Infrastructure Technician

Reporting to the Director of Transportation Services, the Infrastructure Technician will

assist the Director with many aspects of the Department and be responsible for pre-engineering surveys, drafting/design, contract preparation and administration,

construction inspection, and Asset Management / GPS data collection and reporting.

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The ideal candidate will demonstrate a strong foundation in engineering principles, particularly related to drainage and stormwater systems. Key qualifications include:

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• Basic knowledge of construction project management, with a focus on Municipal Drains, drainage systems, stormwater management, and municipal infrastructure.

• Familiarity with engineering theories, techniques, procedures, and higher-level mathematics.

• Familiar with water and sewer network design and analysis.

• Proficiency in writing and testing computer programs, and practical experience with software applications such as Microsoft Excel, Word, Project, PowerPoint,

Outlook, ArcView, and AutoCAD.

• Competence in reading engineering plans, specifications, and reports, with a willingness to perform site work and extended periods of data entry.

• Physical ability to perform various in-house and field tasks such as, road and bridge rehabilitation projects, designs, surveying, construction and maintenance.

• Detail-oriented with strong organizational and analytical skills, sound judgment, and the ability to prioritize tasks.

• Excellent communication skills, with the ability to interact tactfully and assertively with colleagues, stakeholders, and the public.

• Valid Ontario unrestricted G-class driver’s license with no more than 6 demerit points.

• Minimum of two (2) to five (5) years of relevant experience, including co-op or internship experience in drainage, stormwater, or civil infrastructure.

• Completion of post-secondary education, or college/university in civil, environmental, or a related engineering program

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The Infrastructure Technician will support the design, maintenance, and administration of municipal drainage and stormwater systems. Key responsibilities include:

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• Assist the director in conducting fieldwork to inspect and assess drainage systems. Tasks include visual surveys, data collection, taking photographs, and

maintaining accurate records.

• Assist in preparing municipal drain apportionment calculations for use in billing drain maintenance.

• Conduct audits, analyze data, and prepare comprehensive records on drainage and stormwater infrastructure.

• Work with sensitive process and analytical instruments.

• Assist in sampling stormwater ponds and reviewing sample results to be inputted into the Stormwater Infrastructure annual report to the MECP.

• Review and digitize documentation related to drainage and stormwater systems.

• Monitor and identify potential issues within drainage systems to prevent costly repairs.

• Calculate simple quantities and perform engineering-related computations as required.

• Operate vehicles such as cars and small trucks for site visits and inspections.

• Work in both office and field settings, including construction sites, with adherence to safety protocols.

• Communicate effectively with team members, stakeholders, and the public through presentations and meetings.

• Enter and manage data related to drainage and stormwater infrastructure for extended periods.

• Other duties as assigned

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