THE WORK
You've Never Been Satisfied with “Good Enough.”
You didn't get into this to manage one piece of a project. You got into it to change how the world gets built.
At Accenture Construct, that's the job. You'll help deliver the data centers, power grids, rail networks, factories and public infrastructure that keep communities moving - smarter, safer and more sustainably.
You'll work alongside people who think big and act bold: project managers, engineers, technologists and strategists who pair real-world delivery with AI. And you won't be handed a slice of it. We take on whole programs, from early strategy through construction and handover, and we stand behind how they land.
Because “good enough” builds the past. You're here to build what's next.
- (Internal Title: Engineering II)
- Project Concept and Scope Definition Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with the project team to develop the initial project concept and scope of work, ensuring alignment with client needs and requirements. Define scope elements including work breakdowns, quality standards, budget, and schedule parameters to achieve project objectives.
- Prepare scope definition sign-off documentation and manage the sign-off process with user groups and relevant departments. Review stakeholder feedback and coordinate responses or corrective actions to ensure all required stakeholders are satisfied.
- Design Process Coordination Responsibilities:
- Coordinate and monitor the design process from preliminary through detailed design phases Develop project work plans that define contract phases, packaging strategies, budget allocations, and schedules.
- Define the scope of work for individual design packages and recommend in-house or consultant design assignments.
- Conduct design progress review meetings and follow up on resulting actions.
- Prepare requests for proposals for consultant design services and manage the consultant selection process in collaboration with the Procurement and Category Management (PCM) Department.
- Review and approve engineering work plans for both in-house and consultant to ensure alignment with the defined scope, budget, schedule, and overall project objectives.
- Prepare Work Plan Release Initiations and Internal Work Assignment Release Initiations to authorize project work.
- Consultant and In-House Design Management Responsibilities:
- Manage consultant and in-house design assignments by monitoring progress and performance against established Terms of Reference (ToR) and Scope of Work (SOW), and authorize work plans accordingly.
- Ensure design teams meet project milestones.
- Analyze and resolve design review comments in a timely and thorough manner.
- Respond promptly and document resolutions to requests and requirements from other Groups.
- Coordinate design compliance with project scope, quality, budget, and schedule by integrating constructability and maintainability requirements across all departments.
- Liaise with external agencies to ensure compliance with codes, regulations, and government guidelines, and arrange for necessary permits and property requirements.
- Conduct design progress review meetings, including constructability and maintainability reviews at appropriate milestones.
- Initiate alternative analyses, engineering studies, and life cycle cost assessments to support cost-effective design and construction solutions.
- Prepare scope and construction review sign-off documents, and secure stakeholder approvals of scope and construction review design and contract specification by coordinating responses and corrective actions that arise from comments.
- Issue Work Plan Releases to authorize progressive work execution, including necessary changes.
- Review monthly progress reports with consultants and in-house engineering teams and address any identified issues.
- Complete Consultant Performance Reviews to evaluate and document performance outcomes.
- Prepare and review project administration documents, including:
- Contract change initiations
- Project work plans
- Purchase authorizations
- Status reports
- Work order requests
- Minutes of meetings
- Internal work authorizations
- Procurement requisitions
- Cheque requisitions (e.g., permits)
- Work plan release initiations
- Sign-off templates (design phase)
- Purchase order amendment authority
- Contract Document Preparation Responsibilities:
- Manage the preparation of construction Contract Documents.
- Supervise consultants as they develop technical specifications, drawings, and inputs for front-end commercial terms.
- Prepare and edit General Requirements (Division 1) for inclusion in the final Contract Documents.
- Tender Period Support and Contract Award Responsibilities:
- Respond to bidder questions and concerns during the tender period in consultation with the designer and the Procurement and Category Management (PCM) Department.
- Conduct site tours with the PCM Department and present the scope of contract work to potential bidders.
- Prepare, review, and approve addenda with the designer to ensure compliance and completeness.
- Perform technical analysis of bids and recommend contract awards based on evaluation results.
- Review reference checks conducted by the PCM Department and prior Contractor Performance Reviews (CPRs).
- Prepare Board Reports for senior management review and Board approval, and coordinate required inputs from departments such as PCM, Property, Planning, and Development.
- Construction Phase Engineering Support Responsibilities:
- Coordinate and facilitate engineering support throughout the construction phase.
- Facilitate the issuance of the Notice to Proceed in collaboration with the construction management team.
- Conduct design handover meetings with the Construction Management team and other project personnel.
- Attend kick-off, progress, and technical meetings and contribute engineering input as needed.
- Review and approve engineering work plans for construction phase services to ensure alignment with scope, budget, and schedule.
- Initiate design-related contract changes and prepare documentation for work plan and design change authorization.
- Review contract changes for technical compliance and consult with the designer when appropriate.
- Provide guidance to the Construction Site Manager (CSM) on project and contractual matters.
- Maintain regular communication with the CSM regarding project matters that may affect construction activities.
- Resolve design contract claims and support the resolution of construction contract claims.
- Ensure contractors submit as-built documents and coordinate their review and completion by the designer.
- Lead the coordination of project and contract close-out processes and ensure timely submission and archiving of documentation.
- Prepare handover documents and facilitate the sign-off process with the Operations Group according to established procedures.
- Document Lessons Learned and participate in post-construction reviews for each project, as applicable.
- Capital Budget Submission Responsibilities:
- Identify and summarize client group requirements for each project in collaboration with relevant project teams.
- Prepare Project Summary Sheets and Justification Reports to support the Capital Budget submission.
- Develop project budgets in coordination with the Capital Programming Department, including Budgets/Cost Control and Estimating sections.
- Support the Project Manager in creating presentations and organizing senior management review meetings related to the Capital Budget submission.
- Draft Staff Summary Sheets and Board Reports to facilitate subsequent project approvals.
- Public Consultation Responsibilities:
- Outline public consultation requirements for each capital project as part of the overall project or contract work plan, and collaborate with team members from the Chief of
- Staff Office (Community Relations) to review and refine these needs.
- Supervise and contribute to the creation of public notices, displays, and informational materials for public distribution.
- Attend open houses, public meetings, safety walks, community group sessions (e.g., Business Improvement Areas), and actively participate in the public consultation process.
- Prepare responses to public feedback and consultation comments.
- Support the Project Manager by developing public consultation presentations.
- Draft Staff Summary Sheets and Board Reports on public consultation matters in coordination with the Chief of Staff Office (Community Relations).
- Senior Project Engineer Responsibilities:
- Resolve day-to-day issues and conflicts among designers and stakeholders throughout the contract duration.
- Direct engineers and designers to implement changes to contract documents promptly and accurately.
- Conduct and attend meetings with internal operating departments and external agencies and government departments as required.
- Prepare Staff Summary Sheets and Board Reports on various project matters, including status updates.
- Compile project status updates for inclusion in Project Summary Reports and presentations to senior management.
- Take professional responsibility for work performed under direct supervision, in accordance with Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) or the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) requirements.
- Assist in developing and implementing procedures related to areas of responsibility.
- Substitute for the Project Manager when required.
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
- Working Conditions
HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL NEED
- Experience:
- Minimum of 5 years of experience in a transit operating environment.
- Education:
- University degree in a relevant engineering discipline, or in Architecture, combined with extensive experience in the areas of projects/construction and engineering management of heavy construction and large multi-disciplined projects.
- Licenses OR Certifications:
- Registration as a Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario or be licensed by the OAA (Ontario Architect Association).
- Skills and Competencies:
- Comprehensive knowledge of current engineering principles and practices.
- Comprehensive knowledge of project management principles and practices, including conceptual planning and all phases of design.
- Familiarity with project management information systems and reporting as it relates to control of scope, scheduling and cost.
- Comprehensive knowledge of construction techniques and practices, contract administration, construction inspection, and knowledge of the Construction Act.
- A valid Province of Ontario Class G driver’s license would be an asset. May be required use of own vehicle required for visits to construction sites that are not easily accessible by public transits.
- Comprehensive knowledge of the Ontario Human Rights Code and Related Orders including disability accommodation and accessibility requirements pertaining to passengers and employees.
- Strong understanding of project management principles and practices, including conceptual planning and all phases of design.
- Proficient in project management information systems and reporting as it relates to control of scope, scheduling, and cost.
- Demonstrated experience in early project planning processes, including conceptualization and feasibility.
- In-depth knowledge of construction techniques and practices, contract administration, and knowledge of the Construction Act, as related to transit facilities.
- Knowledge of government regulations, legislation and standards, safety regulations and procedures applicable to the project.
- Knowledge of environmental and safety regulations/commitment to sustainability and safety.
- Demonstrated ability to manage and work with multi-disciplined teams, deal with complex issues, and maintain effective working relationships.
- Demonstrated ability to motivate, influence, and obtain cooperation from a diverse group of internal and external project stakeholders to achieve the goals and objectives of the project.
- Demonstrate or proven ability in organizational, interpersonal, problem-solving solving and analytical skills.
- Thorough understanding of prevailing engineering means and methods.
- Advanced skills in Microsoft Office.
- Proficient in other applicable engineering-related software.
- Ability to arrange priorities and escalate competing risks to meet deadlines with minimum input from leadership.
- Keen eye for detail and adept problem-solving abilities.
- Must have demonstrated experience relaying and receiving information (written and verbal).
- Expert ability to work collaboratively and independently in a structured, disciplined, technology-driven environment.
- Effectively lead a small engineering team.
- Ability to work creatively and analytically in a problem-solving environment by ensuring effective teamwork, promotion of innovation, and overall excellence.
- Demonstrated functional acumen to support how solutions will address client goals while maintaining alignment with industry best practices.
About Accenture Construct
Accenture Construct is Accenture's global capital projects business.
The data centers behind AI. The grid behind the energy transition. The rail, water and airports everything else runs on.
We plan them, engineer them, deliver them and hand them over - and unlike most of this market, we're on the hook for whether they land on time. More than 5,000 practitioners across the Americas, EMEA and APAC. One team that owns the whole thing.
Compensation at Accenture varies depending on a wide array of factors, which may include but are not limited to the specific office location, role, skill set, and level of experience. As required by local law, Accenture provides a reasonable range of compensation, based on full-time employment, for roles that may be hired as set forth below.
The recruiting efforts for this position are intended to fill a new position.
The base pay range shown below is intended as a guideline to reflect the majority of offers for this role. It does not represent a maximum limit - in some cases, actual compensation may exceed the range where appropriate.
Role Location Annual Salary Range
Ontario $99,000 to $148,000
