In PersonTravel to project sites is required; shift work and overtime may be needed based on project demands.
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About the job
Requirements
A Civil or Geotechnical Technician or Technologist Diploma, or similar college diploma, with related experience.
Two or more years of engineering- or construction-related management experience.
Experience managing a team, including scheduling, project coordination, and training.
Familiarity with federal and provincial environmental legislation and regulations.
Proven technical writing skills.
Strong interpersonal, verbal and written communication, and organizational skills.
A valid driver's license and access to a reliable vehicle.
Responsibilities
Coordinate materials testing and inspection projects by defining scope, developing work plans, and identifying required field and laboratory resources.
Develop and maintain project schedules while coordinating daily field and laboratory activities and technician utilization.
Track project budgets, monitor laboratory, field, and subcontractor costs, and flag variances or risks to Project Managers.
Coordinate material testing requirements, equipment logistics, and technician assignments for site activities.
Act as a key point of contact among field staff, laboratory personnel, Project Managers, clients, and contractors.
Ensure testing and inspections comply with applicable standards, including MTO, OPSS, CSA, and municipal specifications.
Prepare, review, and maintain project documentation, including daily field reports, laboratory submissions, test results, and progress tracking.
Monitor laboratory testing and reporting turnaround times to meet client deliverables.
Identify project risks, resolve scheduling or resource conflicts, and escalate issues as needed.
Coordinate project setup and close-out activities, including job initiation, resource alignment, documentation, and final deliverables.
Assist with proposal preparation, work order setup, invoicing coordination, and tracking billable hours against scope.
Ensure compliance with company health and safety policies and coordinate safe work practices for field and laboratory operations.
Participate in monthly invoice reviews to ensure accuracy, completeness, and alignment with project scope, billable hours, and approved rates.
Travel to project sites and work shifts or overtime when required by project demands.
Lead and expand the Toronto operations, drive business growth, build strategic relationships, and represent the company in client meetings, industry events, and community engagements.
Build, mentor, and inspire a high-performing team.
Desired Qualifications
Five or more years of relevant experience in Materials Engineering or Geotechnical Engineering.
A Bachelor of Science or Engineering degree.
Professional Engineer certification.
CCIL Concrete and Asphalt Certification.
Laboratory testing experience.
About Us AllRock Consulting Ltd. is a fast growing and innovative geotechnical, materials and Environmental engineering company. AllRock’s geotechnical engineers, and materials specialists are focused on solving design, construction, and rehabilitation issues impacting the communities in which we work and live. By pairing cutting-edge site investigation technology with tried-and-true experience, we bring unparalleled expertise to the entire geotechnical spectrum, from planning and investigation, to execution and quality control.
AllRock works with clients in the pre-construction phases of a project to discover and examine what lies beneath their construction project. Our team collaborates with clients during the design phases to ensure they have all the geotechnical information needed to complete a successful project. This information allows projects to be completed on time and on budget, by working through problems upfront rather than during construction.
AllRock is proud to say that we are a 100% owned and operated Mi'kmaq First Nations company. The Qalipu Mi'kmaq First Nations & Millbrook Mi'kmaq First Nations are proudly represented through our owners and senior management. We are proud to be registered as a Certified Aboriginal Business with the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business. Indigenous candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
Why Work With AllRock Consulting Limited Our commitment to supporting the whole person is reflected in how we reward our employees:
Strong Support Network – Benefit from full operational and technical backing from our Newfoundland and Ontario offices, plus collaboration across our national team.
Opportunity to Grow – Lead and shape our existing branch, making a tangible impact through your vision and leadership.
Professional Excellence – Join a trusted Canadian consulting firm recognized for quality, integrity, and client-focused solutions.
Competitive salaries paired with an exceptional benefits package, including critical illness, long-term disability, life insurance, and comprehensive health and dental coverage.
A Health Spending Account to help manage your medical expenses.
Generous vacation time, paid personal days, and sick time to prioritize your well-being and that of your family.
Financial assistance for professional development, along with flexible scheduling to help you balance work and family life.
The Position – Materials Project Coordinator AllRock currently operates seven office locations, three in Newfoundland (Corner Brook, Mount Pearl, and Gander) and four in Ontario (Toronto, Ottawa, London, and Barrie).
AllRock Consulting is rapidly growing, and we’re looking for an experienced Project Coordinator to lead and expand our Toronto operations.
In this key leadership role, you’ll combine your technical expertise, whether in geotechnical engineering, civil engineering, or materials testing, with strong leadership and business development skills to operate, grow, and elevate our offices. You’ll take a hands-on approach to project delivery while building, mentoring, and inspiring a high-performing team.
This role requires a go-getter mindset, someone who is ambitious, proactive, and comfortable engaging with clients. You’ll be expected to drive business growth, build strategic relationships, and represent AllRock with confidence and professionalism in client meetings, industry events, and community engagements.
Key Responsibilities
Coordinate materials testing and inspection projects, including defining scope, developing work plans, and identifying required field and laboratory resources (technicians, equipment, and materials).
Develop and maintain project schedules, coordinating daily field and lab activities to ensure timely execution and efficient technician utilization.
Track project budgets, monitor costs (lab, field, subcontractors), and flag variances or risks to Project Managers.
Coordinate material testing requirements, equipment logistics, and technician assignments to ensure readiness for site activities.
Act as a key point of contact between field staff, lab personnel, Project Managers, clients, and contractors to ensure clear communication and project alignment.
Support quality assurance and quality control by ensuring all testing and inspections are completed in accordance with applicable standards (e.g., MTO, OPSS, CSA, and municipal specifications).
Prepare, review, and maintain project documentation including daily field reports, lab submissions, test results, and progress tracking.
Monitor turnaround times for lab testing and reporting to ensure client deliverables are met.
Assist with identifying project risks, resolving scheduling or resource conflicts, and escalating issues as needed.
Coordinate project setup and close-out activities, ensuring accurate job initiation, alignment of field and lab resources, and timely completion of all documentation and final deliverables.
Assist with proposal preparation, work order setup, invoicing coordination, and tracking of billable hours versus scope.
Ensure compliance with company health and safety policies, including coordination of safe work practices for field and lab operations.
Participate in monthly invoice reviews, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and alignment with project scope, billable hours, and approved rates.
Travel to project sites, and flexibility for shift work and overtime may be required based on project demands.
START DATE: As soon as possible
Education, Experience, and Skills Required:
Civil or Geotechnical, Technician or Technologist Diploma, or similar. Bachelor of Science or Engineering Degree considered an asset (Minimum requirement is a college diploma and related experience).
P. Eng. Certification is an asset but not required.
5+ years relevant experience in Materials Engineering or Geotechnical Engineering preferred but not required.
2+ years of management experience (Must be engineering or construction related)
Must have experience managing a team (scheduling, project coordination, training etc)
Attention to detail in all undertakings is essential
Superior organizational and communications skills are essential
Desire to succeed in a dynamic, progressive organization
Familiarity with federal and provincial environmental legislation and regulations
A high level of integrity and pride in quality work is imperative.
Proven technical writing skills.
Strong interpersonal, verbal and written communication, and organizational skills.
CCIL – Concrete and Asphalt Certification is an asset but not required.
Lab testing experience considered an asset, but not required.
Valid Driver’s License and access to a reliable vehicle.
Applications To apply, email your cover letter, resume, and proof of any relevant certifications to [email protected] with "Materials Project Coordinator" in the subject line. We look forward to hearing from you!