Opportunities

The City of Burlington is seeking a Senior Design Technician (2 permanent full-time, 1 twelve-month contract) to lead the functional and detailed design of municipal capital works projects, including roads, storm sewers, sidewalks, and streetscapes. Reporting to the Engineering Services Department, this role involves preparing contract drawings, 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.

The City of Orillia is seeking a Project Manager to lead and administer capital infrastructure projects, including roads, sewers, watermains, parks, and related facilities within the Development Services and Engineering Department. Reporting to the Director of Capital Projects, this role oversees project planning, tendering, budgeting, construction management, consultant coordination, and staff supervision while ensuring compliance with municipal, provincial, and federal standards. The ideal candidate has at least five years of municipal infrastructure project management experience, holds an OACETT, P.Eng., or C.E.T. designation (PMP an asset), and demonstrates strong leadership, financial management, and stakeholder coordination skills.

The Director, Engineering Services leads Caledon’s Engineering Division, overseeing development engineering, capital programs, water resources, and environmental initiatives while managing multimillion-dollar budgets and supporting sustainable growth in one of the GTA’s largest municipalities. Reporting to the Commissioner and serving on the Senior Leadership Team, this role provides strategic, politically astute leadership to deliver compliant, cost-effective infrastructure programs and strong partnerships with Council, staff, and the community.

The Director of Engineering Services provides strategic and operational leadership for Greater Sudbury’s Engineering Services Division, overseeing project engineering, construction services, asset management, and engineering standards while aligning divisional plans and budgets with the City’s Strategic Business Plan. Reporting to the General Manager of Community Infrastructure, this role works closely with Council, senior leadership, and external partners to optimize resources, lead through change, and deliver safe, resilient, and sustainable infrastructure for one of Canada’s largest municipalities.

The Capital Project Manager is responsible for directing and managing studies and capital projects related to the Township’s road, bridge, water, wastewater, storm water, and municipal buildings infrastructure, under the general guidance and direction of the Manager of Engineering within the Infrastructure Services Department.