Archived Career Opportunities

The Transportation Planning and Development Division will lead the development of the County’s Capacity Expansion Program to address future growth demands and manage the current impacts on the network through the application of appropriate Corridor Management techniques. The development and delivery of Active Transportation programs and related infrastructure is a core responsibility of this Division. Additional activities support the Department’s Asset Management Plans and the County’s role in regional development. With responsibility for over 1,500 lane kilometers of County road network, working with other local, provincial and federal counterparts is key. You are a leading member of the Infrastructure Services department, with a budget of over $55MM and over 50 employees. Salary: $95,245 to $116,934 per annum For more details please view the full posting in the Career Opportunities section of our website www.countyofessex.on.ca This information can be made available in alternative formats upon request.

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Reporting to the Director of the Public Works, the Development Implementation Technologist is responsible for coordinating and tracking development and implementation of agreements of compliance and performance, as well, recommends release/utilization of securities for authorization. Facilitate and negotiate the final subdivision/condominium and site plan application agreements. Responsible for engineering review approval and inspection of municipal services for site plan developments, site alterations and fill permits. This may include and is not limited to review, approval, inspection, agreement preparations and review, recommending security reduction and assumption of works. Coordinate and track final subdivision/condominium and site plan approval process for authorization and coordinate the registration of the documentation. Provides customer service to residents related to development approvals and permits The preferred candidate will possess excellent analytical, communication, time management and conflict resolution skills, as well have a good working knowledge of The Planning Act (Ontario), Condominium Act and the Ontario Municipal Act.

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The Project Manager, Facility Infrastructure will be responsible for administering the delivery of capital infrastructure projects throughout all phases including initiation, detailed design, construction/contract administration and project close out by leading a project team comprised of internal staff, retained consultants, and contractors.

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As a Senior Project Manager (Transportation Engineering) with the Region of Waterloo Design and Construction division team, you’ll put to work your engineering expertise and strengths in communication and negotiation, as you plan, design, manage and authorize the provision of engineering services in the construction and rehabilitation of transportation-related facilities.
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As the Hydraulic Modeler/Analyst, you will undertake the hydraulic analysis of water, storm water and wastewater infrastructure capacities related to capital and development related projects, including site plans and subdivisions. You will also provide technical support regarding the optimization of system operations; participate in the development and implementation of an Asset Management Program; infrastructure planning, risk assessments and data management.

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