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 · Leduc
Apprentice plumbers will perform hands-on installation and maintenance of plumbing systems on commercial, institutional, and industrial construction projects. They will work under the guidance of experienced journeypersons to develop technical skills and ensure quality workmanship.
On-site · Leduc
The Journeyperson Plumber will perform installation and maintenance of plumbing systems across commercial, institutional, and industrial projects. They will work collaboratively with a team to ensure high-quality workmanship while adhering to strict safety standards.
On-site
The Project Coordinator provides technical and administrative support to project managers and field teams to ensure efficient project execution. Key tasks include managing project documentation, updating schedules and budgets, and coordinating with subcontractors and suppliers.
On-site · Vaughan
The VDC Designer transforms engineering consultant designs into coordinated, fabricable virtual models using Revit and BIM technologies. They optimize system routing for efficiency and constructability while supporting project teams through clash resolution and documentation.
On-site · Ottawa
The Project Manager oversees mechanical construction projects by managing budgets, schedules, and resources to ensure successful delivery. They collaborate with field and fabrication teams to maintain safety, quality, and financial targets while building strong client relationships.
On-site · Vaughan
The Accounts Payable Specialist is responsible for collecting, organizing, and processing project-related and overhead vendor invoices and employee expenses. They also play a key role in project costing, financial statement accuracy, and managing vendor relationships.
On-site · Port Coquitlam
The BAS Technician will program, configure, and commission Building Automation Systems on the Niagara 4 platform for new and retrofit projects. Responsibilities include developing control logic, creating user graphics, performing point-to-point commissioning, and providing customer support.
On-site · Calgary
The HVAC Service Technician performs preventive maintenance, repairs, and troubleshooting on commercial and institutional mechanical systems. They are also responsible for building strong client relationships and maintaining accurate service documentation.
On-site · Edmonton
The HVAC Service Technician performs preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on commercial and institutional mechanical systems. They are responsible for ensuring equipment reliability, maintaining accurate service documentation, and building strong client relationships.
On-site · Toronto
The Construction Technology Platform Manager is responsible for the strategic roadmap, governance, and operational health of technology platforms supporting material planning and procurement. This role aligns cross-functional stakeholders to ensure reliable data, process consistency, and effective project execution.
On-site · Toronto
The Construction Technology Platform Manager is responsible for maximizing the business value and operational consistency of the technology ecosystem supporting CRM, pursuits, and estimating. This role owns the domain roadmap, governance model, and product backlog while ensuring effective platform operation and adoption.
On-site · Toronto
The Platform Manager is responsible for the technology roadmap, governance, and operational health of systems supporting health, safety, quality, and commissioning. They will translate functional needs into scalable platform capabilities while driving adoption and measuring performance across the organization.
On-site · Vaughan
The Project Coordinator supports the planning, execution, and documentation of medical gas projects by managing project files, schedules, and procurement activities. They act as a liaison between internal teams, clients, and subcontractors to ensure project compliance and timely delivery.
Hybrid
The IT Support Technician provides remote technical support to organizational divisions and manages the installation, configuration, and maintenance of end-user systems. The role also involves documenting technical issues, managing inventory, and assisting with user onboarding and offboarding processes.
On-site · Calgary
The apprentice will assist experienced technicians with the diagnostics, repair, and preventative maintenance of commercial plumbing and mechanical systems. They are responsible for maintaining accurate service reports and adhering to all company health and safety policies.
On-site · Ottawa
The Electrical Project Coordinator Co-op supports project teams by assisting with document control, procurement, scheduling, and administrative tasks. They also participate in site visits and help ensure projects are executed safely and efficiently according to company standards.
On-site · Calgary
The technician is responsible for diagnosing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining commercial plumbing and mechanical systems. They must also complete service reports, manage documentation, and communicate effectively with customers and project teams.
On-site · Toronto
The Account Manager will develop and maintain relationships with key electrical industry stakeholders to drive business growth and sales. They are responsible for identifying new opportunities, providing technical support, and managing the full sales cycle from prospecting to closing.
On-site · Vaughan
The Project Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, and managing electrical projects from design through installation and final closeout. They must effectively manage project resources, labour, subcontractors, and financial performance while ensuring compliance with safety standards and electrical codes.
On-site · Ottawa
The Project Coordinator will support project managers by gathering information, managing site contract documentation, and coordinating activities between office and field staff. They will also assist in monitoring construction schedules and participating in meetings with subcontractors and clients.
