IT Project Coordinator - Saskatchewan

Advantages
• Contribute to high-impact capital construction initiatives that enhance provincial healthcare infrastructure.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including architects, electrical contractors, and clinical leaders.
• Long-term contract stability extending into 2027 with strong extension potential.
• Expand your expertise across large-scale physical telecommunications and medical device deployments.
• Experience a supportive and collaborative project management culture focused on delivery excellence.

Responsibilities
• Coordinate physical IT infrastructure design, installation, and commissioning throughout the full construction lifecycle.
• Partner with general contractors, electrical trades, and telecom vendors to align IT milestones with site construction schedules.
• Facilitate stakeholder consultations to define, capture, and validate technical and operational requirements.
• Manage project documentation, schedule tracking, procurement tracking, and status reporting.
• Support budget administration, financial forecasting, and variance tracking for project allocations.
• Perform on-site coordination and guide the physical layout of network cabling, wireless access points, and hardware terminals.
• Facilitate project status meetings, maintain risk registers, and support prompt issue escalation.

Qualifications
• Minimum of five years of experience coordinating IT infrastructure for capital construction, renovation, or large-scale projects.
• Bachelor degree in information technology, engineering, or computer science, or an equivalent mix of education and experience.
• CAPM or PMP certification combined with experience supporting healthcare IT initiatives.
• Proven skill in reading and interpreting electrical, telecommunications, and low-voltage architectural drawings.
• Practical knowledge of structured cabling, telecommunications rooms, wireless access points, and physical security systems.

Summary
If you are an experienced technical coordinator ready to make a significant impact across capital healthcare developments, we want to hear from you.

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