What is Flatiron? We’re more than a construction company. We are an organization of some 3,500 people with diverse backgrounds and varied expertise who share a singular focus on enhancing the well-being of people and communities. We bring together industry-leading engineers, highly skilled craft workers and other professionals to deliver innovative solutions to infrastructure challenges across the U.S. and Canada. Flatiron builds highways and bridges; aviation, rail and transit; dams and water treatment facilities; and underground projects that fuel local economies, improve safety and enhance efficiency. Flatiron engineers harness the art and science of structural design to create solutions that are as beautiful as they are functional. Our craft employees and on-site leaders bring vital experience to each project to turn vision into reality. And our project leaders collaborate with project owners to deliver solutions that meet challenging criteria—safely—while at the same time mitigating risk for all those involved. Beyond safely delivering outstanding projects, Flatiron people demonstrate a commitment to ongoing learning, sustainability, our clients and partners, and the communities where we live and work. We build careers. We hire and advance the best engineers, craft workers and other professionals in our industry. We transform infrastructure.
On-site
The Estimator is responsible for preparing project estimates by analyzing specifications, drawings, and historical data to determine scope and costs. They also collaborate with pursuit teams to manage risks, recommend vendors, and ensure project goals align with schedules and budgets.
On-site · Edmonton
The Safety Coordinator oversees occupational health and safety programs across project sites, ensuring regulatory compliance and accurate incident tracking. They are responsible for conducting safety training, managing site permits, and implementing mitigation strategies for identified hazards.
On-site · Richmond
The Senior Estimator is responsible for preparing project estimates by analyzing specifications, contract plans, and historical data to ensure cost-effective construction methods. They also lead pursuit activities, manage vendor relationships, and conduct project hand-off meetings between the pursuit and project management teams.
On-site · Surrey
The operator is responsible for maneuvering launching gantry cranes to lift and position precast bridge segments with high precision. They must also perform daily equipment inspections, maintenance, and ensure strict adherence to safety and load management protocols.
On-site · Edmonton
The Subcontract Manager negotiates commercial terms with subcontractors and manages the qualification and evaluation process. They also enforce procurement policies and oversee accounts payable reconciliation for the district.
On-site · Edmonton
The Project Manager oversees all aspects of construction projects, including budget, schedule, and personnel management to ensure timely and quality delivery. They act as the primary contact for stakeholders and ensure compliance with safety programs and contract specifications.
On-site · Edmonton
The Superintendent oversees daily operations, material logistics, and equipment maintenance for multiple concrete batch plants. They are responsible for training staff, ensuring safety compliance, and coordinating with project teams to meet production and quality goals.
On-site · Toronto
The Associate Corporate Counsel will provide expert legal advice on transactional and operational issues while collaborating with leadership to identify and mitigate project risks. Responsibilities include drafting and negotiating complex construction contracts, managing joint venture agreements, and supporting the division through the RFP process.
On-site · Toronto
The Payroll Supervisor manages daily payroll processing activities and leads a team to ensure accuracy and efficiency. Responsibilities include administering timecards, processing payroll for hundreds of employees, and maintaining compliance with payroll regulations.
On-site
The Health & Safety Administrator identifies and documents onsite construction hazards while tracking safety issues to recommend effective mitigation strategies. They also assist in incident investigations, provide first aid, and ensure all safety equipment is properly stocked and available for project work.
On-site · Montréal
The Health and Safety Manager will oversee occupational health and safety programs, ensure regulatory compliance, and manage safety systems across project sites. They are responsible for leading incident investigations, conducting site inspections, and providing technical guidance to project teams.
On-site · Toronto
The Health & Safety Coordinator is responsible for identifying and resolving onsite safety risks, documenting hazards, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. They also provide first aid, conduct safety training, and assist in investigations regarding accidents or injuries.
On-site · Campbell River
The Project Environmental Manager will develop and implement environmental procedures to ensure project compliance with regulatory requirements and legislation. They will also identify and mitigate environmental risks on-site while advising the construction team on best practices to minimize adverse effects.
On-site · Markham
The successful candidate will support project teams by managing, organizing, and tracking project documentation. Responsibilities include data entry, transmittal management, and ensuring the timely transfer of files between clients and vendors.
On-site · Richmond
The BIM Manager will lead the integration of VDC and BIM methodologies into infrastructure projects to optimize design and construction processes. They will coordinate model development, perform constructability reviews, and collaborate with stakeholders to drive digital transformation initiatives.
On-site · Town of Gibbons
The Health & Safety Manager oversees occupational health and safety programs, ensures regulatory compliance, and manages incident reporting across project sites. They are responsible for conducting safety training, performing hazard analyses, and providing technical expertise to support construction schedules.
On-site · Fredericton
Manage HR professionals and activities within a region or project, focusing on talent acquisition, employee relations, and legal compliance. Partner with business leaders to forecast resourcing needs and implement training programs to support project goals.
On-site · Toronto
Provide proactive administrative support to the President, managing calendars, travel, and communications with senior leadership and stakeholders. Coordinate corporate events, prepare business reports, and handle financial administrative tasks like expense and invoice processing.
On-site · Richmond
Provide administrative support for employee records, data entry, and the new hire onboarding process. Assist the Labor Relations team with job postings, interview scheduling, and various project tasks.
On-site · Toronto
Support the Preconstruction team by tracking project documentation and ensuring compliance with construction design standards. Assist with quantity takeoffs, cost tracking, and the preparation of reports and sketches according to Ontario standards.
