Architect - Entry

Architects conceptualize, plan and develop designs for the construction and renovation of commercial, institutional and residential buildings. They are employed by architectural firms, private corporations and governments or self-employed. Architects lead specialist consultants to ensure that a complete integrated building is designed and constructed.

Architect - Experienced

Architects conceptualize, plan and develop designs for the construction and renovation of commercial, institutional and residential buildings. They are employed by architectural firms, private corporations and governments or self-employed. Architects lead specialist consultants to ensure that a complete integrated building is designed and constructed.

Architecture Technologist - Entry

Architectural technologists work closely with architects, helping to ensure that their designs develop into fully operational structures. Architectural technologists develop architectural designs with computer-aided design (CAD). They examine and apply building codes, by-laws, space requirements, site requirements, and other technical documents and reports. Visit building construction sites and make sure that the work is in accordance with the approved drawings. Architectural Technologists are employed by architectural firms, private corporations and governments or they may be self-employed.

Architecture Technologist - Experienced

Architectural technologists work closely with architects, helping to ensure that their designs develop into fully operational structures. Architectural technologists develop architectural designs with computer-aided design (CAD). Examine and apply building codes, by-laws, space requirements, site requirements, and other technical documents and reports. Visit building construction sites and make sure that the work is in accordance with the approved drawings. Architectural Technologists are employed by architectural firms, private corporations and governments, or they may be self-employed.

Area Manager & VP of Operations - Experienced

Oversee day-to-day Eastern Ontario operations. Define and implement operations strategy, structure, and processes. Support the quarterly and annual budgeting process and P&L responsibilities. Monitor performance to proactively identify efficiency issues and implement solutions.

Assistant Lab Supervisor - Intermediate

Laboratory supervisors assign and direct the work of the laboratory, monitor lab supplies, update status of job processes and identify and recommend improvements to processes and to procedures.

Assistant Project Manager - Entry

Assistant project managers assist project managers in the overall planning and schedule of the project including monitoring and reporting. Manage and coordinate potential project concerns and risks on the assigned project and develop a plan to mitigate risks.

Assistant Project Manager - Entry

An assistant project manager's responsibilities are to manage relationships with key stakeholders, create benchmarks for success and deliverables (including managing budgets) and plan work assignments that meet deadlines requirements while considering changes in budget or scope during the execution of the contract. They work directly with project managers, typically as direct reports, to support projects as needed.

Assistant Project Manager - Entry

Assistant project managers plan, organize and oversee drywall subcontracting construction projects from start to finish according to project scope, schedule, specifications and budget. They also liaise, consult and communicate closely with stakeholders, general contractors, engineers, suppliers and site personnel.

Assistant Project Manager - Entry

As assistant project manager, they are responsible for managing and updating the content of the project management platform. Their role includes preparing and monitoring technical issues related to plans and quotes, as well as transmitting change requests and site directives to subcontractors.

Assistant Project Manager - Entry

Assistant project managers assist project managers in the overall planning and schedule of the project including monitoring and reporting. Manage and coordinate potential project concerns and risks on the assigned project and develop a plan to mitigate risks.

Assistant Project Manager - Experienced

As assistant project manager, they monitor changes, subcontractor contracts, start-up meetings and manage change prices.

Assistant Site Superintendent - Intermediate

Assistant Site Superintendents manage company functions, including serving as management representative with staff and clients. They monitor construction budget and expenses, oversee on-site workers, coordination of daily on-site activities and planning and implementing work schedules.

Building Inspector - Entry

Building inspectors (or "building officials") inspect the construction and maintenance of new and existing buildings to ensure the specifications and building codes are met. They are employed by federal, provincial and municipal governments or construction companies to handle the building code enforcement and city by-laws or policies.

Building Official Intern - Entry

Responsible for the delivery of technical services related to the enforcement of the provincial building code act and all applicable laws (federal, provincial and municipal) ensuring the minimum standards for public health, life safety, environment and structural sufficiency are met in the design and construction of buildings in the City of Ottawa.

Building Systems Manager - Intermediate

District Building Systems Managers act as a subject matter expert responsible for all district projects and pursuits related to managing the building systems team and/or department for varying project types. Manages project teams for all building systems activities in dealings with owners, architects, design consultants, authorities having jurisdictions, and trade contractors. Supports on estimating, budgets, legal matters, claims, administration issues, and outstanding legacy issues.

Cabinet Installer - Entry

Responsible to measure each installation area, prepare surfaces and install cabinets according to specifications. Personnel have experience using hand and power tools, a valid drivers license, and their duties include installing cabinets according to written or verbal instructions, cut or build cabinets to fit each space, follow plans to ensure quality of installation.

Cabinetmaker - Entry

As a cabinetmaker and business owner, Will is responsible for meeting with clients and educating them on materials and design choices. He takes measurements and create kitchen layouts and builds cabinets, counters and more to specific measurements. He delivers and installs the products at the client's location and makes adjustments as needed.

Cabinetmaker - Experienced

Responsible for safely using hand tools, table saws, routers, clamps and other equipment to build custom millwork pieces to customer specifications and shop drawings. This includes checking all materials and calculations to ensure alignment of doors, hinges, and panels. Must be exact in measurements and markings so materials are used efficiently.

CAD Draftsperson - Intermediate

CAD draftspeople can hold career titles like project coordinator or manager and work with architectual drawings and estimator sheets to produce shop drawings for review and approval by architects. Once the drawings are reviewed, they produce fabrication drawings for the factory and ordering materials to custom shapes and sizes for the project.

Carpenter - Experienced

Carpenter duties include the construction, installation, maintenance/repair of structures and components of structures made of all types of modern day building materials. They are responsible for being able to read and interpret building plans/blueprints, doing the layout using measuring and layout tools. Working is done with the help of the provincial Building Code. Carpenters are responsible for measuring, cutting, fitting and installation of building materials. Installation of wood doors, steel doors and trim items such as stairs, mouldings and hardware.

Carpenter - Intermediate

A carpenter builds the formwork for the slabs, walls, beams and columns. They measure, trace and assembles the formwork materials. They install footbridges, installs anchors, stops slabs and installs casting joints and participate in concrete pours. The carpenter may be required to do any other task related to the trade.

Carpenter - Intermediate

Carpenter duties include the construction, installation, maintenance/repair of structures and components of structures made of all types of modern day building materials. They are responsible for being able to read and interpret building plans/blueprints, doing the layout using measuring and layout tools. Working is done with the help of the provincial Building Code. Carpenters are responsible for measuring, cutting, fitting and installation of building materials. Installation of wood doors, steel doors and trim items such as stairs, mouldings and hardware.

Carpenter Foreman - Intermediate

The carpenter foreman works in close collaboration with the site superintendent. He participates in the smooth running of the construction of the project and ensures that he manages/coaches the workers on a daily basis. He actively participates in the construction of the project.

Cementer - Experienced

The cementer polishes concrete slabs. They prepare, place and repair concrete on various surfaces after finally finishing the concrete. The cementer may also perform other tasks related to the trade being done.

Cementer - Experienced

A cementer (or cement worker) polishes concrete slabs, they also prepare, place and repairs concrete on various surfaces. They finish the concrete and participates in concrete pours. The cement worker is also inclined to do other tasks related to the trade.

Civil Engineer - Intermediate

Structural Engineers are responsible for designing, analyzing, and ensuring the safety and stability of structures such as buildings, bridges, dams, and towers. They utilize principles of physics and engineering to determine the best materials and configurations for construction projects, considering factors like load distribution, environmental conditions, and building codes.

Civil Engineer - Intermediate

Lead a team of civil engineers and technicians to support the delivery of projects, both on a technical level as well as an administrative level, such as project budgeting and service proposals. Review project budget reports and schedules to ensure the team can deliver a well designed project on time and budget. Other duties include client relationships, project planning, and produce engineering reports related to servicing, storm water management, and more.

Concrete Repair Labourer Supervisor - Experienced

The concrete repair labourer takes care of making repairs after pouring to deficiencies. He ensures that the product delivered to the customer is impeccable and meets expectations.

Construction Lawyer - Experienced

Litigation lawyers assist companies (including general contractors and subcontractors), businesses and individuals with construction and commercial disputes. Drafting court documents, demand letters and mediation briefs. Analyzing case law from other cases to determine their application to a given case. Evaluating and explaining strengths, weaknesses and risk associated with clients legal and factual circumstances.

Construction Manager - Experienced

Construction Managers plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate the activities of a construction company or a construction department within a company, under the direction of a general manager or other senior management.

Controller - Intermediate

Financial reporting, budgeting (creation and monitoring), oversight/approvals of financial matters, intercompany transactions, government remittances.

Crusher Operator - Entry

Crusher operators set up, operate or tend machines to crush, grind, or polish materials, such as coal, glass, grain, stone, or rubber typically in a quarry. They are responsible for maintaining the roadways, cleaning the plant equipment, operating equipment, performing repairs on the equipment and conducting pre-operational checks on equipment.

Crusher Person - Entry

In a quarry, the crusher person is responsible for maintaining the roadways, cleaning the plant equipment, operating some equipment, performing repairs on the equipment, and conducting pre-operational checks on equipment.

Director of Construction Projects - Experienced

The director of construction projects is actively involved in health, safety and environment matters according to the directive, they prepare the cost control (accounting) and the monthly report, attend and participate in meetings with clients and professionals as well as with sub-contractors, as needed.

Director of Finance - Intermediate

The director of finance is responsible for managing the cash flow, financial forecasting, financial reporting and providing support for estimations.

Director of Operations - Intermediate

A Director of operations oversees the day-to-day activities of a company, ensuring that the business runs efficiently and effectively. They manage and streamline operational processes, develop and implement strategic plans, and oversee various departments to ensure alignment with organizational goals. Key responsibilities include monitoring performance metrics, managing budgets, ensuring regulatory compliance, and optimizing resource allocation. They also collaborate with senior executives to develop business strategies, address operational issues, and drive continuous improvement initiatives. By coordinating with department heads, the Director of Operations ensures smooth workflow, resolves operational problems, and enhances overall productivity and profitability.

Director of Recruitment - Experienced

A director of recruitment and manpower for a construction company is responsible for identifying the worker needs based on the current and incoming construction jobs. They recruit in job fairs and hiring in the Ottawa and surrounding areas. They manage incentive programs for employees and manage current employees.

Drywall Coordinator - Entry

Reporting to a manager, a drywaller works under the construction division completing restoration work for both residential and commercial properties. Job duties include: - Drywall installations: installs drywall to cover walls, ceilings, soffits, shafts, and movable partitions in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings, inclusive of tape, fill and finish ready for paint application. - Measures and marks cutting lines on drywall. - Fits and fastens board into specific position on wall - Coordinates work between job sites.

Electrical Engineer - Experienced

Electrical engineers assess, evaluate, define customer needs and requirements and design electrical systems used to support building spaces and outdoor areas. Their responsibilities include designing electrical power distribution, motor control, fire alarm, lighting and lighting control, security and CCTV, roadway lighting and traffic signalization systems to suit the requirements of the customer and ensure that installations and applications meet customer needs and safety standards.

Electrical Engineer Intern - Entry

Electrical engineering interns support the development and design of electrical power distribution, motor control, fire alarm, lighting and lighting control, security and CCTV, roadway lighting and traffic signalization systems.

Electrical Engineering Technician - Entry

Electrical engineering technologists and technicians work with electrical single line drawings and incorporate them into CAD or 3D imaging formats.

Engineer, Noise & Vibration Division - Experienced

Monitoring services for ground movement during construction. The services related to noise attenuation studies in accordance with municipal bylaws.

Estimator - Entry

Responsible for researching upcoming projects that would be of interest for the company to submit pricing on. Compile a quantity survey of materials for the estimate and apply productivity rates to the specific areas of construction being bid on and submit estimates.

Estimator - Entry

Estimators play a crucial role in our industry, responsible for analyzing project requirements and preparing accurate cost estimates for materials, labor, and other expenses associated with construction projects. Their primary duties include reviewing project plans, specifications, and related documents to understand project scope and requirements. Using their expertise to quantify and analyze project components, including materials, labor, equipment, and subcontractor services, to determine project costs.

Estimator - Entry

Responsible for researching upcoming projects that would be of interest for the company to submit pricing on. Compile a quantity survey of materials for the estimate and apply productivity rates to the specific areas of construction being bid on and submit estimates.

Estimator - Experienced

Estimators play a crucial role in our industry, responsible for analyzing project requirements and preparing accurate cost estimates for materials, labor, and other expenses associated with construction projects. Their primary duties include reviewing project plans, specifications, and related documents to understand project scope and requirements. Using their expertise to quantify and analyze project components, including materials, labor, equipment, and subcontractor services, to determine project costs.

Estimator - Experienced

Responsible for estimating the electrical portion of projects.

Estimator - Experienced

Responsible for researching upcoming projects that would be of interest for the company to submit pricing on. Compile a quantity survey of materials for the estimate. Apply productivity rates to the specific areas of construction being bid on and submit estimates.

Estimator - Experienced

Responsible for researching upcoming projects that would be of interest for the company to submit pricing on. Compile a quantity survey of materials for the estimate and apply productivity rates to the specific areas of construction being bid on and submit estimates.

Estimator - Intermediate

Responsible for researching upcoming projects that would be of interest for the company to submit pricing on. Compile a quantity survey of materials for the estimate and apply productivity rates to the specific areas of construction being bid on and submit estimates.

Estimator - Intermediate

Responsible for researching upcoming projects that would be of interest for the company to submit pricing on. Compile a quantity survey of materials for the estimate and apply productivity rates to the specific areas of construction being bid on and submit estimates. Communicate with subtrades involved in the project as well.

Excavator Operator - Entry

Excavator operators conduct excavation work by operating a shovel that digs the earth and loads and unloads trucks.

Excavator Operator - Experienced

Excavator operators conduct excavation work by operating a shovel that digs the earth and loads and unloads trucks.

Field Coordinator - Entry

Field coordinators are often times located in an office space on a job site to act as the liaison between head office and what's happening on the ground. They communicate with clients and receive feedback regarding the quality of work performed by field service workers.

Field Material Technician - Entry

Field technologists prepare and submit reports based on site visits and provide cost effective material recommendations based on site issues. This includes testing concrete to ensure compliance to the site plans. Supervise and direct construction crews on a day to day basis on projects involving materials. The site visits involve quality control and assurance to aggregates, asphalt, sub-grade and concrete being used by the construction crew.

Field Material Technologist - Entry

Field technologists prepare and submit reports based on site visits and provide cost effective material recommendations based on site issues. This includes testing concrete to ensure compliance to the site plans. Supervise and direct construction crews on a day to day basis on projects involving materials. The site visits involve quality control and assurance to aggregates, asphalt, sub-grade and concrete being used by the construction crew.

Field Project Coordinator - Entry

Field coordinators are often times located in an office-space on a job site to act as the liaison between head office and what's happening on the ground. They communicate with clients and receive feedback regarding the quality of work performed by field service workers.

Field Technician - Entry

Field Technician performing various materials inspections and testing services on a wide range of projects from multi-phase subdivisions through to commercial, small building additions, high rise, infrastructure, heavy industrial and institutional buildings.

Finishing Foreman - Intermediate

The residential home finishing foreman is responsible for overseeing and coordinating the finishing phase of residential construction projects. This role ensures that all finishing tasks are completed to the highest standards of quality and on schedule by managing finishing staff, working with trade partners and ensuring all deadlines are met.

Fire Protection Installer - Experienced

Fire protection includes installing, maintain, inspect, repair and design water sprinkler and fire protection systems. Flow testing is done on fire hydrants. Additional duties for Tyler include job site planning, coordination and problem solving.

Foreman - Experienced

A foreman, or construction foreman, is responsible for overseeing daily operations at a worksite to ensure the completion of projects in a safe and efficient manner. They coordinate daily tasks and delegate individual responsibilities to team members and contractors. Emphasize safe use of tools, machinery and equipment while providing training on safety gear, helmets and procedures.

Foreman - Experienced

The senior general service foreman is responsible for jobsite mobilization and demobilization, ensure work areas are organized and equpped before work commences. They also oversee and coordinate onsite tasks, pickup and delivery of equipment and material.

Foreman - Experienced

A foreman, or Construction Foreman, is responsible for overseeing daily operations at a worksite to ensure the completion of projects in a safe and efficient manner. They coordinate daily tasks and delegate individual responsibilities to team members and contractors. Emphasize safe use of tools, machinery and equipment while providing training on safety gear, helmets and procedures.

Forklift Operator - Experienced

Forklift operators, sometimes referred to as forklift drivers, are logistical workers who operate industrial vehicles in warehouses and factories, at railroad freight centers and ports and on construction sites. They tend to the workers on site.

Geotechnical Engineer - Experienced

Geotechnical engineering is the study of the behaviour of soils under the influence of loading forces and soil-water interactions. This knowledge is applied to the design of foundations, retaining walls, earth dams, clay liners, geosynthetics for waste containment, slope stability assessments, erosion studies and pavement design of roads and airports. Geotechnical engineers are involved with the design of foundations for buildings and bridges, in the design of temporary and permanent excavation supports, for route selection for railways and highways, to the increasingly important areas of landfill disposal of wastes and groundwater contamination.

Geotechnical Project Manager - Entry

Project managers are responsible for coordination of the investigation of projects. They are hired as to complete geotechnical studies, analysis and various engineering related field inspections. Their daily tasks include writing reports and memorandums and assisting senior management within the company.

Geotechnical Project Manager - Entry

Managing field investigations and site inspections for residential, commercial, and high-rise projects in the public and private sectors, both for pre-development and projects under construction. Proposal preparation and overseeing project budgets. Report preparation and preparation of foundation design recommendations, attending meetings, and providing correspondence with clients and staff. Collaborate with other consultants such as civil, structural, and architectural to provide input on designs from a geotechnical perspective.

Glazier - Entry

Glazing apprentices assist in fabrication of aluminum frames and doors. They assist in installation of aluminum frames, doors, door hardware, glazing windows, doors, curtainwall systems.

Glazier - Experienced

Glaziers install glass in windows, skylights and other fixtures in residential, commercial or industrial buildings. Job duties include: read and interpret blueprints and specifications to determine type and thickness of glass, frame, installation procedure and materials required and measure and mark glass and cut glass using glass cutters or computerized cutter.

Glazing Shop Foreman - Intermediate

A glazier foreman oversees all shop fabrication of aluminum windows and curtainwall in the factory. They oversee and manage staff to fabricate drawings from a CAD department. They cut metal so that it can be built into custom sizes per project specifications and ensure proper health and safety is followed in the shop.

Grader - Experienced

Mixes materials and operates a grader and other equipment to spread and level materials such as gravel, stone and dirt to prep and construct roads. In this role, their responsibilities includes raking, setting up fences, marking utilities, shoveling, etc.

Health & Safety Coordinator - Entry

Health and safety coordinators work to ensure all workers within their company on a construction site are working safely. They check if they are wearing their personal protection equipment (PPE) properly, they give safety talks and check their pre-site inspection (PSI) and more.

Health & Safety Environment Manager - Experienced

Health and safety environmental managers influence and oversee the development, implementation and monitoring of project and district health, safety, and environmental programs.

Health & Safety Officer - Entry

Occupational health and safety specialists review, evaluate and monitor health and safety hazards and develop strategies to prevent, control and eliminate accidents and occupational injuries. They inspect the workplace environments, equipment and practices to ensure compliance with organization and government environment, health and safety standards and regulations. They are employed throughout the public and private sectors.

Health & Safety Officer - Experienced

Occupational health and safety specialists review, evaluate and monitor health and safety hazards and develop strategies to prevent, control and eliminate accidents and occupational injuries. They inspect the workplace environments, equipment and practices to ensure compliance with organization and government environment, health and safety standards and regulations. They are employed throughout the public and private sectors.

Heavy Equipment Operator - Entry

Heavy equipment operators operate heavy equipment used in the construction and maintenance of roads, bridges, airports, gas and oil pipelines, tunnels, buildings and other structures; in surface mining and quarrying activities; and in material handling work. They are employed by construction companies, heavy equipment contractors, public works departments and pipeline, logging, cargo-handling and other companies.

Heavy Equipment Technician - Intermediate

A heavy equipment mechanic technician oversees the maintenance and repair of heavy machinery and equipment used in construction and mining. This position plays a vital role in the smooth functioning of the shop, ensuring that materials, equipment, and personnel are effectively managed to support all projects successes.

Human Resources Advisor - Entry

Human resources participate in the entire recruitment process. Human resources creates employee files, monitors daily absences and ensures that company policies are respected by everyone. They also get involved in various corporate events.

Human Resources Professional - Experienced

Human resource professionals will lead and direct the routine functions of the Human Resources (HR) department including hiring, interviewing and onboarding staff. Managing leaves of absences, creating and enforcing company policies and practices, all matters related to employee relations and performance management as well as terminations and exists.

ICT Specialist - Intermediate

Integrated Construction Technology Specialists execute Integrated Construction Technology (ICT) activities at a project level and/or for project pursuits. This includes managing coordination meetings, directing trades, and managing integrated construction processes on a project.

Installer - Entry

Assist in installing, maintaining, and repairing tangible items, such as furniture, fixtures, and equipment, using tools and machines. Use power tools, hand tools, pneumatic tools, and hand tools to install, maintain, and repair tangible items.

Insurance Broker - Intermediate

Andrew is the Vice President, surety division, for Ontario and is responsible for surety bond facility management, negotiation of bonding terms, liaise with surety underwriting partners and risk management consulting.

Insurance Broker - Intermediate

Insurance brokers help their clients with insurance procurement and consulting for risk management. Their education can be flexible with personnel having a background with a high school diploma and years of experience, post-secondary education at the college or university level along with certificate for their registered insurance brokers license (RIBO).

Interior Designer - Entry

An interior designer is a professional who uses design—through functionality, materiality, safety and building codes, and much more—to support the human experience. An interior designer is a design professional who, among other things, provides services to embellish and enhance the quality, conditions, and programming of spatial and decorative environments to make a space and living better. An interior designer has many specialist areas to pick from such as functional programming, space planning and furniture selection.

Interior Designer - Experienced

An interior designer is a professional who uses design—through functionality, materiality, safety and building codes, and much more—to support the human experience. An interior designer is a design professional who, among other things, provides services to embellish and enhance the quality, conditions, and programming of spatial and decorative environments to make a space and living better. An interior designer has many specialist areas to pick from such as functional programming, space planning and furniture selection.

Labourer - Intermediate

Labourers have many different tasks on a job site depending on the company they work for. Their duties include operate machinery, build containment, remove concrete and other material with proper tools and help to train apprentices.

Labourer - Intermediate

Labourers work on a variety of construction sites, quarries, pits etc. In this role, their responsibilities includes raking, setting up fences, marking utilities, shoveling, etc.

Labourer - Intermediate

The labourer removes formwork from concrete structures. Participates in concrete pours. Participates in loading and unloading construction materials. May signal the crane. May operate a forklift. Labourers may be called upon to perform other related tasks.

Landscape Architect - Experienced

Landscape architects design the aesthetic layout of parks and green areas around private and public places. They can also be hired privately to design the landscaping of homes and gardens. Landscape architects also may work in the environmental field designing conservation lands, such as wetlands, and participating in historical restoration endeavors. A landscape architect will work with clients to meet the vision they have for their outdoor space. They can choose to specialize in specific fields such as theme parks, water parks, golf courses, zoos or equestrian park design. Landscape architects often work and collaborate with engineers, architects and other professionals. You can learn more through the Ontario Association of Landscape Architects.

Landscape Designer - Intermediate

Landscape designers design the aesthetic layout of parks and green areas around private and public places. They can also be hired privately to design the landscaping of homes and gardens. Landscape architects also may work in the environmental field designing conservation lands, such as wetlands, and participating in historical restoration endeavors. A landscape architect will work with clients to meet the vision they have for their outdoor space. They can choose to specialize in specific fields such as theme parks, water parks, golf courses, zoos or equestrian park design. Landscape designers often work and collaborate with engineers, architects, surveyors, community planners, biologists, foresters and other professionals.

Lead Hand - Experienced

A lead hand oversees a team assigned to them and coordinates tasks. They act as intermediaries between employees and supervisors and typically work in large organizations.

Lead Service Technician - Experienced

As the lead service technician, their role is to service modular office units, do minor electrical modifications, framing, flooring, installing windows/doors, tiling, setting up custom floor plans for costumers, cleaning, taking care of the yard, moving trailers with a forklift.

Lighting Specialist - Intermediate

The specialist role involves being a technical resource to the clientele and sales staff, supporting any lighting and lighting control work that goes through the branch. This includes technical lighting design, implementation and upkeep of stocking programs, project bidding, and sales coordination with a lighting and controls focus.

Lighting Supplier - Experienced

Works closely with consulting professionals, local or federal governments, contractors and allied partners to supply various lighting products. Building and maintaining strong relationships with customers and provide solution-oriented recommendations and price proposals on lighting offers and working closely to offer support.

Mason - Entry

A brick and stone mason builds and repairs all masonry components such as brick, insulation, ties, concrete block, stone, and granite. A brick and stone mason often work on industrial, commercial, institutional and residential buildings.

Mason - Intermediate

As a bricklayer/mason, your duties may include laying bricks, stone or similar materials to build residential/commercial chimneys and fireplaces, patios, walls or walkways, laying firebricks to line industrial chimneys and smokestacks and cutting and trimming bricks using hand and power tools. Tessa is also the operations manager where she oversees training apprentices, estimating projects, leading project execution and ensuring client satisfaction. I play a pivotal role in training apprentices, providing essential skills for our workforce's development. Handling estimates, I meticulously assess project requirements for accurate pricing. Once projects commence, I lead execution, coordinating tasks, resources, and schedules to ensure timely completion. Regular client communication is key to address concerns promptly and maintain satisfaction. Overall, my role encompasses training, estimating, project leadership, and client management, ensuring Integrity Masonry consistently delivers exceptional results.

Mechanical Designer - Entry

A mechanical designer develops building plans for heating, cooling, air condition, ventilation, plumbing and fire protections systems. Their primary duties include load calculations, equipment selections, specification editing, and drawing production.

Mechanical Engineer - Experienced

Mechanical engineers in the HVAC industry research, design and develop components and systems for heating, ventilating and air conditioning, plumbing, fire protections in buildings and structures. They also perform duties related to the evaluation, installation, operation and maintenance of mechanical systems. Mechanical engineers at higher levels are often managers. They are employed by consulting firms, contractors, building owners, or they may be self-employed.

Mechanical Engineer - Experienced

Mechanical engineers research, design and develop machinery and systems for heating, ventilating and air conditioning, power generation, transportation, processing and manufacturing. They also perform duties related to the evaluation, installation, operation and maintenance of mechanical systems. They are employed by consulting firms, by power-generating utilities and in a wide range of manufacturing, processing and transportation industries, or they may be self-employed.

Noise & Vibration Specialist - Entry

A Noise and Vibration Specialist works with blasting, demolition, and construction projects to ensure the work on-site is within safe and tolerable limits for the surrounding buildings/structures. A specialist prepares monitoring programs and plans for overpressure, vibrations, and noise produced by construction work.

Office Administrator - Entry

An office administrator's duties include produce and send invoices to clients, process and deposit receivables, maintain client databases and track accounts to oversee the invoicing workflow. Manage overdue client accounts and send payment reminders. Manage, gather and enter various data used to set revenue & expenditure targets. Produce various reports such as employee logged hour reports & financial reports. Monitor employee training requirements and schedule training when required. Perform hiring duties such as managing job postings, screening candidates and scheduling interviews. Manage and update company website as needed. Coordinate with IT when office technology malfunctions or needs to be replaced/upgraded.

Operations Director - Experienced

The Operations Director helps develop the site plan, helps develop the schedule and discusses the sequence of work with major subcontractors. During construction, the responsibilities are: participate and ensure the game plan established during the estimation period, technical support throughout construction, ensure that we follow the planned schedule and establish the game plan in order to get there.

Operations Manager - Entry

An operations supervisor oversees the office and site operations to ensure the smooth workflow of projects. This includes communicating with project teams to address requirements and challenges.

Painter - Experienced

Prepares and conditions the surfaces of all structures, and covers them with one or several layers of film-forming compounds, covers wall surfaces with wallpaper or any similar material, does all other work involving installation of bracing, angle irons, and accessories, as well as filling wallboard joints.

Painter - Experienced

Prepares and conditions the surfaces of all structures, and covers them with one or several layers of film-forming compounds, covers wall surfaces with wallpaper or any similar material, does all other work involving installation of bracing, angle irons, and accessories, as well as filling wallboard joints.

Paver - Entry

Uses specialized machines to spread asphalt over a surface. Their duties involve working on roads or highways during initial construction or resurfacing projects. Pavers must be able to operate equipment and adequately mix and spread materials so the road surface is level and of the proper consistency. They inspect the prepared area before beginning paving, and must be able to maintain correct speed and move the paving machine in a straight line so as to not waste materials during paving.

Paver - Experienced

Uses specialized machines to spread asphalt over a surface. Their duties involve working on roads or highways during initial construction or resurfacing projects. Pavers must be able to operate equipment and adequately mix and spread materials so the road surface is level and of the proper consistency. They inspect the prepared area before beginning paving, and must be able to maintain correct speed and move the paving machine in a straight line so as to not waste materials during paving.

Pipefitter - Intermediate

Fire protection includes installing, maintain, inspect, repair and design water sprinkler and fire protection systems.

Pipefitter - Intermediate

Fire protection includes installing, maintain, inspect, repair and design water sprinkler and fire protection systems.

Plumber & Foreman - Intermediate

Plumbers install, repair and maintain pipes, fixtures and other plumbing equipment used for water distribution and waste water disposal in residential, commercial and industrial buildings. In this case, plumber foremen are responsible for scheduling, coordinating and supervising the work of site operatives and ensuring all work is delivered safely on time and within budget.

Plumber - Entry

Plumbers install, repair and maintain piping, fittings and other plumbing equipment used for water distribution and wastewater disposal in private homes and commercial and industrial buildings. They work for plumbing contractors, in maintenance departments of various factories and other establishments or they may be self-employed. Tasks and functions include reading plans, drawings and technical specifications to determine the layout of piping, water supply and sewer and drainage networks, install, repair and maintain accessories and piping installations in residences and commercial and industrial buildings and prepare quotes, if necessary.

Plumber - Intermediate

Plumbers install, repair and maintain pipes, fixtures and other plumbing equipment used for water distribution and waste water disposal in residential, commercial and industrial buildings. In this case, plumber foremen are responsible for scheduling, coordinating and supervising the work of site operatives and ensuring all work is delivered safely on time and within budget.

President & Company Owner - Experienced

A company owner and president create, communicate and implement the organization's vision, mission and overall direction. They conduct hiring and terminating staff and manage all employees of the company.

Program Manager - Experienced

Developing and monitoring operating budgets and managing the program's team, including hiring, termination, performance management and staff discipline, as needed. They direct the implementation of division strategies and the operations of the work unit, including organization structure and job design. They are responsible for resolving complex technical issues and accountable for ensuring compliance with the provincial building code act.

Project Assistant - Entry

The project assistant ensures compliance with planning, the schedule, monitoring employee productivity, and monitoring site progress. They update the project activity planning calendar. She prepares the various orders for materials and monitors deliveries. She prepares daily, weekly and monthly drawings. She compares the construction plans. It tracks employee activities and records their hours. She assists and helps the project superintendent with his daily tasks. She ensures liaison and communication between the site and management team.

Project Coordinator - Intermediate

Oversee the different stages of the construction process and ensure that a construction team completes a building project within a set timeline and budget. Project coordinators manage milestones and liaise between contractors and project owners to ensure that the project proceeds as planned. They communicate project plans and work with other engineers to establish building plans, allocate material and labour costs, and set timelines.

Project Director - Experienced

The Project Director develops comprehensive project plans, including timelines, budgets and necessary resources. He oversees all phases of the project, from initial design to completion, ensuring compliance with local regulations and safety standards. He mentors and collaborates with a team of construction professionals, including superintendents, project teams and subcontractors.

Project Manager & Estimator - Entry

The project manager's responsibilities are to manage relationships with key stakeholders, create benchmarks for success and deliverables (including managing budgets) and plan work assignments that meet deadlines requirements while considering changes in budget or scope during the execution of the contract. Estimating involves researching upcoming project that would be of interest for the company to submit pricing on and compile a quantity survey of materials for the estimate.

Project Manager & Estimator - Intermediate

As a project manager and estimator for a sub-trade company (caulking), you are leading and overseeing construction projects and communicating with engineers and architects to develop a plan and create a project time frame. Other job responsibilities are to distribute resource and ensure timely completion of each project.

Project Manager - Entry

Logistical support to ensure the smooth running of activities on site (progress of building mechanics projects, orders, planning, providing information). Responsible for the documentation required for the progress of a construction project (RFI, site directives, coordination plan). Take care of all CAD plans (modification of engineering plans for site adaptation and for sleeving) and coordination between the different mechanic trades.

Project Manager - Experienced

The construction project manager's responsibilities are to manage relationships with key stakeholders, create benchmarks for success and deliverables (including managing budgets) and plan work assignments that meet deadlines requirements while considering changes in budget or scope during the execution of the contract.

Project Manager - Intermediate

A Project Manager oversees the planning, execution and delivery of construction projects, ensuring compliance with deadlines, budget and quality standards.

Project Manager - Intermediate

The construction project manager's responsibilities are to manage relationships with key stakeholders, create benchmarks for success and deliverables (including managing budgets) and plan work assignments that meet deadlines requirements while considering changes in budget or scope during the execution of the contract.

Project Manager - Intermediate

The project manager's responsibilities are to manage relationships with key stakeholders, create benchmarks for success and deliverables (including managing budgets) and plan work assignments that meet deadlines requirements while considering changes in budget or scope during the execution of the contract.

Project Manager - Intermediate

The construction project manager's responsibilities are to manage relationships with key stakeholders, create benchmarks for success and deliverables (including managing budgets) and plan work assignments that meet deadlines requirements while considering changes in budget or scope during the execution of the contract.

Project Manager - Intermediate

The construction project manager's responsibilities are to manage relationships with key stakeholders, create benchmarks for success and deliverables (including managing budgets) and plan work assignments that meet deadlines requirements while considering changes in budget or scope during the execution of the contract.

Project Manager - Intermediate

The construction project manager's responsibilities are to manage relationships with key stakeholders, create benchmarks for success and deliverables (including managing budgets) and plan work assignments that meet deadlines requirements while considering changes in budget or scope during the execution of the contract.

Project Manager - Intermediate

A project manager is responsible for managing the budget and change management, working on scheduling and managing sub-contractors job.

Project Manager - Intermediate

The role of the project manager is to maintain a good relationship between all the stakeholders in a project. This must also ensure that the team follows the schedule and must manage the costs of the current project. She must ensure that she is the resource person to find solutions to changes that may occur during the day.

Project Manager - Intermediate

A project manager manages day-to-day responsibilities to ensure compliance with safety, quality and ethic standards. They manage customer interactions, budgets and back-end of projects they are working on.

Quality Control Supervisor - Intermediate

A concrete quality control supervisor is responsible for overseeing and ensuring the quality of concrete production and implementation in construction projects. The role involves several key responsibilities including quality assurance, testing and inspection, documentation, problem resolution, communication and continuous improvements. Overall, the concrete quality control supervisor plays a critical role in ensuring that concrete used in construction projects meets the necessary standards for strength, durability and safety which contributes to the successful completion of projects with high-quality results and ensuring customer satisfaction.

Quality Control Technician - Entry

A quality control technician is responsible for collaborating with other departments such as production and dispatch to ensure the production process of the concrete and the dispatching of the concrete is done smoothly. Testing of the concrete to ensure the concrete is within the specification based on the intended use or industry standards and sometimes at the requirements from the client(s). Other duties include receiving, processing, testing and analyzing concrete samples in the laboratory.

Recruiter - Entry

A recruiter conducts thorough screenings and interviews to assess candidate's skills, experience and cultural fit, ensuring they meet our client's expectations. Logan's role involves guiding candidates through the application process, providing feedback and preparing them for interviews. Recruiters maintain open and ongoing communication with both clients and candidates, addressing any concerns and facilitating a smooth hiring process. Additionally, they stay updated on industry trends and employment market conditions to provide valuable insights and advice to their clients and candidates.

Regional Manager - Experienced

As the regional manager for Boxx Modular, Andre is in charge of managing his sales team and lead technicians working on the modular buildings. Boxx Modular offers modular office buildings that are prefabricated structures built to meet applicable federal and provincial commercial building codes. Ranging in size from 200 to 30,000 square feet, modular office buildings are constructed off-site in sections before being delivered to your site for installation.

Reinforcing Rodworker - Entry

Reinforcing rodworkers position and secure steel bars or mesh in concrete forms in order to reinforce concrete. They use a variety of fasteners, rod bending machines, blow torches and hand tools in order to do this.

Rodman Foreman - Intermediate

Fieldworkers (or rodman) are the onsite personnel responsible for the installation of rebar. There are various roles like apprentice journeymen, sub-foremen, foremen and superintendents. Foremen are responsible for directing their team to install the correct rebar into the locations identified on the placing drawings using the detailed specifications provided.

Rodworker - Entry

A rodperson reads blueprints or sketches to determine how to install rebar or mesh. They install the quantity, size and shape of reinforcing steel as directed by the shop drawings. The rebar is tied together using pliers or tying gun and tie wire.

Senior Estimator - Experienced

The role of a senior estimator is to ensure the organization and coordination of a team of estimators in order to carry out surveys and prepare batches of calls for tender. He will also have to carry out cost estimates for various types of project, according to different implementation methods. He will be able to make estimates for changes and options in order to secure or ensure the profitability of the project for his client.

Senior Superintendent - Experienced

Oversee the construction process and are responsible for overall construction activities within the established design, budget and scheduling guidelines. This can include planning and scheduling, organizing, directing and controlling activities on the construction site. Other responsibilities include mentoring the younger generation of site supervisors by assisting them in their respective day-to-day activities, planning, and more. They can have a various background of construction knowledge.

Sheet Metal Shop Manager - Experienced

Sheet metal shop fabrication managers supervise and coordinate activities of the craft personnel engaged in the fabrication, installation, and repair of sheet metal products, systems, and structures. They must have knowledge of the physical properties and working characteristics of sheet metal, tools and equipment required in the sheet metal trade, and shop mathematics and principles.

Sheet Metal Worker - Entry

A sheet metal worker (apprentice) designs, creates, assembles installs, and repairs sheet metal products. They learn to read and understand shop sketches used in fabrication and erection, including those taken from original architectural and engineering drawings or sketches. An apprenticeship training program consists of on-the-job and in-school training.

Site Coordinator - Experienced

Coordinate project planning and execution, ensuring alignment with overall project objectives, schedules and operational requirements. Direct daily operations at the construction site, managing staff and subcontractors effectively. Effectively allocate resources, including labor, materials and equipment, to achieve project milestones.

Site Superintendent - Intermediate

Oversee the construction process and are responsible for overall construction activities within the established design, budget and scheduling guidelines. This can include planning and scheduling, organizing, directing and controlling activities on the construction site.

Site Superintendent - Intermediate

Oversee the construction process and are responsible for overall construction activities within the established design, budget and scheduling guidelines. This can include planning and scheduling, organizing, directing and controlling activities on the construction site.

Site Supervisor - Experienced

A construction site supervisor is responsible for supervising all labour and installations on their construction site. They are responsible for managing their team to ensure all work is complete.

Site Supervisor - Experienced

An electrical site supervisor are responsible for supervising all labour and electrical installations.

Site Supervisor - Experienced

Un superviseur de chantier sont responsable pour: - Suivre l’échéancier de projet effectué par le chargé de projets - Participer à la mise à jour de l’échéancier en collaboration avec le chargé de projet et le coordonnateur - S’assurer que l’exécution des travaux est en conformité avec les plans et devis, coordonner, organiser et superviser le travail des employés de chantier, des sous-traitants et autres corps de métier.

Sprinkler Fitter - Intermediate

Fire protection includes installing, maintain, inspect, repair and design water sprinkler and fire protection systems.

Steel Design Coordinator - Experienced

A steel design coordinator troubleshoots the architectural and structural design drawings and creates a practical workflow for the manufacturing and installations of the steel trade. It’s similar to creating the instructions for a Lego set. We ensure that the design meets regulations, is practical for the fabricators in the shop and has a fluid sequence for the installation crews. Furthermore, as part of the construction team, the Design Coordinator’s responsibility is to also review and coordinate the requirements of the other trades within the project.

Structural Detailer - Entry

Key responsibilities are to study and analyze supplied documents such as: the scope of work, structural/architectural drawings and create a 3D model. Prepare subsequently a complete package consisting drawings such as erection drawings, shop drawings, lists (such as parts list and bolt list) and other files to facilitate the fabrication shop into fabrication process.

Structural Engineer - Entry

As a structural engineer, main responsibilities include conducting structural analysis of a variety of structures and projects from new construction to heritage to retrofit (meaning to renovate an existing space). They attend construction site visits to review building issues, conduct pre-concrete pour reviews and water tests and much more.

Structural Engineer - Experienced

As a principal structural engineer and part company owner, you are responsible for the technical excellence of the firm, take a leading role in setting policy, and have the final say as to who is offered positions as Interns or Engineers on staff. Complex issues and major projects generally come to me for guidance. As President, I sit on the corporate board, determine ownership with the broader board membership, have the final say in the decision to invite staff to their advancement interviews and in elevating engineers to more senior positions. Client and work seeking for the firm are key, and I am the most senior client-facing member of the firm.

Structural Engineer - Experienced

Structural engineers are responsible for overseeing the civil engineering departments at their respective companies. In this interview, Brian focuses on strategic planning, market development and technical standards for the structural teams.

Structural Engineer - Experienced

Structural engineers work within a design team which includes architects, geotechnical and mechanical/electrical engineers to meet the physical and environmental needs for the building. Structural engineers design buildings, bridges, and other types of structures based on technical specifications. They track project progress and report on the results.

Structural Engineer - Intermediate

Structural engineers work within a design team which includes architects, geotechnical and mechanical/electrical engineers to meet the physical and environmental needs for the building. Structural engineers design buildings, bridges, and other types of structures based on technical specifications. They track project progress and report on the results.

Structural Steel Company President - Experienced

As a company's president, they help secure contracts to provide work for the company and to provide support for the staff as the contract work is completed and oversee the day-to-day operations of the company. I review the changes in schedules and construction conditions to determine the requirements of the various departments within the company in order to full fill the contract obligations and the client requests.

Superintendent - Experienced

A superintendent supervises daily operations on the construction site, coordinates crews and subcontractors, and ensures that the project is executed according to plans, according to schedule and safety standards.

Superintendent - Experienced

Plan, schedule, organize, direct and control construction projects from start to finish according to schedule, specifications and budget. Prepare progress reports and issue progress schedules to clients. Oversee day-to-day field activities.

Superintendent - Intermediate

Responsible for leading all field operations to construct the project. Oversee on-site construction activities and ensure project plans and schedule are followed and that the project is executed effectively, safely and within budget.

Superintendent - Intermediate

Construction superintendents monitor projects from planning to completion, including tasks such as budgeting and scheduling. They follow quality standards and ensure the safety and security of the construction site. A construction superintendent also communicates and negotiates with external partners, such as vendors and clients.

Superintendent - Intermediate

The superintendent plans and organizes the work schedule with his team. He makes the connections required for construction sites. He trains and sees to the continuous learning of his team. It ensures the profitability of projects. He ensures professional relations with clients. He attends meetings with the various partners. He brings the applicable corrections to his team in order to optimize the execution of projects.

Superintendent - Intermediate

Construction superintendents monitor projects from planning to completion, including tasks such as budgeting and scheduling. They follow quality standards and ensure the safety and security of the construction site. A construction superintendent also communicates and negotiates with external partners, such as vendors and clients.

Superintendent/Estimator - Intermediate

The construction estimator evaluates potential project costs by analyzing plans, specifications, and labor and material requirements to provide accurate estimates for bids and budgets.

Supervisor - Experienced

The job supervisor is responsible for delegating tasks to their team, train new apprentices to the company and assists to install the flooring products.

Surveyor - Intermediate

The surveyor collects, transfers, calculates and plans surveyed data using specialized instruments in order to produce plans or delimit planned constructions. It provides data relating to the alignment, altitude, orientation and size of different lands or types of infrastructure (industrial or commercial building). They classify and update information related to the position. They collaborate with the foremen and superintendents to optimize operations. They are responsible for leveling different types of slab (flat, sloping) and determines and marks the concrete pour elevations.

Surveyor - Intermediate

Land surveyors plan, organize and direct the execution of official surveys to establish the location of property boundaries, contours and other natural or artificial features, and prepare and maintain cross-sections, plans official records, records and documents relating to these surveys.

Swamper - Entry

A swamper or known as a "tower crane signaller" selects equipment such as slings, shackles, and chains, according to load weights and sizes. Ensures safe slinging of loads. Signals to crane operators to move equipment safely. Maintain a safe perimeter when moving loads. Performs tasks such as picking up materials to ensure a safe work area. The Crane Signaller may be called upon to perform other related tasks.

Taper - Experienced

Tapers are plaster finishers of newly constructed and renovated walls prior to turning over to the painters.

Taper - Intermediate

Tapers are plaster finishers of newly constructed and renovated walls prior to turning over to the painters. A foreman or foreperson is a team leader and is responsible for their team at work. Foreman attend regular meetings to ensure the work is getting accomplished on time.

Telecommunications Service Manager - Intermediate

A security service manager handles incoming service calls and inquiries from clients and schedule and dispatch service technicians based on availability and expertise. Offer detailed service quotes, including costs and timeframes.

Thermal Insulator - Entry

A thermal insulator measures and cuts insulating to be installed and applies, installs, repairs and maintains insulating material. They also install fire stopping, metal and plastic finishes.

Tower Crane Operator - Experienced

A crane operator plays a very important role in the smooth running of the construction site. They move and lifts loads, equipment and materials using the crane according to the instructions given on site. This person carries out inspections prior to carrying out the work and calculates the capacity of the cranes and the weight in preparation for coupling and lifting. The crane operator carries out routine maintenance work such as cleaning and lubricating cranes.

Tower Crane Operator - Intermediate

Tower crane operators play an essential role in the construction industry by maneuvering machinery to various heights at construction sites. This position requires a unique blend of skill, precision and safety awareness as operators must carefully handle loads, ensuring they are securely moved without incident. They communicate with personnel on the ground via radios and hand signals to place and move all materials, structures and equipment on site.

Truck Driver - Entry

Operate and drive straight trucks or tractor trailer combinations to transport goods and materials or equipment.

Truck Driver - Experienced

Operate and drive straight trucks or tractor trailer combinations to transport goods and materials or equipment.

Urban Planner - Entry

Processing Planning Act applications including consent, minor variance, official plan amendment, zoning by-law amendment, plan of condo, plan of subdivision, and site plan for municipal clients. Work with clients to prepare policy documents such as official plan, secondary plan, community improvement, plan, strategic plan, etc. Prepare planning rationales for development projects and provide clients with planning expertise through policy interpretation and land use review.

Urban Planner - Experienced

As an urban planner, there are many routes that you can take your career. For Carol, she works for the City of Ottawa in the Zoning department and is responsible for maintaining the current Zoning By-Law and preparing new by-laws to implement to the City's Official Plan. The by-laws determine the types of uses that are permitted on a lot and where buildings and structures may be located on a lot.

VDC Area Manager - Experienced

VDC stands for virtual design construction and construction area managers plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate the activities of a construction company or a construction department within a company, under the direction of a general manager or other senior manager. They are employed by residential, commercial and industrial construction companies and by construction departments of companies outside the construction industry.

Vice President of Engineering - Experienced

Primary duties of this position include designing, developing, and implementing engineering solutions to meet project objectives and client requirements. VP of Engineering often collaborate closely with cross-functional teams, including other engineers, designers, and project managers, to ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and according to specifications. This position is also involved in analyzing technical data, conducting feasibility studies, and evaluating design options to optimize performance and cost-effectiveness.

Vice President of Finance - Intermediate

The vice president of finance is an upper-level executive who oversees all financial matters for an organization, from making sure payroll is completed to analyzing market trends and forecasts. They advise the CEO or president on financial planning matters and assist with auditing and financial analysis.

Vice President of Operations - Experienced

Oversee day-to-day company operations. Define and implement operations strategy, structure, and processes. Manage the quarterly and annual budgeting process and P&L responsibilities. Monitor performance to proactively identify efficiency issues and propose solutions.

Vice President of Operations - Experienced

Oversee day-to-day company operations. Define and implement operations strategy, structure, and processes. Manage the quarterly and annual budgeting process and P&L responsibilities. Monitor performance to proactively identify efficiency issues and propose solutions.

Waterproofing Foreman - Experienced

A foreman's duties include scheduling and organizing on-site personnel to ensure the project stays on schedule. Maintain positive working relationships with clients while work is progressing. Responsibilities also include keeping track of materials to ensure correct product is applied to manufacturer's specifications and keep track of staff to ensure health and safety protocols are being followed. Report to supervisors if there are any issues that cannot be dealt with immediately.

Welder - Experienced

A welder is a skilled professional responsible for performing welding tasks according to Canadian Welder Bureau standards and specifications. Their duties typically include interpreting blueprints, drawings, and welding symbols to determine welding requirements, selecting appropriate welding processes and materials, and setting up and operating welding equipment safely and efficiently.