Contract Administrator, Transportations and Infrastructures Join as a Contract Administrator at WSP in Canada and help shape the future of transportation infrastructure across the country. The Opportunity WSP is currently seeking a Contract Administrator to support high‑impact transportation projects. You’ll be part of a dynamic team, working primarily from a dedicated project site office to oversee and manage construction contracts. Why choose WSP? We value and are committed to a culture of inclusion and belonging. Flexible Work Policy to support balance in your work and home life. A Canadian success story – proud to contribute to Canada’s future. Enhance the world around you—from environment to highways, buildings, and terrain. Outstanding career opportunities—growth, innovation, and new ideas. A collaborative culture with genuinely good people doing important work. We offer attractive pay, flexible work options, a great corporate culture, comprehensive and employee‑focused benefits including virtual healthcare and a wellness platform, as well as savings programs and a clear vision for the future. What You Can Expect To Do Here Lead and manage complex municipal or highway capital construction projects. Act as the key liaison between contractors, clients, design teams, utility companies, government agencies, and other stakeholders to ensure project success. Oversee all contract administration deliverables, ensuring timely and accurate execution that exceeds client expectations. Negotiate contractual matters including pricing agreements, change orders, and claims. Provide leadership and mentorship to the project team, guiding inspectors and ensuring quality delivery. What You’ll Bring Minimum of 4 MTO or equivalent municipal contracts administered, including 2 projects valued at $20M+. Graduate of a Civil Engineering Technology or Civil Engineering university program. Certified by OACETT with the RCCA designation or registered with PEO as a P.Eng. (required). Strong communication skills—written and verbal. Excellent organizational, analytical, and problem‑solving abilities. Solid understanding of OPS standards, drawings, and legislative requirements for road and highway construction. Familiarity with construction methods, materials, and quality assurance practices. About WSP WSP is one of the largest professional services firms worldwide, dedicated to ensuring the sustainability of cities and environments. With over 65,000 members globally and more than 12,000 in Canada, we operate across all sectors—from environmental work to urban planning to iconic building engineering and sustainable transport networks. Our values: We value our employees and reputation. We work locally with an international scope. We are future‑focused and challenge the status quo. We promote collaboration in everything we do. We support a culture of autonomy and accountability. Important Information Health and safety are essential values at WSP. Candidates must comply with our Health, Safety & Environment (SSE) policy and client SSE policies when applicable. Positions involving field work and safety are conditional on the candidate’s ability to perform required physical tasks, including working in varied environmental conditions, remote areas, alone, and in adverse weather within safe and reasonable limits. WSP welcomes and encourages people with reduced mobility. Accommodations are available upon request for candidates participating in all aspects of the selection process. WSP subscribes to the principle of equal employment opportunity. Only selected candidates will be contacted. L'usage du genre masculin inclut le féminin et n'a été utilisé que pour alléger le texte. WSP does not accept unsolicited CVs submitted by agencies. For information, please read the full policy. #J-18808-Ljbffr