Senior Traffic & Transit Strategy Lead

Trillium Rail Partners; Mississauga; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Trillium Rail Partners is seeking a Senior Traffic & Transit Coordinator to lead traffic staging, transit interfaces, and mobility planning for the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension in Mississauga.

You will coordinate detours, stop relocations, and service adjustments with municipalities and transit agencies, monitor impacts to road users, and ensure compliance with OTM Book 7 and project standards. Strong collaboration and clear reporting are essential.

Qualifications

• Degree or diploma in Transportation Engineering, Civil Engineering, Urban Planning, or related field.
• Significant experience managing traffic and transit in construction zones.
• Experience with live-traffic environments and public-facing work.
• Familiarity with municipal traffic requirements and OTM Book 7.
• Strong coordination with transit agencies and authorities having jurisdiction.

Responsibilities

• Lead TTMPs, TCPs, detours, closures, and transit service adjustments for construction.
• Develop and review TCPs per OTM Book 7 and municipal standards.
• Coordinate with construction teams to integrate traffic and transit requirements.
• Monitor real-time impacts to road users and transit operations; implement mitigation.
• Liaise with transit agencies, municipalities, AHJs; address service continuity.
• Maintain permits, inspections, and reporting on traffic/transit management.
• Promote safety culture and manage risks related to traffic and transit interfaces.

Skills

Traffic management

Transit coordination

Stakeholder management

Urban construction

Effective communication

Planning & scheduling

Education

Engineering/Planning degree

Tools

OTM Book 7

Job description

Trillium Rail Partners is seeking a Senior Traffic & Transit Coordinator to lead traffic staging, transit interfaces, and mobility planning for the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension in Mississauga.

You will coordinate detours, stop relocations, and service adjustments with municipalities and transit agencies, monitor impacts to road users, and ensure compliance with OTM Book 7 and project standards. Strong collaboration and clear reporting are essential.