Division Infrastructure Planning and Development Engineering
Shift Monday to Friday
Rate of Pay $21.10- $23.10Hourly
Job Start Date / Length Starting May 4th 2026, 4-month contract
Job Type Temporary Full Time
Posting Type Internal and External
Posting Date 01 / 05 / 2026
Application Deadline 01 / 19 / 2026
Position Summary
Reporting to the Manager, Water Resources, you will be involved in both office and field programs to assist primarily with the stormwater monitoring program as well as data analysis and technical reporting. This work contributes to the Section’s efforts to ensure the appropriate operation and maintenance of City stormwater management infrastructure while protecting, maintaining and / or enhancing the natural environment before, during and after the development of lands within the municipality. The incumbent will undertake monitoring activities related to stormwater infrastructure, valleyland areas and natural features (lakes, wetlands, etc.), conduct data analysis and reporting in support of the Water Resources Section monitoring programs, and assist with background research and site visits in support of various stormwater management projects. You will also attend public engagement events during and outside of regular business hours and provide technical support and research assistance to the Manager and other Water Resources staff.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
- Conduct field monitoring and sampling activities of stormwater infrastructure, valleyland areas and natural features (lakes, wetlands, etc.)
- Conduct data analysis and reporting of monitoring information
- Background research and site visits in support of stormwater management projects
- Provide technical support and research assistance to the Manager
- Attend public engagement events during and outside of regular business hours
Education and Experience
Recent graduate or Senior student working towards a four year University Degree in a physical science such as Water Resources Engineering, Environmental Science, Biology, Chemistry or a related disciplineExperience with implementing field programs, monitoring and report writingMaster’s Program would be considered an assetRequired Skills / Knowledge
Basic knowledge of and demonstrated experience in applying the principles of civil and water resource engineering and environmental managementBasic project management and problem solving skillsGood organizational skills with the ability to meet deadlinesTeam player with effective interpersonal skills that is able to promote and maintain good client and public relationsComfortable working outside (fieldwork) in all types of weather while handling larger equipment (zodiac boat); is able to exercise sound judgment when working in the fieldDemonstrated ability to communicate effectively both verbally and writtenStrong knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite and GIS softwareStrong organization skills and the ability to manage multiple tasksAbility to work with minimal supervisionThe successful candidate should be an enthusiastic and creative team playerExperience in a municipal government setting would be considered an assetDemonstrate the City’s corporate values of care, collaboration, courage and servicePossess your own CSA certified steel toe safety boots for fieldworkPossess a valid Ontario Class “G” driver’s licenseAccess to a vehicle to conduct some field monitoring activities (mileage compensated)You will be required to provide proof of vehicle insuranceBuilds people and cultureCultivates open communicationDemonstrates personal leadershipNavigates and leads through complexity and changeWe thank all candidates for their interest, however, only those under consideration will be contacted.
TheCity of Richmond Hill is committed to inclusive, barrier-free recruitment and selection processes. If contacted to participate in the recruitment and selection process, please advise Human Resources if you require an accommodation.
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