Jobs at EBC Inc.

Lead deployment and continuous improvement of the project Quality Management System (QMS) for civil works. Manage Project Quality Plan, QA/QC activities, inspections, testing, audits, nonconformity resolution, documentation control, stakeholder liaison, training, and quality reporting. Support continuous improvement, KPI analysis, and client handover on a large federal construction project.

Coordinate construction projects from planning through completion: review specs and contracts, track budgets and schedules, manage permits and subcontractors, support cost reporting, handle change orders and claims, enforce safety programs, attend meetings, and maintain client relationships. Travel across Ontario and on-site presence required.

The Project Director leads bids and major tunnel and underground construction projects across Canada. Responsibilities include project planning, execution, subcontractor negotiations, cost and schedule control, staffing, quality assurance, safety compliance, client satisfaction, ISO procedures, contract issues, and team leadership. The role requires extensive civil construction and tunneling experience, knowledge of tunneling methodologies, geology, financial management, alternative delivery models, and building legislation.

The Project Quality Manager will lead the project Quality Management System for a major civil construction project. Responsibilities include developing quality plans, coordinating QA/QC activities, reviewing inspection and test plans, managing audits and nonconformities, ensuring regulatory and contractual compliance, overseeing material testing and documentation, training project personnel, monitoring quality KPIs, and supporting continuous improvement and project handover. The role requires regular on-site presence and collaboration with construction, engineering, clients, inspectors, and federal authorities.

The Project Director oversees bids and one or more large-scale civil construction projects, managing scope, budgets, schedules, quality, safety, subcontractors, staffing, customer relationships, and compliance. The role leads project managers and site teams, monitors costs and productivity, supports contract negotiations, conducts project reviews, resolves technical and legal issues, evaluates personnel, mentors employees, and contributes to estimating. Travel throughout Ontario may be required.

The Project Manager will lead tunnel and underground construction projects from prequalification and bidding through completion. Responsibilities include coordinating internal and joint-venture teams, managing budgets, schedules, contracts, subcontractors, safety, quality, document control, claims, changes, and client commitments. The role provides technical and commercial leadership, resolves project issues, supports site operations, and ensures successful delivery of major infrastructure projects across Canada.

Lead preparation of bids and direct execution of multiple large civil infrastructure projects. Negotiate subcontractor agreements, manage cost controls, scheduling, QA/QC and ISO compliance, health and safety, client relations, staffing, and project financials. Mentor staff, conduct site reviews, and support contract negotiations and legal documentation.

Lead and execute internal and external communications strategies, manage communication projects, produce content for web/intranet/social/email/print, oversee events and promotional materials, ensure brand consistency, and advise leadership to improve employee engagement and external reputation.

Lead and improve site-specific Health & Safety Program for a large ICI construction project. Ensure regulatory compliance, conduct inspections and incident investigations, deliver training, mentor staff, approve safe work procedures, coordinate emergency planning, maintain safety documentation, and support WSIB claims and return-to-work programs.

Lead and continuously improve site-specific Health & Safety programs for a large ICI construction project. Conduct inspections, hazard assessments, incident investigations, training, and emergency planning. Act as primary safety contact, mentor junior staff, review procedures and permits, maintain safety documentation, and support WSIB and return-to-work processes.

Support estimating, bidding and technical coordination for large infrastructure projects; develop construction methods, schedules and RFIs; coordinate execution, review shop drawings, manage technical changes and ensure contractual, quality and HSE compliance; support continuous improvement and information transfer across project phases.

Lead and manage tunnel and underground construction projects across Canada, overseeing teams, budgets, schedules, safety, quality, claims/change management, and client deliverables from prequalification through project closeout.

Lead estimation, bidding, execution and governance for large infrastructure projects. Oversee financial, contractual, safety, quality, schedule and team performance; negotiate contracts; support VPs in legal and client matters; drive portfolio outcomes and staff development.

Lead and maintain the project's Quality Management System (QMS) for civil works, ensuring ISO 9001 and federal compliance. Manage QA/QC activities, inspections, ITPs, material testing, audits, nonconformity resolution, stakeholder liaison, training, reporting, continuous improvement, and handover support on a large-scale construction project.

Leads EBC’s national Indigenous Relations strategy, developing trusted partnerships with Indigenous Nations, communities, businesses, and governments. Supports business development, preconstruction, and operations through consultation, participation plans, engagement frameworks, procurement, and employment initiatives. Advises senior leadership, advances reconciliation and ESG commitments, establishes accountability measures, and represents the company nationally. Requires extensive strategic partnership experience, Indigenous relations expertise, frequent Canadian travel, bilingual English and French communication, and eligibility for federal security clearance.

Supports construction project management teams with daily site monitoring, work coordination, technical issue follow-up, subcontractor file management, scheduling, permits, material orders, change requests, construction methods, site meetings, deficiencies, quantity takeoffs, and cost estimates. The internship provides exposure to construction estimation, onsite project management, temporary works engineering, and civil project execution across Ontario.