Engineering Project Manager (Toronto)

Project Engineering Manager

Location: Brampton, Ontario

Overview

The Project Manager is responsible for the planning, design, execution, and finalization of projects within manufacturing facilities. This includes delivering projects on time, within budget, and with technically sound solutions. The role requires strong engineering fundamentals, project management discipline, and effective cross‑functional collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Project Planning & Coordination
  • Lead CAPEX project planning, including scope, timelines, and budgets
  • Define project objectives and deliverables aligned with business goals
  • Coordinate resources and ensure adherence to milestones
  • Communicate expectations and status clearly to stakeholders
  • Proactively manage scope changes, risks, and contingencies
• Engineering Design & Technical Ownership
  • Develop and evaluate manufacturing processes, systems, and equipment
  • Conduct feasibility studies and cost‑benefit analyses
  • Ensure compliance with applicable codes, standards, and company procedures
• Technical Documentation
  • Prepare and maintain engineering documentation (drawings, specifications, reports)
  • Ensure documentation meets industry and regulatory requirements
• Risk Management
  • Identify project risks early
  • Develop and implement mitigation strategies
• Cross‑Functional Collaboration
  • Work closely with production, maintenance, procurement, and other stakeholders
  • Support safe operations, product quality, reliability, and productivity
  • Drive alignment across functional teams
• Team Leadership & Development
  • Coach, mentor, and support team members and contractorsPromote ownership, accountability, and continuous learning
• Vendor Management
  • Engage and manage external vendors and suppliers
  • Review proposals, support technical evaluations, and negotiate contracts
  • Coordinate with municipalities for permits where required
• Quality Assurance
  • Implement quality control measures throughout the project lifecycle
  • Ensure deliverables meet defined standards and specifications
• Continuous Improvement
  • Identify opportunities to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance safety
  • Stay informed on technologies that support operational improvements

Qualifications

• Engineering degree (Mechanical preferred)
• Minimum 5 years of engineering/project experience
• Experience in food or process manufacturing environments
• Experience with systems such as CIP, pasteurization, and sterilization
• Knowledge of instrumentation, PLCs, and SCADA systems
• Strong understanding of engineering design and project delivery
• Strong project management and organizational skills
• Financial acumen (budgeting, cost control, ROI awareness)
• Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving capabilities
• Clear communication and stakeholder management skills
• Adaptability in energetic environments
• Negotiation and influencing ability

Benefits

• Competitive base salary (range $99,100 – $123,900+)
• Company vehicle or car allowance
• Performance‑based bonus system
• 4 weeks vacation
• Benefits starting day 1
• Pension program with employer match up to 6%
• Tuition reimbursement up to $3,000 per year
• Volunteer day to contribute to community
• Learning and development opportunities
• Commitment to internal career advancement with potential international mobility

Equal Employment Opportunity

We apply an equal access to employment program and invite women, Aboriginal people, visible minorities, and people with disabilities to apply. We are committed to crafting an environment that genuinely welcomes all, reflecting the richness of our people and communities. Accommodation is provided for applicants with disabilities under a confidential process.