Co-Op: Traffic Signals & Transportation Engineering

City of Mississauga; Mississauga; Hybrid; CAD 29,000 - 33,000; Part time

Job summary

City of Mississauga is seeking a Co-Op Student - Traffic Signals to support a range of traffic signal programs and related operations. You will assist in systems operation to ensure safe and efficient traffic control within the City.

Under the Manager, Traffic Signals and Street Lighting, you will participate in various tasks and may be involved with field work, documentation, and coordination with external agencies. This temporary position runs January–April 2027.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in a recognized post-secondary co-op program.
• Eligible to complete an approved Work Term during January–April 2027.
• Legally eligible to work in Canada.

Responsibilities

• Operate and assist in day-to-day operation of the City's central traffic control system.
• Support various traffic signal programs, contracts, and maintenance.
• Assist in implementing the Advanced Transportation Management System (ATMS).
• Conduct traffic field studies to address public and Council concerns.
• Respond to information requests from external agencies, staff and Council.
• Assist in preparing and reviewing legal drawings (PHM-125).
• Review contractor invoices for accuracy.
• May work on construction sites and roadways in varying weather conditions.
• Perform other duties as required.
• Duties vary with academic background and experience.

Skills

Co-op experience

Traffic studies

Traffic engineering theory

Microsoft Office

CAD/MicroStation

Interpersonal skills

Teamwork

G driver’s license

Education

Transportation Engineering Technology

Tools

Traffic-related software

Job description

City of Mississauga is seeking a Co-Op Student - Traffic Signals to support a range of traffic signal programs and related operations. You will assist in systems operation to ensure safe and efficient traffic control within the City.

Under the Manager, Traffic Signals and Street Lighting, you will participate in various tasks and may be involved with field work, documentation, and coordination with external agencies. This temporary position runs January–April 2027.