ABOUT THE ROLE
Reporting to the Public Works Manager the Project Technologist provides advisory services to the KO member First Nations communities relating to projects aimed at continued development of each of the communities.
The Project Technologist works closely with other KO Public Works staff and community leadership to achieve and maintain progress toward community development. A disciplined and knowledgeable professional the Project Technologist must work well independently and have experience in the development planning and implementation of infrastructure projects.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Community College or University graduate in the Technology / Technician related fields or an associated specialty
- Current member or ability to complete certification to obtain membership in Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT)
- Current member or ability to complete certification to obtain membership with the Ontario Building Officials Association (OBOA)
- The ability to read / interpret blueprints and drawings
- Strong communications skills (written and verbal) in English
- Ability to speak one of the KO local dialects is an asset
- Able to work effectively with others and to work independently
- Must possess a valid Ontarios Drivers License
- Must have access to a licensed and insured vehicle
- Good coordination manual dexterity spatial visualization and mechanical skills
- Having another Trade Certificate (welding pipefitter refrigeration surveying etc.) considered an asset
- Strong computer skills including fluency with the Microsoft Office Suite as well as web-based data entry systems for payroll and expenses
KEY DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Assist the Public Works Manager with developing maintaining and executing project plansDeveloping Terms of Reference for recruiting Engineering ConsultantsParticipate in the selection process for retaining Engineering Consultants and ContractorsPrepare funding applications to secure project fundingServe as a liaison between project team members community leadership and other departments or stakeholdersTrack milestones and deliverablesAssist with creating and maintaining project documentation such as status reports change logs and meeting minutesHelp monitor project risks and issues and escalate to the Public Works Manager as neededHelp create and distribute project communications and manage file storageHelp coordinate project meetings and eventsHelp track project expenses and budgets and provide appropriate financial reportingPerform quality assurance checks on project deliverablesHelp develop and implement project test plansAssist with training project team members and end users on new systems or processesHelp troubleshooting project issues and problemsOther duties as requiredWORKING CONDITIONS
Working conditions expected in a Public Works environment include :
Indoor and outdoor work under a variety of weather conditionsFrequent use of computers and other related equipmentLifting to 25 kg occasionallyExposure to physical risks using standardized safety precautions including but not limited to :Exposure to dust fumes oils and unpleasant odours
Exposure to sounds and noise levels that are distracting or uncomfortable. Protective hearing equipment will be providedExposure to slippery surfaces working around high temperature equipment etc.Wearing protective equipment including but not limited to specialized uniforms eye safety glasses hearing protection work boots gloves and hardhatsTravelling on small aircraft to remote communitiesA CAREER WITH KEEWAYTINOOK OKIMAKANAK OFFERS YOU
Competitive wagesComprehensive benefits packagePension plan contributionOpportunities for training and growthKey Skills
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Employment Type : Full-Time
Experience : years
Vacancy : 1