Jobs at Colliers Project Leaders Inc.

Leads Colliers Project Leaders’ national municipal sector strategy, growth, sales pipeline, priority pursuits, and multi-year roadmaps. Builds municipal capital delivery and advisory presence across Canada, develops client and industry relationships, guides business units on commercial strategy, and leads the sector team. Represents the organization through thought leadership, conferences, sector associations, and external partnerships while identifying market trends, required capabilities, and opportunities to expand the business.

Leads climate readiness, emergency management, disaster mitigation, and community recovery planning for governments, agencies, and Indigenous Governing Bodies. Assesses climate hazards and infrastructure vulnerabilities, develops resilience strategies, oversees advisory projects, manages quality and commercial risks, mentors multidisciplinary teams, supports proposals and business development, and manages client relationships. The role requires expertise in climate-related disasters, public-sector advisory work, stakeholder facilitation, financial modeling, and culturally appropriate community engagement.

Manages building, infrastructure, and capital improvement projects from concept development through occupancy and warranty inspections. Serves as the primary client contact, leads project and stakeholder meetings, oversees schedules, budgets, contracts, change management, payment certificates, documentation, and quality compliance. The role requires strong knowledge of construction methods, project management, financial models, building codes, contract law, and relevant legislation.

Manage major capital building and infrastructure projects for public and private-sector clients. Serve as the primary client contact, lead multidisciplinary teams, manage stakeholders, schedules, budgets, contracts, change processes, documentation, and project reporting. Ensure project quality, contractual compliance, and alignment with client objectives while supporting business development and maintaining strong client relationships.

Leads multiple capital building and community infrastructure projects across Northern Ontario. Responsibilities include client advisory, project delivery leadership, reporting, relationship and account management, financial forecasting, contract and change-order oversight, team mentoring, quality and safety compliance, business development, and stakeholder management. Requires extensive capital project experience, preferably in Indigenous communities, plus knowledge of construction delivery models, contracts, financial management, PMIS, scheduling, and government planning processes.

Supports preconstruction leadership across design, estimating, constructability, and construction planning. Reviews drawings and specifications, develops construction management plans, coordinates design-assist teams, conducts site assessments, prepares schedules and cost estimates, supports trade procurement and construction technology implementation, and maintains project budgets and quality standards. The role also contributes to proposals, business development, staff mentoring, and construction management support for commercial, industrial, and civil projects.

Provides infrastructure advisory services to public and private sector clients, including financial and commercial analysis, business cases, financial modeling, procurement strategy, stakeholder engagement, due diligence, and capital project planning. The role supports complex procurements, evaluates proposals, advises on project delivery and funding strategies, prepares reports and presentations, and contributes to client proposals and strategic recommendations.

Supports project managers with schedules, progress reports, tender and contract documents, contractor and consultant coordination, site meetings, action tracking, and project communications. The role focuses on building and facilities projects across healthcare, education, municipal, and commercial environments while ensuring compliance with quality management processes.

Leads project controls teams and provides strategic oversight for complex capital projects. Responsibilities include mentoring staff, establishing standards, training teams, managing stakeholders, resolving project challenges, advising public and private sector clients, maintaining client relationships, supporting business development, and contributing to recruitment and performance management. The role also drives growth of the project controls service business and ensures project delivery, client satisfaction, and alignment with organizational goals.

Lead preconstruction activities for commercial, industrial, civil, and building projects. Evaluate designs, constructability, costs, schedules, logistics, sequencing, and risks; develop construction management plans; coordinate owners, architects, engineers, trades, and consultants; support procurement, project controls, site assessments, business development, and client delivery. Provide construction management expertise, maintain budgets and quality standards, and mentor staff using construction technology platforms.

Leads Colliers Project Leaders’ national infrastructure sector strategy, growth, sales planning, key-account development, and project pursuit support across Canada. Builds the company’s infrastructure presence through thought leadership, industry relationships, conferences, and sector organizations. Leads the infrastructure team, identifies required expertise and capacity, monitors sector trends, and aligns multi-year roadmaps with corporate objectives. Requires extensive infrastructure capital delivery or services leadership, business growth experience, strong professional services knowledge, and a national industry network.

Manage building, facilities, infrastructure, healthcare, municipal, and Indigenous projects from planning through delivery. Lead project teams, coordinate stakeholders, chair meetings, manage client relationships, control costs, resolve contractual and technical issues, report project status, and ensure client satisfaction. Mentor junior resources while overseeing multiple projects and representing owners throughout design and construction delivery.

Coordinate operational readiness, transition planning, and move management for facility projects. Lead user groups, stakeholder engagement, project schedules, documentation, procurement, working groups, and client communications. Manage project teams, risks, issues, budgets, reporting, and onsite moves while ensuring quality and operational success. Support proposals, scope development, standardized processes, and client implementation across healthcare, post-secondary, corporate, and other sectors.

Manage complex capital programs and projects from initiation through completion across Ontario. Serve as the client’s primary contact, lead project teams and stakeholders, oversee schedules, budgets, contracts, documentation, quality, change management, and payments, and resolve project issues. The role also involves client relationship management, project reporting, meetings, and support for business development. Projects primarily involve buildings, facilities, and public-sector infrastructure.

Manage complex building, facility, municipal infrastructure, institutional, and mixed-use projects from inception through completion. Serve as the client’s primary contact, lead project teams and stakeholder coordination, oversee schedules, budgets, contracts, change management, payments, documentation, and quality procedures. Build client relationships, resolve technical and project issues, chair meetings, and ensure projects meet client objectives, timelines, and financial targets.

Lead complex capital projects across water, wastewater, municipal facilities, and related infrastructure. Responsibilities include client advising, relationship and account management, project planning, procurement, contract negotiations, risk, cost, schedule, scope, stakeholder management, financial reporting, and oversight of multidisciplinary delivery teams. The role also requires mentoring project teams, ensuring quality outcomes, resolving issues, and supporting sustainable community development.

Process and issue invoices, prepare accounts receivable statements and reconciliation documents, record cash receipts, perform collections, maintain accounting records, resolve invoicing issues, and process journal entries. The role also involves coordinating with clients and business units, reviewing project setup and transactions, and testing accounts receivable functions in Microsoft software.

Provides client advisory and facilitation services for Integrated Project Delivery, Lean Project Delivery, Progressive Design Build, and Alliance projects. Supports readiness assessments, business cases, procurement strategies, workshops, team onboarding, validation, design, construction, commissioning, and continuous improvement. Coaches project teams and junior advisors, manages stakeholder relationships, and travels to project locations as needed.

Lead multiple capital project teams across Newfoundland and Labrador, overseeing projects from initiation through operations. Manage clients, stakeholders, budgets, schedules, documentation, quality, and delivery across commercial, institutional, healthcare, infrastructure, water, and municipal projects. Mentor project managers, resolve complex technical and commercial issues, build client relationships, support business development, and contribute to strategic growth.

Supports project managers on federal capital and construction projects by updating schedules, maintaining project controls, preparing progress reports and tender documents, coordinating stakeholders, managing project plans, and reviewing project costs and schedules. The role requires at least two years of relevant experience, strong communication skills, proficiency with project management software, and Secret security clearance eligibility.