Some work may be located on construction sites; incumbent may occasionally be required to wear basic safety equipment
Conduct site, regional and national training
Provide functional advice and guidance to employees and the Client-Partners
Lead the delivery of project and program management services within the performance domains of stakeholder, team, development approach & life cycle, planning, project work, delivery, measurement, and uncertainty
Support and/or lead business development activities, ensuring that PPM service line specific activities are considered when responding to Client-Partner requests
Apply and promote project and program management principles
Develop and maintain effective relationships within DCC, and with industry, the Client-Partners and/or stakeholders
Ensure quality standards are met, in line with corporate and Client-Partner expectations
Provide PPM service line input to service level arrangements
Integrate other service line and security considerations to ensure successful planning of projects and programs
Ensure dissemination and understanding of PPM service line communications within project and/or program teams
Lead the delivery of program management services within the program management activities of integration, communications, change, financial, information, procurement, quality, resource, risk, schedule, and scope at the site level or at the project and program level
Exercise leadership and influence decision making in a matrix environment
Evaluate, upon request, job candidates’ PPM technical capabilities
Apply and promote project and program management principles of stewardship, team, stakeholders, value, systems thinking, leadership, tailoring, quality, complexity, risk, adaptability, and change
Lead project and program teams and collaborate with others
Monitor service line competencies of project and program team members, identify and develop training requirements and implement training to achieve delivery standards
Lead and manage direct and indirect reports
Participate in national and regional service line initiatives
Coordinate planning and project and program work with Client-Partner representatives
Assist business units with needs assessment and resource planning
Perform human resources functions (e.g. coach, supervise, mentor, plan and allocate resources, manage performance)
Requirements
engineering degree
8 years
project management
leadership
problem solving
innovation
Demonstrate good judgement, strong business acumen, and human resources management and problem-solving skills
previous employment
Minimum: university degree in engineering, architecture or related field with eight years’ relevant experience, or the equivalent
Preferred: project and program management certification
Demonstrate proven leadership communication and interpersonal skills, including communicating with diverse audiences and in a manner that contributes to the success of the site, project and/or program
Be innovative and risk-tolerant in the context of knowledge-based decision making and principles-based service delivery
Benefits
criminal record checks
Maternity and parental leave top-up plan to 93% of regular gross earnings for up to 37 weeks
$400 wellness allowance to help cover expenses such as a gym membership
Public-service pension
Life, accidental-death, and short-term disability insurance
Typical office environment with routine travel
Comprehensive vacation and other paid-leave plans, along with deluxe travel benefit plans
Flexible workplace options, including $400 allowance every two years, to support working from home
100% employer-paid annual sick leave, and health and dental premiums
$1,500 for mental health services on top of regular $1,500 paramedical coverage
Telus Virtual Health Care and $750 Health Care Spending Account for some expenses not covered under provincial plans
Enhanced inConfidence employee and family assistance program
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
minimum reliability or secret security clearance required; involves reference inquiries, qualification verification, criminal record checks, credit checks, and fingerprints.
requires five years of verifiable background information for reliability clearance or ten years for secret clearance.
the security screening includes reference checks, previous employment verification, open source checks, and credit/financial status assessments.
Founded to serve the construction needs of the Canadian Armed Forces and the Department of National Defence.
Manages a wide array of construction and infrastructure projects across Canada.
Specializes in designing and delivering facilities, buildings, and utilities for national defence operations.
Operates in diverse sectors including infrastructure, buildings, transportation, utilities, and heavy civil works.
Has delivered projects in remote locations, ensuring the highest standards for military operations and safety.
Known for managing large-scale, complex projects that are critical to national security.
Works with military, governmental, and private partners to support the Canadian Defence sector's evolving needs.
Handles the entire lifecycle of projects, from planning and design to construction and maintenance.
Culture + Values
Since 1951
Year Established
The company has consistently supported defence infrastructure and environmental requirements, demonstrating a long-standing commitment to its mission.
Collaboration: Committed to developing collaborative relationships with Client-Partners, industry, employees and other stakeholders. Together, they leverage shared expertise toward common goals.
Competence: Offers a dynamic and inclusive working environment where employee experience, expertise, and diversity enable innovative solutions for client needs.
Fairness: Engages everyone in a fair and ethical manner, embraces equity and inclusion, and advocates for mutual respect and professionalism throughout its business.
Environment + Sustainability
Net-Zero by 2050
Joining Canada's Net-Zero Challenge
Committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
80% GHG Reduction
Supporting DND energy targets
Helping achieve energy reductions for the Department of National Defence.
15.7M CAD Investment
Net-Zero Ready Facility
Constructed a 3,389 m² training facility with geothermal and water treatment.
31% Energy Reduction
Energy Performance at CFB Kingston
Delivered energy savings with significant GHG reductions.
Managed construction of CFB Gagetown Explosive Ordnance Disposal Training Facility (3,389 m², CAD 15.7 million), running almost completely off-grid with geothermal heating, onsite water treatment and septic, net-zero ready.
Since 2018, delivered energy performance contracts at CFB Kingston (31 % energy reduction, ~5,865 tCO₂e fewer emissions), and multiple other bases including Petawawa, Esquimalt, Greenwood and Bagotville.
Under DEES and federal Greening Government Strategy, contributing to national targets: 40 % GHG reduction from real property and light-duty fleets by 2025 and net-zero by 2050.
Tracking and monitoring GHG emissions, reducing contaminated sites via Federal Contaminated Sites Action Plan, plus waste audits and diversion initiatives.
Awarded best practices in environmental sustainability (Real Property Institute of Canada) for net-zero building at CFB Gagetown.
Inclusion & Diversity
April 20, 2021
Diversity Strategy Launch
Company launched Diversity & Inclusion Strategy 2.0 with a five-year roadmap for new initiatives to advance inclusion and acceptance.
41.9% Women
Workforce Representation
Women make up 41.9% of the workforce, reflecting a significant portion of the company's diverse employee base.
$1,000+ Raised
Internlational Cuisine Initiative
International Cuisine lunch/cookbook initiative raised over CAD 1,000 for charity, fostering cultural exchange and community impact.
Indigenous individuals make up 4.5% of the workforce (LMA 3.3%), persons with disabilities 5.7% (LMA 8.5%), and visible minorities 11.3% (LMA 18.0%).
Recognized three years consecutively by Employment and Social Development Canada for its inspirational role model in employment equity; two executives designated as Employment Equity Champions.