Senior Field Project Manager

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. Lead field execution for complex, high-risk, high-value, multi-site, or strategically important General Signage projects .

Posted 11/12/2026full-timeMontreal • CanadaSenior💰 CA$70,000 - CA$100,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates advanced field leadership and project execution capabilities, with a strong focus on subcontractor management, safety compliance, and quality control in complex construction environments. Proficient in interpreting technical drawings and leading cross-functional teams to resolve installation challenges and improve field processes.

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Field LeadershipSubcontractor ManagementProject Execution SkillsTechnical Drawing InterpretationSafety Compliance

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Hard Skills

Field ConstructionSignage InstallationProject ManagementRisk IdentificationInstallation ReadinessSchedulingLogisticsResource PlanningCost AwarenessQuality Control

Soft Skills

Excellent CommunicationInfluence SkillsJudgment Under PressureMentoringProblem Solving

Tools & Technologies

AutoCADDrawing Tools

Certifications & Qualifications

Trade CertificationApprenticeship

Industry Keywords

Building CodesJob-Site Safety RequirementsFastening PrinciplesGeneral Signage Installation PracticesConstruction Drawings

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead field execution for complex, high-risk, high-value, multi-site, or strategically important General Signage projects
Lead installation-readiness reviews before critical mobilizations, validating site conditions, surveys, drawings, access, equipment, materials, sequencing, and subcontractor readiness
Coordinate with installers, subcontractors, architects, general contractors, Project Management, and internal teams to resolve execution dependencies
Conduct complex site visits, surveys, constructability reviews, and technical assessments
Provide senior field guidance during pre-installation planning and critical project phases
Serve as a senior field resource for complex installations, significant field issues, installation failures, non-conformances, and difficult site conditions
Escalate or stop work when conditions create unacceptable safety, quality, compliance, or property risk
Lead cross-functional field problem solving when drawings, surveys, site conditions, installation assumptions, or customer/GC requirements conflict or materially change
Set field-execution expectations with assigned subcontractors and verify readiness, compliance, workmanship, documentation, and performance
Oversee installation schedules, contractor compliance, site coordination, and quality control
Evaluate subcontractor field performance, address deficiencies, document recurring issues, and provide performance feedback
Interpret architectural, structural, installation, and technical drawings and specifications
Validate or recommend field-driven design and installation adjustments and engage the appropriate technical authority
Lead or participate in root-cause reviews of significant field non-conformances, product/installation failures, repeat defects, and avoidable cost or schedule impacts
Champion on-site safety, quality, fastening, installation methodology, and compliance expectations
Represent Field Services in critical customer, general contractor, subcontractor, and internal discussions
Ensure corrective actions are owned, documented, implemented, and verified
Mentor and coach Field Project Managers
Identify recurring patterns and recommend systemic improvements to the Field Services Manager
Support development and continuous improvement of field-execution standards, readiness gates, checklists, installation practices, lessons learned, and post-project reviews
Maintain complete field documentation and drive punch-list and closeout completion
Perform other related duties as assigned

Requirements

What you’ll need

Degree in a technical, construction, engineering, or related field preferred; a trade certification, apprenticeship, or comparable combination of education and relevant field experience will be considered
8-10 years of progressive field construction, signage installation, project management, or related experience preferred, including demonstrated responsibility for complex or high-risk field projects
Proven track record leading subcontractors and field execution in active construction environments
Proven ability to resolve complex technical, safety, quality, schedule, and cost issues
Advanced field leadership, subcontractor management, coaching, and cross-functional coordination capabilities
Advanced ability to read and interpret architectural, structural, survey, installation, and construction drawings
Familiarity with AutoCAD or comparable drawing tools preferred
Strong project execution skills, including installation readiness, scheduling, logistics, cost awareness, resource planning, risk identification, and closeout
Strong working knowledge of building codes, industry standards, job-site safety requirements, fastening principles, and General Signage installation practices
Excellent communication and influence skills with subcontractors, customers, general contractors, Project Management, technical teams, and senior internal stakeholders
Demonstrated judgment and decision-making under pressure, including willingness to escalate or stop work when safe, compliant, and quality execution cannot be assured
Demonstrated ability to mentor others, lead root-cause problem solving, identify recurring field risks, and translate lessons learned into practical process improvement
Must be able to physically visit and maneuver a construction job site
Ability to travel up to 90%