Project Assistant

Marine Infrastructure Project Manager

Would you like to contribute to large-scale projects at the heart of port operations?

Your place is with TERMONT as a Marine Infrastructure Project Manager.

Reporting to the Project Management team, you will play a key role in the planning, monitoring, and execution of marine and industrial infrastructure projects.

Working both in the office and on the terminals, you will ensure compliance with project scope, schedules, budgets, and health and safety requirements.

• Competitive compensation and generous benefits

• Retirement plan with employer contribution

• Participation in major projects within an active port environment

• Professional development opportunities

• Stimulating and multidisciplinary work environment

As a Marine Infrastructure Project Manager, you will be responsible for:

• Managing and monitoring assigned projects from planning through commissioning

• Overseeing field and office follow-up of construction work and port equipment installation

• Coordinating and following up with subcontractors, contractors, and external suppliers

• Ensuring compliance with deliverables, plans and specifications, and contractual requirements

• Developing, updating, and monitoring project schedules

• Monitoring project budgets and actively contributing to cost control

• Communicating effectively with internal teams (Projects, Operations, Maintenance, IT, and HSE)

• Ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations on the terminals

• Participating in coordination meetings and producing required follow-ups

To succeed in this role, you have:

• Excellent communication skills with internal and external stakeholders

• The ability to coordinate project teams and external contractors

• Strong knowledge of project management, budget management, and schedule management

• Proficiency with project management tools

• The ability to work in complex industrial environments

• Multidisciplinary knowledge in mechanical, electrical, information technology, and industrial construction (civil and structural works)

• Autonomy, rigor, and strong organizational skills

• College diploma (DEC) in a relevant technical discipline (civil engineering, mechanical engineering, or equivalent)

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering (asset)

• Relevant experience in construction project management

• Experience in heavy industrial and/or port and maritime environments

• Member of the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ) (asset)

• PMP certification (asset)

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and strong general computer skills

• Projects carried out in an active port and industrial environment

• Presence required on worksites and in the office depending on project needs