Full-Time

Project Coordinator

Deadline 8/6/26
ATCO

ATCO

5,001-10,000 employees

Diversified holding group delivering energy, infrastructure

Compensation Overview

CA$65k - CA$78k/yr

Langley, BC, Canada

In Person

On-site in Langley, BC; travel to project sites as required.

Category
Business & Strategy (1)

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Requirements
  • 3+ years of experience supporting mid-sized construction projects
  • Post-secondary education in Construction Management, Engineering Technology, Architecture, or a related field
  • Strong understanding of project budgets, cost tracking, and planning
  • Ability to travel within and outside the region as required
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including MS Project
Responsibilities
  • Support the successful delivery of modular building projects, ensuring timelines, budgets, and safety standards are met
  • Travel to project sites to attend pre-construction meetings, progress reviews, and status updates
  • Collaborate with sales and internal teams to review drawings, define scopes of work, and support project estimating (labour, materials, subcontractors)
  • Assist with developing and managing project schedules, budgets, execution plans, and warranties
  • Maintain accurate project documentation, records, and cost tracking
  • Source and coordinate subcontractors, including vendor selection and issuing field purchase orders
  • Work closely with engineering, manufacturing, and third-party vendors to ensure compliance with codes and regulations
  • Communicate regularly with clients and stakeholders, providing updates and resolving issues as needed
  • Promote and uphold strong safety practices in line with provincial regulations and ATCO’s HSE and QA standards
  • Participate in site visits, hazard assessments, and risk mitigation activities
  • Other duties as assigned

ATCO is a Canadian holding company that owns and manages a diverse mix of global businesses in energy, housing, transportation, and infrastructure. Its revenue comes from segments like electric utilities and structures and logistics, and it provides integrated solutions to customers around the world. The company’s products and services span natural gas and renewable energy infrastructure, electric utilities, temporary and permanent structures, housing development, and transportation and logistics services, all supported by a worldwide asset portfolio. ATCO differentiates itself through its diversified portfolio, global footprint (present in more than 23 countries), and its approach of managing a group of companies as a coordinated set of investments that can deliver long-term value. Its goal is to build and manage a portfolio that supports global growth and prosperity by delivering reliable energy, housing, infrastructure, and related services across markets.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Calgary, Canada

Founded

1947

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Yellowhead pipeline could unlock major Alberta gas demand and industrial growth.
  • Modular housing and site services benefit from large construction projects.
  • Utility transmission and distribution investment remains supported by ATCO’s customer base.

What critics are saying

  • Yellowhead pipeline approval delays would defer a C$2.9 billion growth project.
  • Landowner opposition and tribunal disputes can raise costs and slow construction.
  • Heavy Alberta gas exposure leaves ATCO vulnerable to policy shifts and declining demand.

What makes ATCO unique

  • Diversified holding company spanning energy, housing, transportation, and infrastructure.
  • ATCO Energy Systems serves over three million customers across hundreds of communities.
  • ATCO Structures operates in more than 100 countries with modular products.

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