Project Manager - Mass Timber

Who we are. At Mercer International Inc., our vision of transforming biomass into bioproducts for a more sustainable world is being realised every day. We are a diversified global producer of forest products, bioproducts, and green electricity with operations in Canada, Germany and the United States. We have a consolidated annual production capacity of approximately 2.2 million tonnes of kraft pulp and 550 million board feet of softwood lumber. What we believe. We believe that a culture of diversity and inclusion is critical in making the best decisions for our people and achieving sustainable business success. Together, we encourage, support, and celebrate the diverse voices of our employees. We strive to provide an inclusive culture by fostering an environment of mutual respect, fairness, and by providing opportunities to contribute and grow.Position DescriptionReporting to the Director of Project Management, the Project Manager will be responsible to oversee and coordinate all aspects of our mass timber projects. The Project Manager role is based out of our Spokane, Washington facility. ResponsibilitiesDevelop comprehensive project plans, outlining scope, schedule, budget, and resource requirements.Coordinate and collaborate with architects, engineers, contractors, and subcontractors to ensure project goals are met.Conduct regular project meetings to review progress, address issues, and update stakeholders to keep the project on schedule.Develop and manage project budgets, ensuring accurate cost estimates and monitoring expenses throughout the project execution phase.Implement cost control measures and identify opportunities for cost savings without compromising quality. Create and maintain project schedules, ensuring timely completion of milestones and overall project delivery.Conduct effective change management, record keeping, including development of RFI's, change orders and stakeholder requests.Anticipate potential delays and develop strategies to mitigate risks to the project timeline. Avoid or mitigate claims and conflict.Establish and enforce quality standards, ensuring construction work meets industry regulations and client expectations.Conduct regular inspections to identify and address quality issues promptly.Negotiate contracts with suppliers, subcontractors, and other project partners.Ensure all parties adhere to contract terms and conditions.Manage expectations and promptly address any changes in project scope or requirements.Collaborate with the sales team to identify and evaluate new mass timber projects with respect to scope, cost and delivery.Complete project with full or enhanced fee.Stay up to date with industry trends, pricing, and regulations related to mass timber construction.Learn and understand manufacturing processes and practical applications of Mercer Mass Timber products, CLT and Glulam beams/columns, including design properties, product mix, and accessory materials.Other duties as assigned.Qualifications and Experience3-5 years' experience as a Project Manager, preferably in the mass timber or construction industry.Completed post-secondary education in Wood Processing, Construction, Engineering, or related discipline.Comprehensive understanding of project management control systems. Knowledge of construction documents, drawings, specifications, and addenda process.Leadership and problem solving skills with a strong sense of urgency.Knowledge of mass timber materials, construction methods, and related technologies is considered an asset.Strong communication skills, both written and verbal.Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment.Experience in the North American construction market with knowledge of design, manufacturing, and construction principles (DfMA) is considered an asset.Salary & BenefitsThe salary for this position is $85,000 - $110,000. Salary will be commensurate with education and experience. Our group benefits package, which has no waiting period, includes extended health and dental benefits. 401(k) retirement savings plan.

Created: 2025-06-14