Opportunities

The City of Pickering is seeking a dedicated and motivated individual to join our team in the role of Senior Project Manager, Capital Infrastructure. The incumbent is responsible for the management and delivery of municipal infrastructure projects, including the design and construction of roads, bridges, culverts, sidewalks, streetlights, multi-use paths (MUPs), stormwater management (SWM) ponds, and environmental assessments (EAs) within the City of Pickering. This includes oversight of project planning, budgeting, engineering design, contract administration, stakeholder coordination, and asset management, ensuring projects are completed on time, within budget, and in accordance with City standards and regulatory requirements.

Reporting to the Senior Project Manager (Infrastructure Programming – Ravines & Waterways), the Project Manager will provide leadership to technical staff in a multi-functional workforce environment engaged in the delivery of concurrent capital improvement projects to the public and internal clients. Responsible for the construction management and administration of large-scale capital construction projects through the direction of technical staff and consultants. These projects may include the reconstruction of Waterways and Ravines, roads, sidewalks, land development, water/wastewater infrastructure, bridges, large culverts, utility buildings and retaining walls. Accountable for ensuring that all assigned work is delivered in a manner that conforms to the plans, specifications, codes, legislative requirements and the City’s standards and policies through the effective and efficient use of staff and financial resources.

Reporting to the Manager of Infrastructure Assets, you’ll provide engineering coordination, technical expertise, and advisory services across municipal infrastructure systems. You will help guide the planning, prioritization, and management of critical infrastructure, playing a key role in long-term decision-making. Municipal Infrastructure Engineer responsible for providing technical expertise, coordination, and advisory support across roads, bridges, water, wastewater, and stormwater systems. Leads long-term asset management planning, capital prioritization, and project development while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and municipal policies. Collaborates with internal teams, consultants, and external stakeholders to support sustainable infrastructure planning and delivery.

Halton Region is seeking a Supervisor, Development Transportation Review to lead a technical team overseeing how new developments integrate with the regional transportation network. The role involves reviewing transportation studies and designs, guiding infrastructure planning, resolving stakeholder issues, and ensuring projects align with long-term regional plans. This leadership position combines hands-on technical review with team management, collaboration across departments, and support for major development and infrastructure initiatives.

Reporting to the Associate Director of Engineering, the Manager of Infrastructure provides design and project management expertise to oversee and manage the planning, design, and construction of capital improvement projects for the Public Works Department, including transportation, waste management, and County facilities. 

Niagara Region is hiring a full-time Project Coordinator to support the planning, execution, and reporting of water and wastewater capital projects from their Thorold, Ontario office. The role involves coordinating with internal and external stakeholders, managing Tier 2 and 3 projects independently, and providing administrative and financial support to the capital projects team. 

The Town of Caledon is seeking a Manager, Capital Planning, reporting to the Commissioner of Engineering Public Works and Transportation, responsible for leading the Town’s long-term capital planning program for facilities and infrastructure. This role provides strategic direction on capital investments, oversees procurement and project delivery, and leads teams to support sustainable and data-driven planning. The ideal candidate has a related degree and at least seven years of experience, including leadership experience in capital planning, project management, or facilities engineering.

The City of Cambridge is seeking a Project Manager Infrastructure Engineering reporting to the Manager of Infrastructure Engineering, responsible for leading municipal infrastructure projects including roads, sewers, watermains and stormwater systems from planning through construction. This role includes managing environmental assessments, design and contract administration while coordinating with stakeholders, government agencies and the public. The ideal candidate holds a Civil Engineering degree, a PEO license and has three to four years of experience in municipal infrastructure design and construction.

Join the City of Greater Sudbury and play a key role in delivering critical infrastructure projects that shape our community. Reporting to the senior project manager, you’ll lead the planning, coordination and execution of linear infrastructure projects — from concept through construction and warranty — ensuring they are delivered on time, on budget and to the highest quality standards. This is an exciting opportunity for a collaborative, solutions-oriented professional who thrives in a dynamic environment with multiple community partners.