We build for life. We build for the life that happens indoors. We know that Canadians spend the vast majority of their time inside buildings. From receiving healthcare to legislating and representing citizens to participating in sports and other activities, we make any space comfortable and healthy for those who use it. We are committed to providing exceptional occupant experiences. We build for the life of the building. Buildings can best reach the objectives they were set out to achieve when we look at them over the course of their entire life, including design, construction, operation, maintenance, and improvement. For us, using data and evidence to inform decisions provides us and our partners with an effective path towards high-performing, sustainable facilities. We build for the life of our communities. We know that buildings do not exist in a vacuum. Buildings, streets, and the people that occupy and use them are but a few of the ingredients that make up our cities and communities. We believe that nurturing social equity, enabling economic activity, and reducing our impact on the environment in all that we do – including how we build and maintain our buildings – is integral to playing a positive role in sustaining our communities for us and for future generations. Modern Niagara helps building owners, managers, and general contractors achieve their objectives by meeting the mechanical, electrical, integrated building technology, and building services needs of their buildings across Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Southwestern Ontario, and Ottawa. We also develop custom, turnkey solutions to help reach the desired outcomes. Recognized by SMACNA and Canadian Occupational Safety Magazine among Canada’s safest employers since 2019, Modern Niagara has been a Platinum Club member of Canada’s Best Managed Companies since 2002.
On-site · Vaughan
The Compliance Manager maintains the regulatory compliance framework for fuels, pressure equipment, and welding across Canadian jurisdictions. They provide operational guidance, manage certifications and permits, and oversee quality programs to ensure all work meets legislative and safety standards.
On-site · Port Coquitlam
The Services Sales Manager will lead the growth of recurring service revenue and build a high-performing sales team across British Columbia. They are responsible for managing the full sales cycle, developing strategic client relationships, and ensuring successful project delivery through collaboration with operations teams.
On-site · Ottawa
The apprentice will assist in the fabrication and installation of HVAC ductwork and sheet metal systems under the guidance of experienced tradespeople. They are responsible for maintaining a safe, clean work environment while developing the technical skills necessary to progress through the apprenticeship program.
On-site · Ottawa
The Sheet Metal Worker is responsible for fabricating HVAC ductwork and fittings while ensuring all work meets safety and quality standards. They must collaborate with forepersons and supervisors to complete projects efficiently according to specifications.
On-site · Ottawa
The Sheet Metal Foreperson leads day-to-day field operations, supervising crews and coordinating work activities to ensure projects are completed safely and efficiently. They are responsible for planning daily tasks, maintaining quality standards, and fostering a collaborative shop environment.
On-site · Vaughan
The mechanical estimator prepares accurate cost estimates, budgets, and bid submissions for complex mechanical construction projects. They collaborate with operations teams, suppliers, and subcontractors to ensure project scope, risks, and costs are effectively managed.
On-site · Ottawa
The VDC Electrical Designer develops accurate 3D models for electrical construction projects using Revit and AutoCAD to support field installation. They collaborate with project teams to resolve constructability issues and ensure models meet quality standards.
On-site · Hamilton
The Manufacturing Technology Specialist acts as a liaison between manufacturing operations and technology teams to translate business requirements into effective system solutions. They coordinate technology initiatives, manage user feedback, and support the implementation and continuous improvement of manufacturing platforms.
On-site · Vaughan
The Project Coordinator supports project teams by managing contract administration, tracking commercial risks, and maintaining accurate project documentation. They also coordinate reporting for leadership and ensure adherence to corporate risk policies and governance requirements.
On-site · Vaughan
The Project Manager - Commercial Risk identifies, assesses, and mitigates commercial and contractual risks throughout the project lifecycle. They provide guidance on contract interpretation, claims management, and dispute avoidance to protect the company's interests and ensure successful project delivery.
On-site · Leduc
The specialist will manage the full-cycle recruitment process, including sourcing, interviewing, and negotiating offers for various roles. Additionally, they will coordinate and facilitate new hire onboarding to ensure a positive integration into the company culture and operations.
On-site · Ottawa
The Project Coordinator provides administrative and operational support to ensure HVAC construction projects are executed efficiently and meet company standards. Responsibilities include managing project documentation, tracking budgets and schedules, and facilitating communication between office and field teams.
On-site · Halifax
The HSE Coordinator supports the delivery of a preventative safety culture by coordinating training, maintaining compliance, and managing safety documentation. They work closely with field teams and leadership to reduce workplace risk and ensure adherence to health and safety standards.
On-site · Vaughan
The project manager oversees mechanical construction projects by managing budgets, schedules, and resources to ensure successful delivery. They also build strong client relationships while ensuring all safety and quality standards are upheld throughout project execution.
On-site · Vaughan
The Commissioning Manager leads the development and execution of commissioning plans to ensure complex mechanical systems operate safely and efficiently. They provide technical expertise, mentor project teams, and oversee site inspections to validate system performance throughout the project lifecycle.
On-site · Vaughan
The Truck Driver is responsible for the safe and timely delivery of tools, equipment, and materials to various construction project sites. They also manage warehouse operations, including loading, unloading, and conducting inventory checks for incoming and outgoing items.
On-site · Burnaby
The Project Coordinator provides technical and administrative support to project managers and site teams to ensure efficient project execution. Responsibilities include managing documentation, schedules, purchase orders, and facilitating communication between stakeholders.
On-site · Burnaby
The Project Manager oversees mechanical construction projects by managing budgets, schedules, and resources to ensure successful delivery. They also maintain strong client relationships and ensure all safety and quality standards are upheld throughout project execution.
On-site · Ottawa
The Communications & Content Coordinator creates and manages engaging digital content across social media and web platforms to support brand presence. This role involves collaborating with internal teams to capture photography, edit videos, and produce marketing materials that highlight company culture and projects.
On-site · Alliston
The Senior Electrical Project Manager oversees project budgets, labour, and financial forecasting while ensuring operational excellence and profitability. They act as the primary lead for client relationships and coordinate effectively with subcontractors and internal teams to deliver projects on time.
