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Reporting to the Manager of Project Engineering, you will lead the development and implementation of the County’s Asset Management Plan (AMP). Using your education and experience you will work closely with all County departments to establish and implement an Asset Management Policy and Plan meeting both Corporate and legislative requirements to improve accountability, risk management and financial responsibility.
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Reporting to the Manager of Engineering, the Engineering Project Supervisor is responsible for managing the planning, design and construction of roads, bridges, water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure projects that are necessitated by either the development or redevelopment of land. The position will be responsible for adhering to federal, provincial, development, technical and financial guidelines and requirements while ensuring that the Township’s interests are protected.
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Reporting to the Senior Project Manager, Development Approvals and leading by example, you will be responsible for the review and approval of all aspects of municipal infrastructure engineering design, including stormwater management facilities related to development projects. This will include the preparation and implementation of City of Hamilton development agreements.
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Reporting to a Project Manager, the Senior Design Technician is responsible for the functional design, co-ordination, detailed design and the preparation of contract drawings of various municipal Capital Works projects, including roads, storm sewers, sidewalks, intersections, multi-use pathways, streetscape, parking lots, etc.
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The successful applicant will lead a new educational attitude in civil engineering; the goal of the Turkstra Chair is to empower civil engineers to take on authority and leadership positions in significant areas of urban engineering. The applicant is expected to teach and motivate students to use emerging technologies and engineering methodologies to tackle the world’s toughest urban challenges. In this role, the applicant will become the chief advocate of civil engineers as municipal leaders and help develop and deliver an innovative curriculum for the civil engineers of the 21st century within our Civil and Environmental Engineering department (as well as drawing from the significant resources of the University as a whole), including: infrastructure engineering; data analytics; municipal finance and economics; enhanced communication; urban governance, public service, structures and economic development. It is preferred the candidate hold an engineering license with the Professional Engineers of Ontario or the ability to obtain the license, but this is not a requirement.