Supervisor, Construction and Preventive Maintenance

Role overview

Construction and maintenance duties

• Supervise daily inspection, installation, rehabilitation, maintenance, construction, equipment repairs, and systems work across transit tunnels, stations, buildings, and properties.
• Plan, coordinate, and supervise section staff; direct Forepersons and streetcar track maintenance crews.
• Coordinate major new-track construction to approved engineering and construction specifications.
• Prepare and analyze budgets, construction schedules, maintenance and preventive maintenance programs, and capital, major-work, and operating projects.
• Ensure staff training, safe work, and compliance with TTC policies, procedures, rules, regulations, and standard practices.
• Address environmental, safety, and other operational compliance matters; review data, procedures, systems, and processes and recommend improvements.
• Prepare, monitor, and update capital and operating budgets, goals, and objectives; capital-project financial control and reporting may be required.
• Inspect electrical, technical, and structural equipment or systems, conduct tests, and fix issues as needed.

Qualifications

• Related post-secondary college diploma or university degree, or equivalent education, training, and experience.
• Demonstrated front-line supervisory experience; track Foreperson or similar experience is preferred.
• Knowledge of streetcar track construction and maintenance engineering principles and supervisory practices.
• Strong interpersonal, organizational, analytical, problem-solving, verbal communication, and report-writing skills.
• Strong computer skills; spreadsheet, word-processing, and Maximo database knowledge is beneficial.
• Ability to prepare budgets and estimates, develop schedules, and coordinate track work against priorities, deadlines, and budgets.
• Valid Ontario Class G driver's licence and ability to use a personal vehicle to travel to work sites.
• May be required to complete the Track Maintenance Training Program.
• Knowledge of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (Industrial and Construction Regulations), government track-maintenance regulations, and relevant union and TTC policies; some knowledge may be acquired quickly.

Skills

• Use office technology, software, and applications; manage projects and human resources.
• Manage fiscal resources, apply administrative processes, and understand relevant laws and regulations.
• Identify and minimize health and safety risks; communicate through a variety of mediums and apply analytical skills.

Schedule

• The position is 35 hours per week, with various days off and shifts.

Employment and workplace

• The posting states regular employment and on-site work.

Compensation and benefits

• Salary range is $115,570.00 to $144,526.20; no pay cadence is stated.
• Benefits include a defined pension plan, health, dental, and vision coverage, and professional development opportunities.

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