Quality Manager, Aggregates

Join Our Team as a Quality Manager, Aggregates (Construction Materials)

Green Infrastructure Partners (GIP) is one of Canada’s largest and most diversified infrastructure companies. For over 50 years, our teams have been designing, delivering, and maintaining infrastructure that supports Canada’s growing communities. From demolition, shoring and foundations, excavation and remediation, structures, paving, and the production of materials, we are uniquely positioned to self-perform critical scopes and deliver complex projects safely, efficiently, and sustainably.

Our Construction Materials Division is seeking an experienced Quality Manager, Aggregates to support operations across Atlantic Canada, with an initial primary focus on the development and commissioning of the aggregate quarry in Belleoram, Newfoundland and Labrador. This role will be instrumental in building and stabilizing quality control systems, testing programs, and regulatory approvals as the operation ramps up. As the Belleoram site matures, the role will expand to provide quality oversight and technical support to additional aggregate operations under review across the Atlantic Region and beyond.

Reporting to the Director, Quality & Production, Eastern Canada, the Quality Manager will lead quality control programs, manage agency approvals, and partner closely with operations and engineering teams to support continuous improvement.

Why You’ll Love Working Here

• Competitive Compensation - We believe in rewarding strong performance. This role offers a competitive salary aligned with experience and expertise.
• Interesting and High-Impact Work - You’ll play a key role in building and commissioning a major aggregate operation, with the opportunity to support additional sites as GIP expands its Construction Materials footprint.
• Health & Wellness Benefits - We offer comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage, as well as employee wellness supports.
• Inclusive & Supportive Culture - We value collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement. At GIP, you’ll work alongside a team committed to building strong operations and strong people.
• Career Growth and Opportunity - As a growing organization, GIP provides meaningful opportunities for long-term development and advancement across divisions and regions.

What You’ll Do

As the Quality Manager, Aggregates, you will lead the development and execution of quality control systems and regulatory approvals while providing technical support to site teams and senior leadership. Your day-to-day responsibilities will include:

• Overseeing daily quality control activities and providing technical guidance to site personnel
• Implementing, maintaining, and continuously improving site Quality Control Plans and testing programs
• Monitoring gradation performance, physical properties, and test frequencies to ensure specification compliance
• Leading corrective and preventive actions related to production variability, contamination, or non-conformance
• Supporting operations and engineering teams with process optimization and continuous improvement initiatives
• Leading approval submissions with Canadian provincial transportation agencies (NL, NS, NB, QC, ON) and U.S. State DOTs
• Preparing and managing technical documentation for material qualification, renewals, and approval expansions
• Interpreting and applying CSA, ASTM, AASHTO, and provincial specifications and acceptance criteria
• Maintaining approval tracking systems, including expiry dates and ongoing testing requirements
• Coordinating agency audits, site visits, and product reviews
• Managing testing coordination with third-party and internal accredited laboratories (CCIL, ISO, AASHTO)
• Reviewing, validating, and integrating external test results into quality records and approval submissions
• Preparing technical correspondence, quality summaries, trend analyses, and statistical reports
• Providing quarterly updates to management on quality performance, approvals, and risk areas
• Ensuring all quality activities align with health, safety, environmental, regulatory, and company standards

What We’re Looking For

We’re excited to meet candidates who have:

• Degree or diploma in Civil Engineering, Mining Engineering, Geological Engineering, Earth Sciences, or a related discipline
• Minimum 5–10 years of experience in aggregate quality, quarry operations, or construction materials testing
• Strong working knowledge of aggregate specifications across multiple Canadian provinces and U.S. jurisdictions
• Demonstrated experience preparing and managing approval submissions with transportation agencies
• Proficiency with CSA, ASTM, AASHTO, and provincial testing methodologies
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including experience working with regulatory agencies
• Ability to work independently in a remote or multi-site environment
• Willingness and flexibility to travel frequently as required

Our Commitment

At Green Infrastructure Partners, our work is guided by a clear set of values that shape how we deliver infrastructure and how we support our people.

• Safety First - Safety is a core value across all our operations. We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of health and safety for our employees, partners, and the communities where we work. Every employee plays a role in supporting a proactive, prevention-focused safety culture.
• Sustainability & Environmental Stewardship - Green is in our name for a reason. We believe in the necessity of sustainable infrastructure solutions and are committed to responsible environmental practices, energy efficiency, and the use of recycled and reused materials wherever possible. Our approach supports long-term environmental and community outcomes.
• Quality & Excellence - We strive to deliver best-in-class infrastructure solutions by maintaining rigorous quality standards across all operations. From materials production to construction execution, we are focused on precision, accountability, and continuous improvement.
• Community Impact - We are committed to delivering infrastructure that strengthens the communities where we live and work. This includes minimizing disruption during construction, operating responsibly, supporting local participation, and building projects that create lasting positive impact.

Ready to Apply?

If you're ready to join a company that offers exciting challenges and meaningful career opportunities, we’d love to hear from you. Please submit your resume and cover letter through our careers site.

Visit www.gipi.com for more information.