Earthworks Field Project Coordinator / Field Engineer

Key Responsibilities

• Review and provide input on civil designs for roads, pads, crossings, and related infrastructure.
• Develop Class 3, 4, and 5 cost estimates for civil construction projects.
• Support bid package preparation, contractor engagement, and RFP processes.
• Manage project quality requirements, including QA/QC programs, field inspections, turnover documentation, and ITP sign-offs.
• Monitor project costs, schedules, forecasting, and project controls activities.
• Coordinate change management activities, including RFIs and field directives.
• Complete material take-offs and support procurement and material management activities.
• Liaise with engineering and geotechnical teams regarding civil designs, specifications, and construction planning.
• Perform settlement assessments and support earthworks risk evaluations.
• Participate in contractor progress meetings and performance reviews.
• Support constructability reviews and multidisciplinary project planning.
• Develop and maintain project KPIs, reporting dashboards, and data tracking tools.
• Provide technical support to field supervision and construction teams.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Technology Diploma, or equivalent related discipline.
• Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) or Certified Engineering Technologist (C.E.T.) designation is considered highly desirable.
• Minimum 10 years of experience in civil construction, earthworks, field engineering, or project coordination.
• Strong understanding of civil construction practices, earthworks execution, and project delivery.
• Experience supporting large industrial, energy, mining, oil & gas, or infrastructure projects.
• Working knowledge of project controls, cost forecasting, scheduling, and contractor management.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, MS Project, Power BI, and related project reporting tools.
• Experience with CAD software is considered an asset.
• PMP certification is considered an asset.

Additional Information

• Long-term contract opportunity.
• Field-based role with travel requirements across project locations.
• Safety-sensitive position.
• Must be legally entitled to work in Canada.