Project Manager - Bridges

Role overview

Key responsibilities

• Lead multidisciplinary bridge design and inspection projects throughout all project phases.
• Develop schedules, budgets, resource plans, delivery milestones, cost forecasts, and financial performance tracking.
• Coordinate consultants, contractors, government agencies, regulatory stakeholders, and internal project teams.
• Administer change orders, contract modifications, invoicing, and subconsultant management.
• Prepare project reports, progress updates, stakeholder meeting materials, and project status reports.
• Resolve technical challenges and manage risks affecting scope, budget, schedule, or quality.
• Implement quality control processes and corrective actions.
• Perform site inspections, audits, and field reviews.
• Review safety plans and construction methodologies and ensure compliance with applicable safety requirements.
• Support proposal development and pursuit submissions for bridge engineering opportunities.

Required qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering.
• Professional Engineer (P.Eng. or equivalent PE registration), where required by jurisdiction.
• 6 to 10 years of professional experience in civil engineering, bridge design, bridge inspection, and project management.
• Demonstrated experience managing bridge engineering projects from planning through delivery.
• Strong knowledge of structural engineering principles and bridge engineering practices.
• Experience with budgeting, scheduling, contract administration, cost control, and stakeholder management.
• Familiarity with CHBDC, AASHTO, ASTM, and applicable local engineering standards.
• Experience coordinating multidisciplinary engineering teams and external stakeholders.
• Ability to prepare reports, manage risks, and oversee quality and safety compliance activities.

Assets

• Experience delivering transportation infrastructure projects involving bridges and related structures.
• Experience supporting procurement, proposal preparation, and pursuit submissions.
• Exposure to construction-phase services, field investigations, and engineering inspections.
• Experience working with municipal, provincial, or federal transportation authorities.
• Additional training or certifications in project management, quality management, or safety management systems.

Work context

• The role is associated with bridge engineering work in Toronto, including site inspections, audits, and field reviews.

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