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Need help identifying correct NOC - Construction Project Coordinator

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Newbie
Dec 9, 2016
7
1
Hi,

I'm trying to create my Express Entry profile and I'm unsure as to what NOC I should choose for work requirements.

My job title is Construction Project Coordinator which falls under "Construction Manager - NOC 0711". But since I'm an entry level/junior employee, my work duties match only some of those listed under that NOC but not the upper management tasks. Another job code that seems relevant is "Civil Engineers - 2131" but since I work in construction, only some of my job duties match the NOC duties. I have completed a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering which is the education requirement for both NOCs.

I believe I would be more suited to Civil Engineers - NOC 2131 because I'm not in a management position however my job duties and title relate more closely to those listed under Construction Managers - NOC 0711.

My job duties are as follows:
- Issue tender documents for pricing
- Distribute change notices, change directives, Sis to trades and obtain quotes from trades and site
- Maintain and update log for RFI, CN, SI, RFE, and CO
- Prepare quotes in Jonas
- Collect SHP DWGS from trades
- maintain and update shop DWG log
- review shop DWGs, samples and other submittals if in accordance with the specs
- gather close-out documentation for the O&M manuals
- coordinate with sub-trades and site superintendents regarding completion of deficiencies on the project

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you
 

Sathi270491

Newbie
Oct 2, 2017
1
0
Hello Friend,

Hope you'd sailed through your pr process successfully.

I am in the same situation as you were in the last year. So, any advice on how you proceeded further or what your next steps were could be of very valuable help and assitance to me.

Looking forward for your reply. You can also reach me at ksathish124@gmail.com


Thanks in adva
 

ndshah26

Hero Member
Oct 11, 2017
234
93
Hello Friend,

Hope you'd sailed through your pr process successfully.

I am in the same situation as you were in the last year. So, any advice on how you proceeded further or what your next steps were could be of very valuable help and assitance to me.

Looking forward for your reply. You can also reach me at ksathish124@gmail.com


Thanks in adva
I used 1225, but I am still waiting for a response on the Eligibility requirement from IRCC. Did you already submit your application?
 

tessa2105

Star Member
Jun 18, 2018
66
6
Canada
Category........
CEC
NOC Code......
2234
App. Filed.......
14-11-2018
AOR Received.
14-11-2018
Interview........
2019-10-21
LANDED..........
2019-10-21
Can anyone provide an update here? I'm in a similar position (Assistant Project Manager) but because I'll be taking on a Project Coordinator and Project Engineer role. Appears like 1225 is the closest match at this stage.

I have a Master of Construction Management.
 

ndshah26

Hero Member
Oct 11, 2017
234
93
Can anyone provide an update here? I'm in a similar position (Assistant Project Manager) but because I'll be taking on a Project Coordinator and Project Engineer role. Appears like 1225 is the closest match at this stage.

I have a Master of Construction Management.
I used 1225 NOC and it worked out for me....HTH!
 

sahar68

Newbie
Oct 25, 2018
9
0
Hi,

I'm trying to create my Express Entry profile and I'm unsure as to what NOC I should choose for work requirements.

My job title is Construction Project Coordinator which falls under "Construction Manager - NOC 0711". But since I'm an entry level/junior employee, my work duties match only some of those listed under that NOC but not the upper management tasks. Another job code that seems relevant is "Civil Engineers - 2131" but since I work in construction, only some of my job duties match the NOC duties. I have completed a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering which is the education requirement for both NOCs.

I believe I would be more suited to Civil Engineers - NOC 2131 because I'm not in a management position however my job duties and title relate more closely to those listed under Construction Managers - NOC 0711.

My job duties are as follows:
- Issue tender documents for pricing
- Distribute change notices, change directives, Sis to trades and obtain quotes from trades and site
- Maintain and update log for RFI, CN, SI, RFE, and CO
- Prepare quotes in Jonas
- Collect SHP DWGS from trades
- maintain and update shop DWG log
- review shop DWGs, samples and other submittals if in accordance with the specs
- gather close-out documentation for the O&M manuals
- coordinate with sub-trades and site superintendents regarding completion of deficiencies on the project

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you
hello,
Please advice how is it going I have the same position. thanks. my email is sahar.hgz.68@gmail.com
 

ndshah26

Hero Member
Oct 11, 2017
234
93
@sahar68 :

Create Bidders List and Invite Bidders for site walk-downs and submit bids

· Contracts Formation - Bid, Evaluate, and Award contract (BEA cycle) to form several Construction and Engineering Contracts

· Coordinate construction activities with Subcontractors on a daily basis

· Work with the other Project Team members to ensure that XXXXXXX or customer related actions/inactions that could result in (sub)contractual changes are identified, and make recommendations to the management accordingly

· Maintain a working relationship and facilitate organizational interfaces among all functions involved - Construction, Engineering, Procurement, Legal, and Risk Management

· Administer assigned (sub)contracts, reviewing progress and providing management with information regarding projected financial or technical difficulties

· Review, Approve, and Award Subcontract Change Orders and Subcontract Change Notices

· Approve & Process Subcontractor Invoices & Payments

· Conduct Weekly Subcontractor Progress Review Meetings

· Work in conjunction with Project Controls to track the project schedule and cost

· Negotiate (sub)contract terms and conditions to flow down the Prime Contract requirements and enforce cost savings

· Review (sub)contract insurance provisions and ensure implementation of any requirements in this regard with Regional and Corporate Risk Management personnel

· Analyze the (sub)contract terms and conditions to highlight commercial risks. As work progresses, make recommendations to the Contracts Manager on the mitigation of these risks. Closely monitor curative actions and recommend appropriate tradeoffs
 

sahar68

Newbie
Oct 25, 2018
9
0
@sahar68 :

Create Bidders List and Invite Bidders for site walk-downs and submit bids

· Contracts Formation - Bid, Evaluate, and Award contract (BEA cycle) to form several Construction and Engineering Contracts

· Coordinate construction activities with Subcontractors on a daily basis

· Work with the other Project Team members to ensure that XXXXXXX or customer related actions/inactions that could result in (sub)contractual changes are identified, and make recommendations to the management accordingly

· Maintain a working relationship and facilitate organizational interfaces among all functions involved - Construction, Engineering, Procurement, Legal, and Risk Management

· Administer assigned (sub)contracts, reviewing progress and providing management with information regarding projected financial or technical difficulties

· Review, Approve, and Award Subcontract Change Orders and Subcontract Change Notices

· Approve & Process Subcontractor Invoices & Payments

· Conduct Weekly Subcontractor Progress Review Meetings

· Work in conjunction with Project Controls to track the project schedule and cost

· Negotiate (sub)contract terms and conditions to flow down the Prime Contract requirements and enforce cost savings

· Review (sub)contract insurance provisions and ensure implementation of any requirements in this regard with Regional and Corporate Risk Management personnel

· Analyze the (sub)contract terms and conditions to highlight commercial risks. As work progresses, make recommendations to the Contracts Manager on the mitigation of these risks. Closely monitor curative actions and recommend appropriate tradeoffs
Thanks a lot I really appreciate it , and can I know what title did you write( include in 1225 section)?
 

shannonxtreme

Hero Member
Aug 25, 2018
304
87
Markham, ON
Category........
CEC
Visa Office......
Markham
NOC Code......
5121
Job Offer........
Yes
App. Filed.......
22-06-2019
AOR Received.
22-06-2019
Med's Done....
30-07-2019
Passport Req..
12-02-2020
VISA ISSUED...
25-02-2020
LANDED..........
13-03-2020
Contract Specialist.
From what I understand in the NOC website, your NOC code is determined by how closely the listed duties match your own. If a non-management job back home is considered a management job in Canada, why not do that? You could always include a letter of explanation in your PR application to explain your situation.

Then again, I'm not an immigration consultant, lawyer, or specialist of any kind.
 

sahar68

Newbie
Oct 25, 2018
9
0
Hi,

I'm trying to create my Express Entry profile and I'm unsure as to what NOC I should choose for work requirements.

My job title is Construction Project Coordinator which falls under "Construction Manager - NOC 0711". But since I'm an entry level/junior employee, my work duties match only some of those listed under that NOC but not the upper management tasks. Another job code that seems relevant is "Civil Engineers - 2131" but since I work in construction, only some of my job duties match the NOC duties. I have completed a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering which is the education requirement for both NOCs.

I believe I would be more suited to Civil Engineers - NOC 2131 because I'm not in a management position however my job duties and title relate more closely to those listed under Construction Managers - NOC 0711.

My job duties are as follows:
- Issue tender documents for pricing
- Distribute change notices, change directives, Sis to trades and obtain quotes from trades and site
- Maintain and update log for RFI, CN, SI, RFE, and CO
- Prepare quotes in Jonas
- Collect SHP DWGS from trades
- maintain and update shop DWG log
- review shop DWGs, samples and other submittals if in accordance with the specs
- gather close-out documentation for the O&M manuals
- coordinate with sub-trades and site superintendents regarding completion of deficiencies on the project

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you
Hello,
Can I know which noc did you choose finally? My responsibilities are exactly the same as you and I'm a junior project coordinator in construction company. My master is in construction management.
Thanks
 

sahar68

Newbie
Oct 25, 2018
9
0
Contract Specialist.
Thank you for your help. But I couldn't find the title of contract specialist under noc 1225? It should be the same as the titles of noc 1225? I'm a junior Project coordinator in construction and would like to know what is the closest title for that? Thanks
 

ikhouri

Full Member
Jun 13, 2018
47
6
I used 1225 NOC and it worked out for me....HTH!
Hey, congrats on your PR. I was just wondering why didn’t you simply use the Construction Project Coordinator position under NOC code 0711? Please advise because I am currently working as a project coordinator for a construction company and need to choose the NOC. Thank you.
 
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priyapkai

Star Member
Oct 16, 2019
74
21
Hi ikhouri, were you sucessful in using 0711 in your application. I'm in the same boat now and hence really keen to know. Thanks.