Temporary Works Coordinator

Atlas Systems; Pickering; On-site; CAD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading construction firm specializing in major civil engineering works is seeking a Temporary Works Coordinator in Ontario. The candidate must have a degree in civil or structural engineering, along with 5 to 10 years of experience in the civil construction industry. This role includes overseeing temporary works to ensure safety and compliance with regulations. The position offers a competitive salary ranging from CAD 85,000 to CAD 110,000, depending on experience, with additional benefits including vacation days and health insurance.

Benefits

Annual bonuses

Group Health Insurance

Wellness spending account

Career development opportunities

4 vacation weeks & 3 emergency/sickness days paid

Qualifications

• A minimum of 5-10 years' experience in large infrastructure projects.
• Possesses a formal health and safety qualification, such as a Nebosh Construction Certificate.
• Must have formal Temporary Works Coordinator training.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and oversee temporary works activities.
• Ensure compliance with safety and health regulations.
• Organize inspections of temporary works before and during usage.

Skills

Degree in civil / structural engineering

5-10 years experience in civil construction

Ontario Professional Engineer

Health and safety qualification

Strong interpersonal skills

Pragmatic problem solving

Good listening skills

Team-oriented

Education

Degree in civil / structural engineering

Job description

JANIN ATLAS, a subsidiary of VINCI Construction Grands Projets, part of the VINCI Group, construction worldwide leader, specialized in the design and construction of major civil engineering and building works in Canada is hiring a Temporary Works Coordinator.

What is the project?

The Pickering Nuclear Generating Station refurbishment program involves designing and building a new deep-water intake in Lake Ontario to improve the plant's cooling system. This will involve:

• A5 km-long tunnel, built by a pressurized TBM (10.15 m diameter slurry TBM);
• Two vertical shafts (onshore and offshore);
• An offshore modular intake structure, resting on the lake bed.

The project is distinguished by its proximity to an active nuclear site, requiring rigorous standards of safety, planning and coordination.

What you will do:

The Temporary Works Coordinator is responsible for coordinating, controlling, and overseeing all temporary works activities on the project to ensure they are designed, implemented, inspected, used, and dismantled safely and in compliance with BS 5975:2019, project specifications, and Canadian health and safety legislation.

Concretely, your tasks will be

Temporary Work Management

• Implement, maintain and train the Temporary Works Procedure in line with BS 5975:2019.
• Coordinate all temporary works from concept through design, installation, use, modification, and removal.
• Maintain the Temporary Works Register, ensuring all items are correctly classified, tracked, and authorized.
• Ensure appropriate Temporary Works Categories are assigned and approved.

Design & Technical Coordination

• Identify temporary works requirements during planning and construction phases.
• Ensure temporary works designs are prepared by competent designers and independently checked as required.
• Liaise with designers, engineers, subcontractors, and suppliers to resolve technical issues.
• Confirm design assumptions are communicated and complied with on site.

Inspection and Authorization

• Organize and supervise the inspections generally carried out before the temporary works are taken into service and during usage of these temporary works until safe dismantle and verify that temporary works are constructed in accordance with approved designs before use.
• Ensure acceptance is not given until corrective action is carried out if discrepancy was detected between the drawings and erection during inspection.
• Arrange and document inspections at key stages.

Site Safety and Compliance

• Ensure temporary works comply with project safety plans, provincial OH&S regulations, and environmental requirements.
• Participate in risk assessments, method statements, and job hazard analyses related to temporary works.
• Stop or suspend temporary works activities if unsafe conditions or non-compliance are identified.

Your skills:

• Degree in civil / structural engineering.
• 5-10 years experience in the civil construction industry with large infrastructure projects and significant exposure to Temporary Works.
• Ontario Professional Engineer (ideally both civil & mechanical, or one of the two with experience in the other).
• Possesses a formal health and safety qualification (e.g. Nebosh Construction Certificate).
• Formal TW Co-ordination training.
• Strong interpersonal skills.
• Ability to planning and take pragmatic approaches to problem resolution.
• A good listener and agile communicator with a practical view of safety and an understanding of others needs/requirements.
• Team-oriented with the ability to self-motivate.

What do we have to provide:

• Annual gross compensation ranging from CAD 85,000 to CAD 110,000 depending on experience and profile.

• 4 vacation weeks & 3 emergency/sickness days paid;
• Annual bonuses;
• Group Health Insurance (premium participation including virtual health care system);
• Wellness spending account;
• Career development opportunities;
• A cosmopolite and inclusive work environment;
• Attractive and challenging project.

About Janin Atlas:

Subsidiary of the VINCI Group, Janin Atlas is involved in large-scale construction and civil engineering projects in Canada. The headquarter of Janin Atlas is based in Montréal, Québec. We are currently involved in three major construction projects in Ontario valued at several billion Canadian dollars.

• The construction of the subway line south in Toronto, involving a six-kilometer tunnel and associated excavation work. The project includes the design, construction, and handover of all tunnels (twin tubes of 6 km each), 7 stations (turnkey for: 1 at-grade station and 6 underground stations) and civil engineering works.

• Extension of the Confederation Line in Ottawa, one of the components of Phase 2 of the city's O-Train system, which includes the design, construction, and financing of 27.5 km of light rail infrastructure. The work also includes 4 kilometers of cut-and-cover tunnels, 20 engineering structures, 16 stations and a light maintenance facility.

• The Pickering Nuclear Generating Station refurbishment program includes the design and construction of a new deep water intake in Lake Ontario to improve the plant's cooling system. This project will include a 1.5 km long tunnel, excavated by a pressurized tunnel boring machine (10.15 m diameter slurry), two vertical shafts (onshore and offshore), and a modular offshore intake structure, resting on the lakebed. This project is notable for its proximity to an active nuclear site, requiring rigorous standards of safety, planning, and coordination.

At Janin Atlas, we believe that diversity is a source of wealth and strength. We are committed to creating an inclusive working environment where every individual is valued and respected. We strongly encourage applications from members of Aboriginal communities and strive to ensure fair and respectful employment opportunities. We recognise the unique contributions of indigenous peoples and are committed to supporting their professional development. By joining our team, you will be part of a company that celebrates diversity and actively works to promote inclusion.