of project management principles

Proficiency in project management software

Education

College diploma in engineering

University degree in related field

Tools

Project management software

Job description

Technical Specialist, Project Management

Job ID:

99483

Job Type:

Full Time

Category:

Procurement

Posted:

2025-05-02

Location:

National Capital Region, ON | Canada

Job Views:

4

Salary:

USD $91,826 - $119,370

Job Description:

This role at Defence Construction Canada involves providing program and project management services to support infrastructure and environmental projects. The Technical Specialist acts as a technical expert, supporting complex projects, conducting research, and providing technical advice to Client-Partners.

Responsibilities:

1. Research, prepare, and present documentation for projects (approvals, statements of work, budgets, policies).
2. Manage projects from initiation to closure, including construction, recapitalization, and environmental assessments.
3. Support project approval processes through business case development and documentation.
4. Coordinate with Client-Partner representatives.
5. Participate in procurement planning and prepare tender documents.
6. Coordinate activities of consultants.
7. Represent the project director or manager within delegated authority.
8. Update project databases.
9. Monitor project schedules and budgets.
10. Support business development activities.
11. Maintain relationships with stakeholders.
12. Ensure quality standards are met.
13. Manage project risks.

Skills and Qualifications:

• Knowledge of real property, environmental, and construction services legislation and best practices.
• Understanding of project and risk management principles.
• Minimum college diploma in engineering, architecture, or related field with five years' relevant experience; a university degree and additional training are preferred.
• Proficiency in computer software and project management techniques.

Working Conditions:

• Office environment with occasional travel and site work requiring safety equipment.

Benefits:

Includes pension, health and dental coverage, wellness allowances, mental health services, travel benefits, and flexible work options.

Additional Information:

Applicants must be Canadian Citizens or permanent residents and able to obtain security clearance. DCC values diversity and encourages applications from all qualified individuals. Accommodation requests are considered.