Construction Inspector, Rail and Transit

Overview

Inspect and ensure compliance of transit construction projects for TTC in Toronto

Key Responsibilities

• progress reporting
• inspection support
• safety enforcement
• stakeholder liaison
• construction inspection
• quality assurance

Tasks

-Enhance the world around you - from the environment to the highways, to the buildings and the terrain, WSP is the fabric of Canada. -Prepare detailed daily, weekly, and monthly progress reports; issue and follow up on Contract Deficiency Reports. -Provide inspection support across structural, civil, architectural, mechanical, electrical, and roofing disciplines; interpret drawings and specifications accurately. -Act promptly on safety, security, operational, or regulatory violations to minimize risks and customer inconvenience. -Serve as liaison between contractors, TTC staff, municipalities, utilities, and external agencies to ensure smooth project execution. -Oversee and conduct inspections on construction projects for TTC, including station upgrades, accessibility improvements, second exits, fire ventilation systems, track work, subway yards, and bus facilities. -Monitor contractor obligations and client responsibilities; assist with the administration and quality control of constructed products. -Verify materials and methods to meet contract specifications and safety standards; monitor quality assurance throughout the project.

Requirements

• 3+ years
• reading drawings
• transit
• schedule monitoring
• construction knowledge
• engineering degree

What You Bring

-Minimum 3 years of directly related experience in the inspection of large, multi-discipline and/or heavy construction capital projects. -Proficient at reading drawings and schematics. -Experience with transportation infrastructure projects (e.g. subway, light rail, bus garage) with a transit agency (e.g. TTC, Metrolinx) is preferred. -Experience in monitoring the progress of construction activities against the Contract Baseline for schedule and cost. -Sound knowledge of construction inspection and management principles, practices and techniques, as well as knowledge of construction products, materials and equipment. -Completion of a University or College program in a relevant engineering discipline (Civil, Structural, Architectural, Electrical, or Mechanical).

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Benefits

-Outstanding career opportunities - we're growing and pushing ourselves every day to be greater than yesterday - we're open to your ideas and trying new things.

About Wsp

-Partners with clients to create sustainable, efficient, and resilient solutions. -Known for iconic projects like the One World Trade Center and London's Crossrail. -Provides cutting-edge services in transportation, energy, water, and commercial developments. -Blends technical expertise with deep industry knowledge to solve complex challenges globally.

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