Current Job Opportunities

 

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Job Title: Director, Watershed Science and Engineering

Location: Ottawa, ON

About:

The Director of Watershed Science and Engineering leads a team of multi-disciplinary professionals including engineers, scientists and technicians to support the Authority’s objectives in the areas of flood forecasting and warning; natural hazard identification and management; drinking water source protection; watershed modeling; monitoring and reporting of hydrometric conditions, surface water quality, aquatic habitat and groundwater; water and erosion control infrastructure; and technical reviews that support land use planning and development review.

The incumbent will also work closely with the Director of Planning and Regulations as program areas overlap, foster a collaborative relationship with all departmental directors as a member of RVCA’s management team, and support and provide advice to RVCA’s Board of Directors, member municipalities and other partners and levels of government.

To see the full listing details and to apply, please visit our career site here: Rideau Valley Conservation Authority Careers

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Job Title: Infrastructure Engineer, Utilities Asset Management

Location: Calgary, AB

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The City of Calgary is excited to announce an opening for a Infrastructure Engineer!

As an Infrastructure Engineer, you will plan, design, and implement Asset Management (AM) strategies for Calgary’s water, wastewater, and stormwater systems to meet technical and customer service levels. Your responsibilities include managing short- and long-term AM projects, optimizing plans for asset operations, growth, and renewal, and developing capital programs for infrastructure rehabilitation. You will also contribute to long-range planning, risk assessment, and lifecycle analysis while leading cross-functional teams to improve asset management processes. Additionally, you will foster relationships with internal teams, assist in budget planning, and prepare reports and presentations on AM strategies.

To see the full listing details and to apply, please visit our career site here: City of Calgary Careers

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Job Title: Team Lead, Contract Governance

Location: Calgary, AB

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The City of Calgary is excited to announce an opening for a Team Lead!

As the Team Lead of Contract Governance, you will oversee vendor performance and implement the governance system to ensure the successful execution of contracts between The City of Calgary and its external vendor for Customer Care, Billing, and Collections for Municipal Utility revenue. Your role involves managing the contract governance system, monitoring service performance, and analyzing systemic issues to ensure compliance and improve customer outcomes. Key responsibilities include developing and administering the contract governance structure, managing City Written Direction documents, building effective relationships with stakeholders, and using strategic analysis to address gaps and challenges. You will also provide change leadership, support decision-making with data, and lead work planning, contract changes, and updates. Additionally, you will guide your team through coaching, performance management, and succession planning.

To see the full listing details and to apply, please visit our career site here: City of Calgary Careers

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Job Title: Volunteer for Lake Erie Region Source Protection Committee

Location:

There is no office location; commitment involves attending 4-5 meetings per year, either virtually or at the GRCA head office (400 Clyde Road, Cambridge, ON N1R 5W6).

About:

The Lake Erie Region Source Protection Committee is seeking applications for two economic sector members, representing the interests of business and industry. To be eligible, applicants must be employed by or operate a business within the Lake Erie Source Protection Region. The Lake Erie Region SPC is responsible for providing direction and oversight for the creation and administration of the Assessment Report and Source Protection Plan for four source protection areas within Lake Erie Region (Grand River, Long Point Region, Catfish Creek, and Kettle Creek), as per the Clean Water Act, 2006. Members of the committee are expected to participate fully and work positively toward solutions. There is a commitment to participate in approximately 4-6 half-day meetings per year, for a term of four years.

More information be found here: Call for Applications

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Job Title: Water Resources Engineer, Natural Hazards

Location: Ottawa, ON

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Reporting to the Director of Science and Engineering, you will be responsible for managing hazardous lands and erosion hazards programs for the RVCA. Broadly, this includes implementing all aspects of the programs, routinely providing professional advice, supervising staff involvement in projects, data collection and reporting, producing and revising policies and procedures, providing peer review services and managing external consultants. You will work closely with RVCA’s management team, planning and regulations staff and collaborate with staff across the organization to achieve success in program management.

To see the full listing details and to apply, please visit our career site here: Rideau Valley Conservation Authority Careers

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Position Available: Manager, Water Resources

Location: Calgary, Alberta

About:

We currently have an opening for Water Resources Manager to join our expanding team in Calgary. In this role, you will play a pivotal role in planning, designing, and managing water resources projects across Southern Alberta, with the potential to support initiatives in other parts of Canada. Additionally, you will lead a team of engineers, technologists, and support staff, ensuring the effective coordination of technical resources across various projects. Your leadership will be instrumental in fostering staff development and growth through coaching and mentoring, managing client relationships, and ensuring the highest standards of quality and accuracy in project designs, reports, and studies. This position presents a dynamic and rewarding opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the field of water resources management.

To see the full listing details and to apply, please visit our career site here: Associated Engineering Careers

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