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City of Windsor - Executive Director of Pollution Control/Deputy City Engineer
[Municipal] |
September 17,2025 |
Reporting to the Commissioner, Infrastructure Services and City Engineer, the Executive Director will lead and oversee the engineering, operation, maintenance, and delivery of wastewater services, including daily management of the City’s Lou Romano Water Reclamation Plant (273 MLD), Little River Pollution Control Plant (18 MLD), Windsor Biosolids Processing Facility, sewage and stormwater pumping stations (50) and stormwater management ponds (18). This role also includes responsibility for industrial waste/pollutant monitoring and enforcement programs (sewer use by-law), and wastewater system compliance with all relevant provincial legislative and regulatory standards. |
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City of Peterborough - Program Manager, Development Engineering: Transportation
[Municipal] |
September 1,2025 | Be at the centre of how Peterborough moves. In this impactful leadership role, you’ll guide how new developments shape our city’s transportation network—ensuring every project supports safe, accessible, and sustainable mobility for residents and visitors alike. As the City’s lead for transportation and traffic-related components of development applications, you’ll coordinate technical reviews for a wide range of projects—from subdivisions and site plans to infill developments and major infrastructure upgrades. You’ll oversee transportation studies, assess infrastructure proposals, and ensure compliance with key plans like the Official Plan and Transportation Master Plan. You’ll also lead a unified “One Window Approach” that brings together Transit, Active Transportation, Traffic Operations, Parking, and Transportation Planning to streamline development review and provide a coordinated voice to developers and consultants. Your leadership ensures that proposed transportation solutions aren’t just compliant—they’re innovative, future-ready, and aligned with our vision for a connected, livable city. This is more than a technical role. You’ll be a relationship builder, problem solver, and policy influencer. You’ll represent the City at public meetings, collaborate with diverse internal teams, resolve complex development issues, and contribute to long-term capital planning and standards development. If you’re passionate about designing cities for people, shaping transportation systems that work for everyone, and leading collaborative, impactful work—this is your opportunity to make a lasting difference. |
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City of London - Traffic & Transportation Engineer/Program Manager, Traffic & Transportation
[Municipal] |
September 7,2025 | Reporting to the Division Manager, the Traffic & Transportation Engineer/Program Manager, Traffic & Transportation develops and manages programs to identify, evaluate and address issues related to traffic operations, transportation planning, and related transportation infrastructure. |
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City of Peterborough - Program Manager, Development Engineering: Water Resources
[Municipal] |
September 1,2025 | Shape the future of sustainable development in Peterborough. As the City’s lead authority on stormwater management, grading, and servicing for development applications, you will guide the technical review and coordination of complex water resource infrastructure to support smart, resilient growth. You’ll lead a collaborative “One Window” approach that brings together Water Resource Systems, Engineering Services, and Construction Services into a streamlined development review process. From reviewing engineering submissions and managing interdepartmental input, to representing the City with developers and external agencies, your leadership ensures technical excellence, regulatory compliance, and alignment with long-term City objectives. This role combines policy influence, stakeholder engagement, and oversight of development engineering functions such as subdivision and site plan agreements, permit issuance, and assumption of infrastructure. You’ll also play a key role in developing and updating standards, contributing to capital planning, and leading a small technical team. If you’re passionate about sustainable infrastructure, collaborative leadership, and technical innovation, this is your opportunity to make a lasting impact. |
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City of Pickering - Manager, Capital Projects & Infrastructure
[Municipal] |
September 14,2025 | The incumbent is responsible for the strategic development and oversight of the Capital Projects & Infrastructure Section including budget development, administration, supervision, coordination, project management and financial control for multi-disciplinary capital works and infrastructure maintenance projects, including roads, bridges, sidewalks, multi-use paths and streetlights. Responsible to oversee asset management planning for the City’s core engineering infrastructure assets. Responsibilities are accomplished through the effective management of a skilled team of coordinators, inspectors, technicians, consulting engineers, and contractors. |