Comprehensive benefit plan, pension plan and life insurance.
Required Education:
2 Year Degree
Internal Number: 1084
Section: Transportation and Innovation Support Division: Infrastructure Capital Planning Department: Growth and Infrastructure Initial Reporting Location: Frobisher
Job Status: Permanent position Number of Vacancies: 1 Affiliation: Inside Unit Hours of Work: 70 hours bi-weekly Shift Work Required: No Range/Rate of Pay: Group 12 $31.21 to $39.37 per hour
The start date will follow the selection process.
This position is eligible to work remotely on a part-time basis.
Characteristic Duties: Under the general supervision of the Traffic and Asset Management Supervisor:
Design and prepare specifications and estimates for the construction or upgrading of all traffic control devices.
Gather information and assist in producing forecast analysis relating to the construction of new and upgraded roadways.
Assist in the administration of CGS’s Traffic Signal Maintenance Contract.
Conduct long and short range transportation planning studies as directed.
Conduct technical evaluations related to types of traffic control (i.e. signal timing, progressive systems, capacity and collision analysis, trip generation analysis and other traffic operational studies) and program traffic control devices.
Design and prepare signal layout drawings, prepare request for surveys and work with draftspersons in the preparation of traffic signal plant drawings.
Develop, utilize, maintain and/or oversee data collection and analysis program required for various planning, operational, construction and/or maintenance activities (e.g. collision retrieval, collision analysis, transportation model, asset management, capacity analysis, traffic volume, traffic signal optimization). Assist in the interpretation and evaluation of the output.
Keep abreast of new technologies, studies and programs in the traffic and transportation field and evaluate them for implementation into the Sections work program.
Investigate complaints and enquiries, supplying information directly to the public, staff and other agencies.
Provide information, advice and recommendations pertaining to traffic and transportation issues to the general public and for reports to other Departments, Committees and Council.
Approve and issue various special permits as set out in the By-laws (e.g. Wide Load, Special Occasion, Temporary Street Closure, Sidewalk Café, etc.).
Organize and/or conduct data collection projects/studies; tabulate, summarize, analyze and report on data collection and provide recommendations.
Review building permit applications and access control applications for compliance to standard guidelines.
Provide comments and recommendations regarding traffic and transportation operation in relation to Subdivision Agreements, Official Plan Amendments, Consent and Committee of Adjustment Applications, Site Plan Control Agreements, Building Permits and Re-zoning applications. Assist in reviewing traffic impact and transportation studies submitted by engineering consultants.
Participate on various committees and community projects to evaluate road safety programs and initiatives as required.
Provide support to the Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) on a 24/7 basis as required, in the event of a declared emergency or disaster.
Develop and maintain a thorough working knowledge of CGS's Safety Manual and the applicable Provincial Legislation listed therein.
Perform other related duties as required.
Qualifications:
Successful completion of a Community College Diploma as a Technologist in Civil Engineering or Transportation Technology.
Over two and one half (2½) years up to and including five (5) years of directly related experience.
Membership or eligible for membership in the Ontario Association of Certified Technicians and Technologists.
Demonstrate familiarity with Transportation Modelling software.
Demonstrate ability related to microcomputer software and administrative systems in a Windows environment (e.g. word processing, computerized spreadsheet applications, information input and retrieval).
Demonstrate interpersonal skills in dealing with the public in a courteous and effective manner.
Demonstrate report writing skills.
Ability to demonstrate research, analytical and organizational skills.
Excellent use of English; verbally and in writing.
French verbal and written skills an asset.
Satisfactory health, attendance and former employment history.
Must be physically capable of operating a vehicle safely, possess a valid driver’s licence, have an acceptable driving record, and personal insurance coverage.
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