MEP Superintendent

Toronto, ON
On-site
Posted Oct 10, 2026
1 position

$150,000–$180,000 / year

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Senior · 5+ years
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week
Seniority: Mid-Senior level
Application method: Direct apply is available

Job summary

Lead and coordinate MEP subcontractors, suppliers, and site staff, ensuring construction work meets approved documents, safety and quality requirements, and project schedules. Coordinate inspections, testing, commissioning, system turnover, progress reporting, and stakeholder communication across project disciplines.

Job details

Company Description Webuild is an international construction company of civil engineering pioneers who have been at the forefront of the construction business for 120 years. With over 92,000 employees worldwide representing more than 125 nationalities, we are a global player with Italian roots, specializing in complex infrastructure—innovative and sustainable works that improve lives. Over the past century, we’ve built some of the world's most iconic infrastructure projects. At Webuild, our DNA is rooted in Excellence, Integrity, Respect, Trust, and Sustainable Innovation. Guided by these values, our mission is to protect the planet, care for our people, inspire progress, share prosperity, and spark partnerships. Together, we’re building a better future—responsibly, inclusively, and with purpose. Role Overview The MEP Superintendent is responsible for the on-site supervision, coordination, and execution of all mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, medium and Low-voltage systems for a major Metrolinx transit/rail infrastructure project. The role ensures that MEP construction activities are performed safely, in compliance with construction standards, design and contract requirements, and regulations, while meeting project schedule, quality, and team objectives. The MEP Superintendent be critical part of a multidisciplinary team of superintendents and will work closely with the MEP Project Manager, Package manager and coordinators. Collaboration with Engineering, Quality, Safety, and Environmental teams is a must to support successful delivery in a highly regulated, stakeholder-driven transit environment. The Expecting Salary for this role is between 150 K to 180 K. What You Will Be Doing? Directly supervise, lead and manage subcontractors and site staff responsible for all mechanical, electrical and plumbing elements on the project. Ensure works compliance with approved construction documents, specifications, contract requirements. Coordinate with other construction disciplines (civil, structural, architectural) to ensure alignment, sequence and schedule. Provide daily field leadership to ensure productivity, sequence, schedule and constructability of the MEP works. Manage and coordinate MEP subcontractors, suppliers, and vendors across multiple work fronts. Develop and manage MEP look-ahead schedules aligned with the Construction Project Schedule. Enforce project Health and Safety policies and compliance of local regulations. Promote a strong safety culture consistent with project principles. Participate in toolbox talks, safety walks, audits, incident investigations, and corrective action implementation. Coordinate inspections, testing, and verification activities with Quality and Commissioning teams. Ensure proper completion of deficiency lists and readiness for system turnover. Participate in coordination meetings, site walks, and progress reviews with project stakeholders’ representatives. Maintain clear, professional communication consistent with all project stakeholders. Maintain accurate daily reports, manpower tracking, and progress updates for MEP activities. Support change management by identifying scope impacts, risks, and delays related to MEP works. What We Are Looking For? 5–8 years of MEP supervisory experience on large-scale infrastructure, transit, or institutional construction projects. Proven experience managing mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, medium and low-voltage trades in the field. Strong understanding of construction sequencing, MEP coordination, and interface management. Solid knowledge of Ontario codes, safety legislation, and quality systems. Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills. Experience on infrastructure or ICI projects. Trade background in Mechanical or Electrical disciplines. Familiarity with commissioning, systems integration, and handover of complex MEP systems. Why Choose Webuild? Competitive compensation & retirement savings – We offer a strong compensation package with an RRSP matching program (currently up to 4% for permanent employees). Iconic projects – Be part of major linear infrastructure projects that shape Canada’s future. Comprehensive group benefits (for permanent roles working 20+ hours per week). Wellbeing support – Access to our Employee and Family Assistance Program whenever you need it. Work-life balance – We actively encourage a healthy balance between work and personal life. Time to recharge – Vacation entitlement: 3–4 weeks annually, based on experience and in accordance with company policy and applicable employment standards. Grow with us – Tailored training and development opportunities to advance your career. Extra perks – Enjoy discounts like 20% off at GoodLife Fitness (currently available to Ontario employees through our group benefits provider, subject to change). Join the Webuild Life At Webuild, we believe diverse perspectives drive innovation, strengthen teams, and lead to better outcomes. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds, including but not limited to women, visible minorities, Indigenous Peoples, persons with disabilities, and members of the LGBTQ2S+ community. If you require accommodation during the recruitment process, please let us know.

What you’ll do

Requirements

Requires 5–8 years of MEP supervisory experience on large infrastructure, transit, institutional, or ICI projects, including field management of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and voltage trades. Candidates should have a mechanical or electrical trade background, knowledge of Ontario codes and safety legislation, and experience with MEP coordination, commissioning, and handover.