Opportunities

The Director, Engineering Services provides strategic leadership for the Town of Cochrane's engineering functions, overseeing the planning, design, and delivery of municipal infrastructure projects while ensuring quality, regulatory compliance, and operational excellence. This senior leadership role collaborates across the organization to align engineering initiatives with community growth objectives, foster innovation, and lead a high-performing team through a period of significant organizational expansion.

Reporting to the Manager of Transportation Engineering, the Senior Civil Engineering Technologist – Corridor is responsible for managing corridor operations, including the review and approval of permits, utility and municipal consent applications, traffic control plans, access permits, and special event road closures. The role provides technical expertise in transportation engineering, oversees corridor-related contracts and infrastructure programs, conducts field inspections, and ensures compliance with municipal standards and applicable legislation. The position also supports capital infrastructure projects, prepares reports and recommendations for Council, collaborates with internal and external stakeholders, and contributes to the development of engineering standards, policies, and best practices.

Reporting to the Project Manager, the Project Engineer – Transportation Design will support the planning, design, coordination, and delivery of Regional road infrastructure projects while providing technical leadership, project management, and oversight of staff and consultants. The Region of Durham is seeking two temporary full-time positions (up to two years) for candidates with a Civil Engineering degree, a valid P.Eng. designation in Ontario, and experience in transportation design and municipal road projects. 

Join the Township of Centre Wellington where you can make a meaningful impact in a thriving, innovative, and welcoming community. As the largest municipality in Wellington County, Centre Wellington combines the charm of rural living with the vibrancy of urban life, offering an exceptional quality of life for residents and visitors alike. Our organization values integrity, collaboration, and innovation. Here, you’ll be part of a dynamic team delivering services, driving creative initiatives, and shaping a future where everyone feels connected and supported. Discover your opportunity to grow, lead, and belong at Centre Wellington. Reporting to the Managing Director of Infrastructure Services, the Manager of Engineering oversees the Engineering division and manages the Infrastructure Services capital program. This position oversees the planning, design, and construction of the Township’s water, wastewater, stormwater, road, and bridge/culvert infrastructure, and manages assigned projects to ensure successful delivery in alignment with the Township’s strategic directions. The position manages departmental goals and objectives within the framework of the Township’s strategic plan, directs and manages resources, establishes and monitors budgets, and ensures compliance with all applicable municipal, provincial, and federal legislation. The Manager of Engineering advises the Managing Director of Infrastructure Services on policy development, engineering standards, short- and long-range capital planning, work plans, budget preparation, administration, personnel management, and operational direction of the Engineering division.

The Project Manager II – Transportation Planning leads the planning and delivery of region-wide, multi-modal transportation studies that support sustainable growth and infrastructure development. This role manages Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) studies, transportation network and feasibility studies, provides technical expertise on Regional and partner projects, and develops policies, reports, and recommendations to support an integrated transportation network. The position requires strong project management, stakeholder collaboration, and strategic planning skills to deliver high-quality municipal infrastructure initiatives.

The Region of Durham is seeking a Manager, Fleet Engineering and Asset Management to lead the Fleet Engineering Unit for Durham Region Transit. Reporting to the Deputy General Manager, this leadership role is responsible for fleet engineering, asset management, maintenance programs, and strategic planning to support reliable, cost-effective, and sustainable transit operations. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced engineering leader to help shape the future of one of Ontario's largest regional transit systems.