Specialist Technical Studies Water & Wastewater

Public Works - Water and Wastewater

Status: Contract Full-time Position(24-month Term)Hiring Range: $94,455 - $106,262per annum plus comprehensive benefits

Work Mode: Hybrid* see below for more details about this work mode.

Location: 10 Peel Centre Drive, Brampton

Hours of work: 35 hours/week

Overview:

Reporting to the Manager, Asset Management your mandate will include building maps, GIS APPs and focusing on GIS related work activities to provide expert guidance to the division in the development of Regional Water and Wastewater Program Master Plans, State of Good Repair (SOGR) Plans, technical servicing analyses, administration and management of flow (water/wastewater/groundwater) monitoring contracts, key business processes to support infrastructure planning, administer assimilation and evaluation of technical data for new infrastructure and long term strategic infrastructure planning and support Project Managers in Environmental Assessments and unique studies carried out by the water and wastewater program planning group.

What you will do in this role:

• Develop GIS datasets, maps, GIS APPs, visual representations of data including advance charts and dashboards, and formulate information into presentations and technical reports, Council reports and executive summaries for various audiences.
• Develop and administer infrastructure information systems and programs related to water/wastewater/groundwater, graphical datasets, watershed information, climate impacts, capital planning and cost estimation for DC development, Capital budgets, data input into budget systems.
• Act as technical advisor and specialized technical research representative on specific projects for Project Managers and the Program Manager/Manager, drafting Council reports and technical reports, policies, procedures and guidelines pertinent to program planning goals and objectives.
• Provide expert guidance to the program manager and manager to prepare information and recommendations on urban development related plans, infrastructure feasibility functions, identifying trends, anomalies and critical high-risk components of the infrastructure systems.
• Collect, evaluate and analyze complex technical data and information related to flow monitoring, sewer capacities, storm capacities, intensification issues, and provide technical expertise and recommendations to SOGR, Operations and Capital functions for the Water and Waste water programs.
• Research, collect, evaluate and manipulate data and information to support recommendations relating to complex infrastructure and service problems and identify trends, anomalies and opportunities for improvement in the infrastructure systems
• Administer special programs related to civil engineering initiatives requiring collaboration with external service providers and agencies such as Conservation Authorities on climate/rain level data, engineering firms to access flow monitoring programs and models, etc.

What the role requires:

• Must have a high-level understanding/hands-on experience with GIS/CAD software and able to manipulate and produce GIS/Mapping/Google Earth data and data sets.
• Degree or college diploma in Geomatics, Geographic Information Systems, Civil/Water Resource Engineering, or a Certified Civil Engineering Technologist diploma combined with 3-5 years of relevant experience.
• Experience managing and analyzing dashboards, along with detailed reporting skills.
• Understanding of water and wastewater industry infrastructure engineering principles and systems.
• Must be able to participate in multiple project teams and provide input and technical guidance into system operational, design and program initiatives and challenges.
• Exceptional customer service skills that require the ability to convert technical information and recommendations into language to be understood by a variety of audiences.

Skills/Abilities:

• Must have experience with ESRIs catalogue of applications including ArcMap, ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online Applications (Survey123, Dashboards, Insights, Workforce, StoryMaps, etc.)
• Familiarity with programming (SQL/Python) are an asset.
• Knowledge and understanding of hydraulic water and wastewater modeling principles, watershed and drainage principles, infrastructure servicing principles and understanding of infrastructure materials and specifications.
• Familiar with Microsoft Office application
• Strong organization skills.
• Able to multi-task in a fast paced environment.
• Excellent communication skills.
• Great working in a team environment.

Perks @ Peel and why you will love working for us:

• Voluntary enrolment into OMERS pension plan.
• Accrue Vacation on a monthly basis, starting at 3 weeks per annum.
• 3 Paid personal days and floating holidays.
• Flexible hours supporting your wellness and wellbeing
• Annual performance review and merit increases based on performance
• Supportive leadership and a culture of respect and inclusion
• Access to tuition reimbursement and learning and development resources

Work Mode & Job Location:In this role, you'll enjoy the flexibility of a hybrid work arrangement. This means you'll have the ability to work off-site and on-site as needed, depending on operational needs at the 10 Peel Centre Drive, Bramptonworksite. The frequency of on-site work may vary from week to week, depending on operational demands, which can evolve over time. It's important to note that your off-site work location must be within the province of Ontario. This ensures that we're compliant with all regulations and policies.

Join usmdash;be bold, think big, and help shape a better tomorrow.

The Region of Peel offers job based flexible hours of work that allows employees to manage personal and professional responsibilities while at the same time ensures business operational needs and customer service expectations are achieved.

Interview: Our recruitment process will be conducted virtually.

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At Peel Region, we value being open and transparent with our community. Peel Region will not be dissolved. The Ontario government has updated legislation to recalibrate the scope of the Transition Board to seek recommendations on land use planning, water & wastewater, regional roads, and waste management. Peel remains committed to providing uninterrupted services to our residents and businesses through the review. Skilled and qualified professionals are and will be needed to deliver services to the Peel community regardless of the governance model. For information about our transition and how we continue delivering services, visitpeelregion.ca/transition.

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