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Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer, the Vice President, Human Resources is a key strategic leader responsible for shaping, driving, and owning the HR and cultural strategy for a fast‑growing, multi‑site, North American organization. The VP HR ensures that the HR function enables organizational performance, talent attraction and retention, operational excellence, and a strong, engaging, and inclusive culture. The role oversees the full HR ecosystem across Canada and the United States, supporting more than 1,100 employees across 60+ sites. The VP HR leads a team of HR professionals and oversees critical HR functions, including talent acquisition, total rewards, payroll, performance management, employee and labor relations, culture, organizational development, employee experience programs, and HR technology. The incumbent plays a critical role in the strategic direction of Equans North America, contributes to Bouygues Group HR initiatives, and acts as a trusted business partner to the executive leadership team.
Job Responsibility:
Lead, design, and own the HR and cultural strategy for the organization, ensuring alignment with business objectives and growth plans
Drive initiatives that strengthen organizational culture, employee engagement, leadership development, and workforce retention
Provide strategic guidance on organizational structure, workforce planning, and change management in a fast‑growth environment
Contribute to the overall business strategy at the executive committee level
Oversee recruitment strategies focused on attracting high‑caliber talent across Canada and the United States
Lead succession planning, leadership development, competency frameworks, and organizational capability building
Administer and continuously improve HR applications, HRIS systems, and employee survey programs
Lead HR teams supporting talent acquisition, compensation & benefits, payroll, performance management, labor relations, organizational development, and HR operations
Support (but do not directly own) Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) initiatives by partnering closely with operational leaders
Ensure efficient and compliant payroll administration and alignment with best practices across both countries
Implement HR dashboards, analytics, KPIs, and automated processes to drive data‑based decision‑making and innovation
Act as a senior representative of management in labor relations matters and oversee union and non‑union workforce strategies
Ensure compliance with employment legislation in multiple jurisdictions (Canada and USA)
Provide guidance on complex legal, internal, and external HR matters
Oversee compliance with HR laws, internal policies, industry standards, and ethical practices
Manage HR risks, develop mitigation strategies, and ensure audit readiness
Ensure alignment with corporate governance requirements, including security clearance standards when applicable
Serve as a strategic partner to the executive team, supporting business priorities and addressing organizational challenges
Lead and support corporate culture initiatives, employee experience efforts, and communications related to HR programs
Participate in due‑diligence and integration activities for potential acquisitions or major projects
Oversee the HR budget, resource planning, and financial stewardship of HR programs and tools
Drive continuous improvement, operational efficiency, and automation within the HR function
Requirements:
Is authorized to work in Canada
Is qualified to pass a security screening
Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources Management, Industrial Relations, Organizational Development, Business Administration, or related discipline
Minimum 15 years of progressive HR experience, including at least 5 years in an executive or senior leadership role
Demonstrated experience creating, owning, and driving HR and cultural strategies in a fast‑growth environment
Experience leading HR operations in both Canada and the United States
Strong background managing multiple HR functions, including payroll, total rewards, talent acquisition, and organizational development
Proven experience with organizational design, restructuring, and navigating complex, multi‑site environments
Ability to synthesize complex information for executive audiences
Experience with HR analytics and reporting tools
Excellent command of French and English (oral and written)
Ability to travel regularly within Canada and the United States
Ability to obtain required security clearance (PSPC) when applicable
Nice to have:
Strategic, innovative, and forward‑thinking leadership
Ability to build trust, influence senior stakeholders, and lead through change
Strong relationship‑building and communication skills
High level of integrity, judgment, and commitment to diversity and inclusive culture
Ability to manage multiple priorities in a dynamic, growth‑oriented environment
What we offer:
Group insurance
A group pension plan
Balance between work and personal life
Professional and personal development in a company experiencing strong growth
A positive working environment characterized by competence, responsibility and innovation
Competitive terms of employment and excellent benefit schemes
A diverse workplace regarding gender, age and cultural background