Contracts Administrator

ATCO; Cookstown; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Town of Innisfil is seeking a Capital Project Manager - Roads, Traffic and Transportation to lead delivery of capital infrastructure projects and traffic-related studies. The role involves design oversight, coordinating consultants, and ensuring compliance with municipal and provincial standards.

Ideal candidates hold a University degree in Civil Engineering with a P.Eng designation and 7+ years of relevant experience. PMP is an asset, and a valid driver’s license is required.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of transportation planning and traffic engineering practices.
• Familiarity with Provincial legislation and TAC guidelines.
• PMP designation would be an asset.

Responsibilities

• Oversee design of traffic-related systems and capital projects.
• Project manage and coordinate projects and studies, including consultants and contractors.
• Conduct site inspections for capital works and monitor progress.
• Coordinate transportation system planning including master plans and road networks.
• Identify operational deficiencies and recommend road/traffic improvements.
• Prepare staff reports, memos, policies and by-laws for traffic issues.

Skills

Transportation planning

Traffic engineering practices

Provincial legislation

Education

University degree in Civil Engineering

Job description

We are looking for a dynamic and collaborative individual to join the Town of Innisfil and our Capital Engineering team in this exciting and current vacancy as Capital Project Manager - Roads, Traffic and Transportation! In this role, you will make a lasting impact on our forward-thinking organization and rapidly-growing community.

As Capital Project Manager - Roads, Traffic and Transportation, you will be committed to the guiding values of the Town of Innisfil's Strategic Plan 2030, and will be responsible for the delivery and coordination of capital infrastructure projects and studies, and will provide recommendations for addressing road, traffic and transportation related issues, as well as:

• Overseeing the design of traffic-related systems including parking lots, pavement markings, traffic signage, traffic control signals, traffic monitoring, communication and illumination systems using various planning and design tools and techniques
• Project managing and coordinating projects and studies, including request for proposal preparation, design oversight, permitting, tendering, managing consultants and contractors, and providing construction oversight to ensure compliance with municipal and provincial standards
• Conducting site inspections for capital infrastructure works, monitoring design and construction progress; providing direction on design and construction changes for assigned projects
• Coordinating and participating on the planning of the Town's transportation system such as transportation master plans, parking plans, GO stops/station planning, future bus routes, traffic calming systems and measures, traffic control signals, street signing, and pavements markings
• Identifying existing and future potential operational deficiencies on the road network, considering collision rates, traffic control restrictions, design geometry and traffic signals, and recommending road and traffic improvements
• Preparing staff reports, council memos, briefing notes, policies, by-laws, standards and procedures for traffic related issues such as traffic calming measures, community safety zones, stop signs, parking restrictions, signals warrants, and pedestrian safety crossings

Job Requirements

• A University Degree in Civil Engineering.
• Professional Engineer's (P.Eng) designation with a minimum of seven (7) years of significant demonstrated engineering experience. Municipal infrastructure and engineering experience is preferred.
• Working knowledge of transportation planning, traffic engineering practices, Provincial legislation, standards and Transportation Association of Canada (TAC) guidelines.
• Certified Project Management Professional (PMP) Designation would be an asset.
• A valid Class "G" driver's license and a reliable vehicle to use on corporate business.
• Availability to attend evening meetings or other events, when necessary.