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Head of Portfolio Growth Location: Canada, Remote About Niricson At Niricson, we believe the world ... Traditional inspection methods are often slow, subjective, risky, and difficult to scale. By ...

POSITION SUMMARY QA/QC Inspectors provide QMS, code, regulatory, and project specification ... Based in Western Canada with a head office in Calgary, Alberta, we provide energy and industrial ...

Ensure commercial terms, head contract and legal obligations required by the project are followed ... inspection; test plan; facility turnover and achieve substantial performance. * Administer and ...

Inspect the ID of pipe to confirm the deburr head is performing its function. * Remove any broken of drill heads from pipe and ensuring the pipe is free of deburr. Shroud Weld * Monitor the shroud ...

$16.25 - $19/hr

Access any area of the equipment to perform necessary maintenance (including inspect and perform ... Safely walk, reach (including above your head), bend, climb, push, pull, twist, squat & kneel as ...

... head to reach all above areas. 7. Adhere to cleaning procedures and instructions for use of ... Visually inspect room for cleanliness and appearance and signify completion for room. 15. Operate ...

Ensure commercial terms, head contract and legal obligations required by the project are always ... inspection; test plan; facility turnover and achieve substantial performance. * Administer and ...

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Head Inspector information

What does a head inspector do?

A Head Inspector is responsible for overseeing inspection activities within an organization to ensure compliance with regulations, standards, and internal policies. They manage a team of inspectors, coordinate inspections, and report findings to senior management. The Head Inspector also develops and updates inspection procedures, provides training, and addresses any issues identified during inspections. Their role is crucial in maintaining quality, safety, and regulatory compliance across operations.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a head inspector, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Head Inspector, you need extensive knowledge of inspection protocols, regulatory standards, and a background in quality control or compliance, often supported by relevant certifications or a degree in a technical field. Familiarity with inspection management software, reporting tools, and industry-specific assessment equipment is typically required. Leadership, attention to detail, and strong decision-making skills help a Head Inspector excel in overseeing teams and ensuring compliance. These abilities are crucial for maintaining standards, minimizing risks, and upholding organizational and regulatory requirements.

What are some typical challenges faced by a head inspector in coordinating inspection teams across multiple projects?

As a Head Inspector, you’ll often need to oversee several inspection teams working on different projects simultaneously. One common challenge is ensuring consistent quality standards and communication among all teams, especially when projects vary in scope or location. Effective delegation, regular team meetings, and standardized reporting procedures are crucial to address these challenges. Additionally, adapting quickly to changing regulations or unexpected site issues is a key part of the role, requiring strong problem-solving and leadership skills.

What is the difference between Head Inspector vs Quality Control Inspector?

AspectHead InspectorQuality Control Inspector
CertificationsOften requires certifications like ASQ CQI or ISO auditorTypically requires basic quality assurance certifications or training
Work EnvironmentOversees inspection teams in manufacturing, construction, or industrial settingsPerforms inspections on products or processes, often in manufacturing or production lines
Employer & Industry UsageUsed in manufacturing, construction, aerospace, and industrial sectorsCommon in manufacturing, electronics, automotive, and production industries

The Head Inspector generally holds a leadership role, overseeing inspection teams and ensuring compliance with standards, often requiring advanced certifications. The Quality Control Inspector focuses on inspecting products or processes directly, with less emphasis on leadership or certifications. Both roles are vital in quality assurance but differ mainly in scope and responsibility.

What are the most commonly searched types of Inspector jobs in Alberta?

The most popular types of Inspector jobs in Alberta are:

What cities in Alberta are hiring for Head Inspector jobs?

Cities in Alberta with the most Head Inspector job openings:

Head of Portfolio Growth

Niricson

Calgary, AB • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Posted 12 days ago


Job description

Head of Portfolio Growth

Location: Canada, Remote

About Niricson

At Niricson, we believe the world's most critical infrastructure deserves better intelligence.

From hydroelectric dams and bridges to airfields, utilities, transportation networks, and industrial assets, aging infrastructure is a growing global challenge. Traditional inspection methods are often slow, subjective, risky, and difficult to scale.

By combining robotics, AI, advanced sensing technologies, geospatial analytics, and data intelligence, Niricson helps infrastructure owners make smarter, safer, and more proactive decisions about the assets their communities depend on every day.


About the role

Niricson is looking for a Head of Portfolio Growth to lead the expansion of our existing customer base across infrastructure owners, public-sector agencies, utilities, airports, transportation authorities, and large asset-intensive organizations.


This is a senior commercial leadership role focused on turning initial customer engagements into broader, multi-asset, recurring, portfolio-wide relationships. You will build the strategy, operating rhythm, account planning discipline, and customer expansion motion required to grow Niricson's footprint within existing enterprise and public-sector customers.

This role is ideal for a commercial leader who has sold complex technology, data, inspection, asset management, or infrastructure solutions into government, utilities, transportation, engineering, or other asset-intensive markets.

What You'll Do

  • Own Portfolio Expansion

Lead Niricson's growth strategy for existing customers, with a focus on expanding from initial projects into larger, multi-site, multi-asset, and recurring customer relationships.

  • Build Strategic Account Plans

Create account plans for key customers, including stakeholder maps, expansion paths, renewal risks, procurement timelines, budget cycles, executive relationships, and multi-year growth opportunities.

  • Drive Expansion Revenue

Own expansion bookings, upsell, cross-sell, renewals, and account penetration across Niricson's existing customer portfolio.

  • Partner with Customer Success and Delivery

Work closely with Customer Success, Delivery, Product, Engineering, and Data teams to ensure customer outcomes translate into long-term commercial growth.

  • Engage Executive Buyers

Build relationships with senior stakeholders across asset management, engineering, operations, capital planning, finance, risk, innovation, and executive leadership.

  • Turn Projects into Programs

Develop repeatable motions to move customers from one-time inspections or pilot deployments into broader portfolio-level adoption of Niricson's platform and analytics.

  • Shape Commercial Packaging

Partner with leadership to refine pricing, packaging, renewal structures, expansion strategy, and recurring revenue models based on customer needs and market feedback.

  • Build the Portfolio Growth Function

Create the playbook, processes, KPIs, CRM discipline, team structure, and reporting cadence required to establish a scalable Portfolio Growth organization.


What You Bring

  • 8+ years of experience in enterprise sales, strategic account management, customer expansion, or commercial leadership.
  • Proven success expanding existing enterprise or public-sector accounts.
  • Experience selling into one or more of the following markets: infrastructure, utilities, transportation, public sector, municipalities, airports, dams, engineering, asset management, inspection, NDT, geospatial, digital twin, robotics, or industrial analytics.
  • Strong understanding of complex B2B or public-sector sales cycles, procurement processes, renewals, and budget timing.
  • Ability to translate technical capabilities into executive-level business value.
  • Experience building account plans and managing multi-stakeholder customer relationships.
  • Comfort working in a growth-stage company where systems, processes, and teams are still being built.
  • Strong commercial judgment, executive presence, and ability to operate both strategically and hands-on.
  • Experience working with CRM systems and revenue reporting discipline.


Nice to Have

  • Experience with infrastructure asset owners such as utilities, DOTs, airports, municipalities, transit agencies, hydro operators, or government infrastructure departments.
  • Background in SaaS, data analytics, AI, robotics, inspection technology, asset management software, or digital twin platforms.
  • Experience converting services-led revenue into recurring platform or subscription revenue.
  • Existing network across Canadian or U.S. public infrastructure markets.
  • Experience managing account managers, customer success managers, or strategic account teams.

What Success Looks Like

In your first 6-12 months, you will have:

  • Built a clear account segmentation and portfolio growth strategy.
  • Created strategic account plans for Niricson's highest-priority customers.
  • Established a repeatable expansion and renewal operating cadence.
  • Improved visibility into expansion pipeline and customer health.
  • Helped convert existing customers into larger, multi-asset programs.
  • Created stronger alignment between Sales, Customer Success, Delivery, Product, and Executive leadership.


Key Success Metrics

  • Expansion bookings
  • Net revenue retention
  • Gross revenue retention
  • Renewal rate
  • Multi-asset / multi-site customer growth
  • Expansion pipeline created
  • Strategic account penetration
  • Executive stakeholder coverage
  • Customer health and expansion readiness


Why Join Niricson

This is a chance to help define a new category of infrastructure intelligence.


You will work with a team applying robotics, AI, sensing, and analytics to some of the world's most important physical assets. You will help infrastructure owners move from reactive inspection to proactive, data-driven asset management.

As Niricson grows, this role will have the opportunity to shape a core commercial function, influence company strategy, and build long-term customer relationships across some of the most important infrastructure markets in North America and globally.

Compensation

Niricson offers a competitive compensation package including base salary, performance-based variable compensation, and equity participation. Compensation will be commensurate with experience, qualifications, and demonstrated commercial track record.


Equal Opportunity

Niricson is a diverse and inclusive equal-opportunity employer. We encourage diversity and we thrive on it for the benefit of our employees, products, and our community. We are committed to fostering belonging through a diverse and inclusive workplace. We do not discriminate against any race, gender, religious affiliation, ethnicity, or any other demographic - instead, we celebrate diversity.