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The Manager, Public Works is responsible for fostering and leading the development of a departmental Customer Service Excellence culture, targeted at the department’s core internal and external customers and in alignment with the corporate goals. This position will also provide day to day operations management for the Downtown Operations area, the Horticulture division and the Public Works administrative support team.
The Manager, Public Works supports strategic departmental operational planning and budget development; leads staff growth and relationship development, leads change and human resources management, and leads collaboration with internal and external stakeholders to build strong working, mutually beneficial relationships. This position will also work in conjunction with and in support of the corporate Customer Relationship Management (CRM) development and implementation strategy; manage day-to-day customer requests and the development and monitoring of customer response metrics; lead and coordinate special event support requirements; and facilitate the promotion of initiatives to the general public. -
The Township of Warwick is currently recruiting for a Public Works Manager. Reporting directly to the Administrator/Clerk, this position requires a self-directed, energetic and team oriented problem solver to lead all activities of the Public Works Department of the Township, maintaining all roads, sewage and water systems according to Council policies and legislative requirements; designing, tendering and supervising new construction; responding to emergencies; directing mechanical maintenance of departmental equipment; producing budget and operating department within budget; supervising staff; reporting to Council regularly; ensuring all record keeping, reporting and accounting for Department are carried out properly; and maintaining liaison with concerned property owners, community groups and event groups, regulatory bodies, neighbouring municipalities and County Officials and others as required.
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Under the direct supervision of the Director, is responsible for directly supervising all engineering work within the facilities and for monitoring process control and maintenance activities, technical research and project management related to plant process optimization and asset management programs.
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The Engineering Services Department is accepting applications for the regular full-time position of Development Engineering Technologist. Reporting to the Coordinator, Development Engineering, this position is responsible for analytical engineering review and the stipulation of terms and conditions of approvals of all land development related applications and to ensure compliance to municipal and provincial standards and statutes Major Job Responsibilities • Coordinates engineering drawing approval process for new residential and industrial subdivision; reviews and provides comments for associated engineering reports, drawings and approvals; ensures approvals are processed on time; ensures letter of credit and administration fees have been secured; recommends release/reduction of subdivision letter of credit; performs required inspection of sites • Represents the Town at subdivision and site plan pre-construction meetings with developers/consultants/contractors • Recommends approval for maintenance period and subdivision assumption applications • Applies and enforces Town standards and requirements to ensure compliance; uses sound judgment to resolve issues • Reviews, analyzes and provides engineering comments and approval of site plans for new industrial, commercial, institutional and residential developments; approval of engineering letter of credit values, calculates release/reduction of securities related to site plan letter of credit; conducts site inspections and follows up on any site deficiencies • Coordinates the approval of Site Alteration Permits related to Development applications; circulates the submission package for comment; reviews application; calculates appropriate fees and provides approval • Reviews and approves Road Cut and Entrance Permit applications related to Development applications • Reviews applications and provides written engineering conditions for re-zonings, Official Plan Amendments, Condominiums, Niagara Escarpment, Land Division, Consents, Committee of Adjustment including minor variances, Part Lot control and other development applications as required • Investigates engineering related concerns/complaints as requested by local Councilors; recommends corrective action and follows up • Reviews and recommends approval of grading and drainage plans for development permits as part of the Building Permit review process • Liaises with and maintains good working relationships with external agencies (i.e. Region of Halton, Conservation Halton, Niagara Escarpment Commission) in order to resolve complex issues within established procedures • Provides input into the Town of Milton Engineering and Parks Standards Manual and provides updates and amendments to technical drawings and content • Complies with all health and safety practices as it relates to the work, standard operating guidelines and the Occupational Health & Safety Act • Performs other duties as assigned in accordance with Department objectives Education and Experience • Post-secondary diploma in Civil Engineering Technology • Full membership or eligible for membership as a CET through OACETT • Minimum of three (3) years of municipal engineering review experience of development applications, engineering drawing and report review and stipulating terms and conditions on draft plans • Knowledge of stormwater management, storm sewer design, grading, road and intersection design • Competency in reviewing geotechnical, noise and traffic studies as well as engineering cost estimates • Working knowledge of modern construction practices and procedures • Excellent communication, interpersonal and conflict resolution skills • Strong organizational, record keeping and time management skills • Ability to meet conflicting deadlines and multiple project assignments • Familiar with OPS, TACC, MOE, and other relevant industry standards/policies and construction practices • Proficient in Windows based software including Microsoft Office applications; familiar with CAD software, CSDC AMANDA software and GIS platforms preferred • A valid Ontario Driver’s License with a driving record that demonstrates responsible/safe driving behavior, as use of a personal vehicle is required from time to time. Salary Range: $68,118 - $85,147 Interested applicants should apply online at www.milton.ca under the Careers section by 11:59 pm on Sunday, May 28th, 2017. In accordance with the Freedom of Information and Privacy legislation, applicant information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act and will be used strictly for candidate selection.