cgigc
Construction Field Engineer
Mississauga, Ontario
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 20 days ago
Project ManagementNegotiationHRCustomer SupportCommunicationProblem SolvingMentoringAdaptabilityMicrosoft OfficeConstruction Management
About the role
- We currently have an opportunity open for a Construction Field Engineer in our Mississauga office.
- This position is site-based with evening work.
- CGI is a people focused builder with a passion for the contributions we make to our communities, the legacies of our clients, and future generations.
Responsibilities
- Review construction drawings, specifications, and contract documents.
- Provide technical support to site superintendents and subcontractors.
- Monitor construction activities to ensure compliance with design requirements, building codes, and safety regulations.
- Prepare and maintain daily reports, progress updates, and project documentation.
Requirements
- 2-5 years of construction management or engineering experience or an equivalent combination of technical training and experience.
- Proficiency with Procore, Microsoft Office, and PDF/drawing markup tools such as Bluebeam is considered an asset.
- Knowledge of various trade disciplines, safety regulations, scheduling, cost control, quality control and engineered shop drawings.
Nice to have
- Diploma or degree in civil engineering, construction management, architectural technology, building technology, or a related field is preferred.
Benefits
- Top Tier Excellent Benefits Package for you and your family including Drug Coverage, Dental, Life Insurance, Paramedical Services and more
- Health & Wellness Account to promote a healthy lifestyle
Company info
- At CGI we realize that our people are our greatest assets, and this reflects in everything we do, it is ingrained in our culture.
- We offer employees opportunities for professional development, growth, and advancement while working in an inclusive and supportive environment.
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