Project Manager - Utilities and Municipal Infrastructure (EOI)

• Follow project delivery processes to ensure projects are completed in the most cost-effective manner, meeting client standards and quality requirements
• Plan and manage projects through all phases: initiation and planning, design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and closeout
• Develop plans and monitor project progress using charters and project management plans, risk assessments, schedules, budgets, cashflows, procurement plans, quality plans, and communication plans
• Manage change through-out the project; problem solve unexpected challenges and delays
• Direct the multi-disciplinary team including engineering, procurement, stakeholder engagement, environmental, safety, Indigenous Relations, properties, as well as your internal project delivery team
• Manage the engineering design review; ensure the approved design meet the project, client and technical requirement, regulatory rules, and long-term operability needs
• Report progress and present status updates to internal and external parties
• Facilitate meetings with stakeholders, and manage priorities, risks, and mitigation
• Identify and execute activities required to obtain relevant regulatory and/or external approvals/permits
• Manage the competitive procurement process and once awarded, contract administration

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline such as engineering, business, or economics
• Licensed as a professional engineer in the province of British Columbia & a Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification
• A minimum of 7 – 10+ years of consulting experience in project management on municipal infrastructure projects
• Extensive technical expertise and experience with the delivery and management of utility and municipal infrastructure projects
• Extensive technical expertise and knowledge of utility and municipal infrastructure projects
• Proven ability to lead projects and make decisions independently, while collaborating with a project team
• Proven ability to review and approve engineering documentation; knows how to interpret electrical, mechanical, and civil drawings and design reports
• Excellent planning, organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
• Excellent communication, facilitation, negotiation, and interpersonal skills in English
• Good knowledge of finance and procurement, sufficient to provide technical coordination and input
• Excellent use of MS Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and working knowledge of Project Management tools such as MS Project

• Do meaningful work – Deliver projects that build what communities depend on, from power and water to gas and other essential infrastructure across Western Canada.

• Grow professionally without big corporate overhead – Take on the complexity and professional challenges of large-scale projects while enjoying the efficiency, agility, and support of a mid-sized team.
• Be part of a values-driven culture – Guided by our Maven 6 values — Safety, Sharing, Standards, Speed, Solutions, and Stretch — and strengthened by our People Cornerstones, we foster a culture of collaboration, respect, and continuous growth.
• Enjoy competitive rewards – Receive fair, competitive compensation and comprehensive health benefits that reflect the value you bring.
• Invest in your development – Access training, peer coaching, team meetings, and mentorship to support your career progression.
• Balance work and life – Benefit from a flexible hybrid model that blends remote work with meaningful in-person collaboration at our North Vancouver office.
• Give back with us – Contribute to our Share program, where we partner with local organizations and create volunteer opportunities for our team.
• Join a growth story – Maven has been recognized as one of Western Canada’s fastest-growing professional services firms, with a vision to become the trusted, industry-leading partner in infrastructure delivery.

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