Opportunities

Reporting to the Senior Project Advisor, the Project Manager III – Regulatory Compliance leads environmental compliance, auditing, and management system initiatives across Halton Region’s Public Works Department, including the Drinking Water Quality Management System (DWQMS) and integrated quality, environmental, health and safety programs. The role is responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance, leading audits and continuous improvement projects, coordinating approvals and legislation requirements, and providing technical guidance to operational teams and regulatory agencies. Halton Region is seeking a professional with 7–10 years of experience in environmental compliance or quality management systems, strong project management skills, and expertise in municipal water, wastewater, transportation, and environmental regulations.

The Project Manager – Development Services with the City of Thunder Bay leads and manages major development projects, policy initiatives, studies, and corporate growth-related programs that support community development and long-term planning. The role involves coordinating multidisciplinary teams, managing project budgets and timelines, overseeing consultants, leading public consultations, and providing strategic advice to senior leadership and Council. Candidates require a degree or diploma in a related field along with significant project management, change management, and public consultation experience, preferably in a municipal or government environment. 

The Project Engineer – Development position with the City of Cambridge is responsible for reviewing and managing municipal development projects, including subdivision and site plan applications, servicing, grading, stormwater management, and growth-related infrastructure initiatives. The role also leads Environmental Assessments, coordinates with developers, consultants, and regulatory agencies, and represents the City at public meetings while ensuring projects meet engineering, legislative, and municipal requirements. Applicants must hold a P.Eng. designation and have experience in municipal development engineering, project management, and infrastructure design and construction.

The Deputy County Engineer is a senior leadership position responsible for supporting the planning, operation, and long-term sustainability of Middlesex County’s transportation infrastructure and services. Reporting to the County Engineer, the role provides strategic leadership in asset management, capital planning, service delivery, workforce development, and continuous improvement while overseeing transportation projects and operational initiatives. The ideal candidate is a licensed P.Eng. with extensive municipal engineering experience, strong leadership skills, and a proven ability to drive organizational and infrastructure improvements. 

Join the Project Planning and Delivery (PPD) Group in an exciting opportunity to provide technical leadership to the Ontario Clean Water Agency and its clients on water/wastewater related infrastructure. As a senior engineer within the PPD team, you will lead projects, support Agency initiatives, mentor colleagues, assist with the development of value-add services, foster client relationships and develop business opportunities. The PPD team is OCWA's internal consulting group responsible for the identification, design, project management, construction oversight, permitting and funding support of projects in support of our Regional Hub Operations business. // Joignez-vous au groupe de planification et de mise en œuvre des projets (PMP) dans le cadre d'une possibilité passionnante d'offrir un leadership technique à l'Agence ontarienne des eaux et à ses clients sur les infrastructures liées à l'eau et aux eaux usées. En tant qu'ingénieur principal au sein de l'équipe PMP, vous dirigerez des projets et des initiatives de l'Agence, encadrerez vos collègues et aiderez à l'élaboration de services à valeur ajoutée, tout en favorisant les relations avec les clients et en créant des occasions d'affaires. L'équipe PMP est le groupe de consultation interne de l'AOE chargé de l'élaboration, de la conception, de la gestion de projet, de la supervision des travaux de construction, de l'obtention des permis et du soutien du financement des projets à l'appui des activités de nos bureaux pivots.

The Project Engineer reports to the Supervisor of Engineering Services and is responsible for planning, designing, and overseeing the construction of County infrastructure projects, including water and wastewater systems, roads, bridges, and buildings. This temporary full-time role requires a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation (or progress toward it), strong municipal engineering experience, and the ability to manage projects while ensuring compliance with engineering standards, regulations, and health and safety requirements.

The City of Greater Sudbury is seeking a Director of Engineering Services to lead municipal engineering operations, including infrastructure planning, construction services, asset management, and engineering standards. Reporting to the General Manager of Community Infrastructure, the role requires a strategic leader with senior management experience in complex organizations and a strong background in engineering, budgeting, and stakeholder collaboration. The position offers a salary range of $164,229 to $193,351, with applications due by June 19, 2026.

The City of Greater Sudbury is looking for a skilled and forward-thinking Water/Wastewater Facilities Engineer to support the planning, design, rehabilitation and optimization of critical municipal infrastructure. In this role, you’ll help ensure the safe, reliable and sustainable delivery of water and wastewater services for our growing community.

The Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands is seeking a Director of Operations and Infrastructure to lead its Public Works portfolio, overseeing municipal infrastructure, roads, facilities, water and wastewater services, parks, waste management, and capital projects. Reporting to the CAO, this senior leadership role requires extensive experience in municipal operations, strategic planning, budgeting, asset management, and staff leadership, along with strong knowledge of Ontario legislation and engineering or public works practices.

Reporting to the General Manager of Community Infrastructure, the Manager of Facility Design and Construction is responsible for overseeing the planning, design and delivery of facility infrastructure projects that support organizational priorities and community needs. You will lead a multidisciplinary team in delivering high-quality capital projects while fostering innovation, collaboration and continuous improvement. This is an opportunity to play a key role in shaping municipal infrastructure through strategic leadership, sound financial management and effective project delivery.

Intact Public Entities is hiring a Fleet Specialist to support municipalities and public sector organizations in improving fleet safety and risk management practices. The role involves conducting fleet assessments, analyzing operations, and delivering training and recommendations to reduce risk and enhance driver safety. Candidates should have hands-on fleet or transportation experience, strong analytical skills, and the ability to work collaboratively with clients and internal teams.