Project Engineer

Engineering Director

Reports To: Director of Engineering and Infrastructure Planning

Location: Initial Placement – Burford Administration Office

Minimum Qualifications:

• University degree in Engineering and must have Professional Engineer designation
• Minimum of four years of experience in a civil engineering environment
• Technical knowledge of transportation, water and wastewater infrastructure, municipal construction methods, engineering principles, project management, asset management and financial matters related to capital infrastructure projects
• Experience leading and directing staff as demonstrated through strong interpersonal and team building skills
• Demonstrated fiscal responsibility and experience with all aspects of budget preparation and administration of capital projects
• Knowledge of Ontario Provincial Standards, OHSA, HTA, Municipal Act and Ministry of the Environment regulations
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with strong abilities in problem-solving, and negotiation
• Computer literacy and experience in a computerized environment using word processing, spreadsheets, database software, and use of GIS mapping
• Proven analytical and problem-solving skills that are resolution oriented
• Valid driver's license and provision of own vehicle

Assets:

• Project Management Certification

Duties:

• Lead Municipal Class Environmental Assessments and other studies for the planning of various water, wastewater, stormwater and road infrastructure
• Lead the design of water/wastewater servicing, stormwater and road reconstruction projects using both in-house and external resources, as well as occasional upgrades to other County infrastructure and facilities
• Prepare contract documents and specifications for tendering purposes
• Provide project management and coordination of staff, internal resources, outside contractors and consultants
• Ensure effective project management through all phases of various municipal projects (studies, conceptual and detailed designs, construction)
• Assist with obtaining approvals from regulatory agencies including the Ministry of the Environment Conservation and Parks, Ministry of Natural Resources, Ministry of Transportation, Conservation Authorities, Railway Authorities etc.
• Assist with project budget preparation and management
• Coordinates or participates in long range infrastructure and other planning studies
• Attend, participate in, and/or provide professional and technical advice to Council, Committees, other Departments, Public Information Centres, etc.
• Support capital work for County facilities
• Review development planning applications and provide comments with respect to the County's Operations division
• Assist department staff with asset management and planning
• Ensure compliance with Occupational Health and Safety Act, regulations, and Corporate Health and Safety Policies and Procedures, and provincial and/or federal regulations
• Other related assignments as directed

Annual Salary Range – $101,465 - $118,700 (Job Grade 9 - 35 hours per week)

The application deadline is 9:00 am Monday October 6, 2025