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CMMS Maximo Migration Specialist

Government of Canada
Ottawa, CAN
Full-time
Entry
Hybrid
CAD 41.20 to CAD 44.52 per hour
Discovered 3 weeks ago
IBM Maximo 7.6Maximo Application Suite (MAS) 9CMMS/EAM business processesData migrationdBeaverMXLoader

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Position overview

Correctional Service Canada seeks a CMMS Maximo Migration Specialist to support migration from IBM Maximo 7.6 to Maximo Application Suite (MAS) 9.

The specialist liaises with CSC Engineering and Maintenance, internal IT, consultants, IBM, and other stakeholders.

The role combines asset management systems expertise, project coordination, technical analysis, and stakeholder engagement.

Responsibilities

  • Support planning, coordination, and execution of the Maximo 7.6 to MAS 9 migration; translate business, maintenance, and technical requirements into migration activities.
  • Prepare technical responses, briefings, reports, recommendations, and decision documents; maintain the migration Build Book of configurations, workflows, integrations, rules, and testing requirements.
  • Support change request and change management processes; track project activities, issues, risks, dependencies, and action items.
  • Support data validation, cleansing, migration testing, user acceptance testing, and troubleshooting.
  • Document processes, requirements, procedures, and lessons learned; facilitate stakeholder meetings and workshops.
  • Advise on federal IT governance, documentation, and compliance; support post-migration stabilization and transition.

Essential qualifications

  • Post-secondary education in IT, engineering, business administration, project management, asset management, or a related field, or an acceptable combination of education, training, and experience.
  • Experience with IBM Maximo 7.6 and/or MAS 9; experience with both may be preferred.
  • Experience supporting CMMS, EAM, or asset lifecycle systems; coordinating projects with technical and business stakeholders; and preparing technical documentation.
  • Experience supporting software implementation, upgrades, migration, or transformation and facilitating discussions between technical specialists and business users.
  • Working knowledge of Maximo, CMMS/EAM processes, data migration, change management, configuration management, and system documentation.
  • Experience using dBeaver and MXLoader; understanding of database structures, data validation, and troubleshooting.
  • Knowledge of federal IT governance and project delivery processes. Maximo implementations in the Government of Canada, Treasury Board policy knowledge, integrations/APIs, relevant certification, and related operational-sector experience are assets.
  • A valid Government of Canada Reliability Status clearance is required at application and must be maintained during employment.

Abilities and personal suitability

  • Analyze and interpret technical information and prepare clear technical and executive-level documentation.
  • Coordinate multiple priorities and stakeholders, identify risks, and propose practical solutions.
  • Work independently with limited supervision; demonstrate interpersonal skills, initiative, judgment, communication, analytical problem-solving, attention to detail, client service, and collaboration.

Compensation and term

  • Casual employment for 90 days, with the possibility of a second 90-day extension.
  • Compensation follows the federal AS-04 pay scale, approximately CAD 41.20 to CAD 44.52 per hour for a 37.5-hour week.

Work environment

  • Work is located in Ottawa, Ontario, on a five-day, 37.5-hour work week.
  • The description states four in-office days and one remote-work day per week under current federal attendance requirements.

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