Project Manager, Stormwater Management

The Regional Municipality of Peel seeks a Project Manager for Stormwater Management in Daly City, CA. This full-time position offers a salary of $103,177 to $128,969 with hybrid work flexibility, requiring at least two days on-site weekly. Responsibilities include managing stormwater projects, ensuring environmental compliance, coordinating budgets, and liaising with agencies. Candidates should have a relevant degree and five years of experience, preferably with a P.Eng.
Job Description Project Manager, Stormwater Management Public Works
- Transportation Status:
Regular full time Salary Range: $103,177 to $128,969 per annum (plus comprehensive benefits)
Work mode:
In this role, you'll benefit from the flexibility of a hybrid work arrangement that prioritizes meaningful in-person connection. A minimum of two days per week on-site is expected, with additional in-person presence as operational needs evolve. This arrangement allows for a blend of in person and hybrid work that adapts to support both organizational priorities and employee flexibility and is subject to change over time.

Location:

10 Peel Centre Drive, Brampton ONHours of work: 35 hours per week

Who we are:

The Transportation team constructs, operates, plans and maintains a multi-modal network of assets such as roadways, bridges, sidewalks and multi-use trails, stormwater infrastructure, street-lighting, traffic signals, noise and retaining walls, signs, safety barriers and street trees.

We drive from our strengths, flexibility and responsiveness to the changing needs of Peel. It's where our commitment to creating a Community for Life meets the road for our residents, businesses and travelers

Reports to:

Manager, Transportation Development What you'll do:

Support the Manager, Transportation Development on the delivery of Divisional initiatives and organizational priorities in the area of stormwater management.

Project manage Environmental Assessments, Stormwater Management and Asset Management projects for both organizational initiatives and the Region's road program.

Ensure Environmental Assessments, Stormwater Management designs and Low Impact Development (LID) projects respect environmental principles and are in environmental compliance with all applicable legislation, regulation and policies.

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.

Liaise with federal and provincial agencies and Conservation Authorities (MECP, TRCA, CVC, etc.).Assist with the negotiation of financing arrangements/partnerships including Memorandum of Understandings and obtaining Council approval(s), as required.

Manage and coordinate capital budget development for assigned projects.

Manage Stormwater Monitoring Program (lead consultant, keep records for Peel, pay invoices etc.) to ensure permitting conditions are met.

Complete reviews and provide comments on Stormwater plans from internal and external studies/reports such as EAs, land development applications, site plans, subdivision plans and servicing reports to ensure compliance with Regional Design Criteria;
Standards and Specifications and Systemwide ECA.Prepare and present to the public, council and stakeholders in various venues such as council meetings and public information meetings.

Promote an environment of continuous improvements and quality service.

What we require:
Degree in Water Resources Engineering, Civil Engineering, Environmental Science, Physical Science, Landscape Architecture and/or, combined with 5 years of relevant experience. Preference would be for a P.Eng.

and understanding of hydraulic stormwater modeling principles, watershed and drainage principles, infrastructure servicing principles and understanding of infrastructure materials and specifications in Public stormwater functions/works and a solid understanding of stormwater industry infrastructure engineering principles and systems.

Knowledge of legislation, regulation and policies related to stormwater management and familiarity with stormwater infrastructure design and construction; operations and maintenance.

Experience in Low Impact Development (LID) solutions would be considered a major asset.

Experience and familiarity using ESRI GIS products.

Proficient computer skills including MS Office, GIS applications, and a clear understanding of hydraulic modelling analyses and modelling

knowledge of modelling software (ArcGIS, ARC Hydro, Info Works or similar)
Skills/Abilities:
Strong problem-solving skills to evaluate…