Infrastructure Technologist - Transportation and Development

Town of Orangeville Human Resources•Orangeville, ON

11d•CA$98,333 - CA$115,035•Onsite

About The Position

The Town of Orangeville has an opportunity available for the position of Infrastructure Technologist – Transportation & Development. This position will lead and co-ordinate traffic and right-of-way management, environmental initiatives, and procurement. This position provides general engineering input and support for senior staff, and backs up staff for all functions within the Transportation and Development Division.

Requirements

Diploma in Civil Engineering Technology or related field.
Registration with the Ontario Association of Civil Engineering Technicians and Technologists as a Certified Engineering Technologist (CET).
Minimum five (5) years of engineering experience specifically in development construction review, engineering design including the inspections, operation, maintenance and review of municipal roads and/or water supply, treatment and distribution systems, and/or wastewater collection and treatment systems.
Experience with Traffic Management, Transportation, Environmental and studies in support of development processes.
Valid Class G License.
Successful candidates will be required to complete a background check, including but not limited to a Criminal Record Check, in accordance with the duties of this position.

Responsibilities

Leading, co-ordinating, and providing support for other Infrastructure Services staff, by doing on-site construction inspection of Town, development, construction, and maintenance projects; monitoring and maintaining traffic control; managing and carrying out the collection of traffic data including volume, rate of speed, classification; and reviewing and approving permitting, including: Municipal review forms for building entrance permit applications, Road Occupancy Permits (excavation permits) and utility locations permitting, Site Alteration Permits (topsoil removal applications) and Driveway Widening applications.
Co-ordinating community and construction road closure events including the preparation of plans for annual festivals, parades, construction projects and other applications as required by policies of Council.
Co-ordinating and assisting with engineering review of development applications, site plans, subdivisions and zoning applications; undertaking AutoCAD drafting; supervising maintenance by outside contractors and utility companies and acting as liaison for the Town’s capital works projects; leading and developing environmental initiatives along with the Senior Climate and Sustainability Specialist; leading and managing environmental monitoring of landfill site and monitoring projects; and administering and monitoring water supply and sewage allocation by keeping records of available capacity and allocation commitments.
Leading and/or co-ordinating with the development and maintenance of the Department’s database; leading and/or co-ordinating with other staff with the preparation of tenders, reports, estimates, and other presentation materials; leading and/or co-ordinating the data collection and management for various activities including but not limited to sewage overstrength agreements, water meter and consumption; developing and leading the Public Utilities Co-ordinating Committee for the purpose of co-ordinating external work with planned municipal work; and leading and/or assisting with sustainability and environmental initiatives.
Managing, leading and/or assisting other staff with the management and co-ordination of construction plan/review and maintenance work; and cross training with other staff so that team members can fill in for one another during absences.
Assisting the Division manager and senior staff with the preparation of annual capital and operating budgets, including construction estimates, vehicle and equipment estimates and other services as required.
Other duties as assigned.