Director in Charge of Vibration Monitoring, Noise, and Geotechnical Instrumentation

Description

Director – Vibration, Noise, and Geotechnical Instrumentation Monitoring Department

Since 1974, GPR International Geophysics has been supporting the mining, energy, environmental, and engineering industries with innovative solutions and recognized expertise. With 50 years of experience, the company continues its commitment to excellence and innovation.

We are currently seeking a Director for our Vibration, Noise, and Geotechnical Instrumentation Monitoring Department. This individual will be responsible for the overall management of projects in these areas, including supervising teams on various sites, particularly in institutional environments such as hospitals and schools.

What We Offer

Job Stability: a sustainable position within a rapidly growing company.

Stimulating International Environment: the opportunity to work on global and innovative projects.

Flexible Environment: a hybrid and adaptable work mode.

Competitive Compensation: based on your expertise and experience.

Comprehensive Benefits Program: full coverage for you and your family.

Main Responsibilities

As the team leader, the Director:

Supervises monitoring teams (vibrations, noise, geotechnical instrumentation).

Leads the design of specialized studies aimed at assessing vibrations and sound levels, determining ambient levels, analyzing data, and formulating recommendations for clients.

Ensures the quality of reports, budget management, and project billing.

Identifies new business opportunities and contributes to the strategic development of the department.

Collaborates with other departments to provide integrated solutions.

Supervises the professional development of the team.

Works closely with other directors and internal and external stakeholders to maintain the company's excellence and a high level of customer satisfaction.

Requirements

Desired Profile:

Degree in civil engineering, geological engineering, geotechnics, or construction engineering.

Minimum of 5 years of experience in vibrations and/or geotechnical instrumentation.

Proficiency in measurement instruments (seismographs, sound level meters) and processing software.

Skills in project management and strategic development.

Member of the professional order of engineers (OIQ).