Manager of Capital Assets and Bylaw Enforcement

**Job Overview**
Reporting to the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), the Manager of Capital Assets and Bylaw Enforcement will be responsible for leading the development and ongoing maintenance of the corporate asset management program (AMP) for all Town of Stewiacke assets in accordance with Town policy, procedures, and guidelines. This position will lead our maintenance and building portfolio, the development and maintenance of the asset management database and related financial recording for tangible capital assets, work with GIS related data and lead the longterm capital financial plan for the Town of Stewiacke in accordance with the Municipal Act and Public Sector Accounting Board (PASB). In addition, this position will be responsible for the Towns’s bylaw portfolio and related enforcement.

**Responsibilities**

The Town of Stewiacke is a growing and diverse community. The duties and responsibilities of the Manager of Capital Assets and Bylaw Enforcement will be, but not limited to: Lead the development, implementation and communication of effective asset management plans for the Town, which includes the review and ongoing development of the Strategic Asset Management Policy

Facilitate progress reporting and benefits tracking and coordinate internal and external benchmarking of

Asset Management practices and concepts
- Establish processes for determining asset condition, criticality and risk assessments as well as set and

prioritize the level of maintenance required, which includes the use of asset condition data for trend analysis

to determine state of good repair levels and expected levels of service
- Champion the development of lifecycle cost strategies and prepare lifecycle evaluations for capital assets
- Analyze and recommend capital, lifecycle and asset renewal projects needed to sustain, enhance and

renew physical assets
- Plan for and manage the regular maintenance for all Town capital assets including roads ( water / waste

water, paving, snow and ice removal, parks etc.
- Complete analysis including level of service to determine trigger points and validate need to move forward

with recommended maintenance and replacement programs for capital works
- Recommend 5 and 10-year, and long range strategic capital planning budgets for all Town assets based,

required for the sustained, integrated operation and management of Town operations

Work with internal and external stakeholders to build capacity for asset management planning and develop

a strong internal knowledge base, including participation in the development of Annual Corporate Asset

Management plans.
- Collaborate with GIS staff to ensure accurate capture of infrastructure information data and GIS record

Management.
- Ensure asset management databases are updated with current asset condition ratings and that

documentation is maintained to provide support for infrastructure funding based upon specific asset

management principles (all Town assets).
- Responsible for research, grant submissions, and development of corresponding internal policies and

procedures.
- Manage employees in a manner consistent with Town values, policies and procedures, including selection,

work scheduling, training and performance evaluation
- Communicate, inform and when required train other staff on policy and procedures related to the accurate

reporting of tangible capital assets.
- Accountable for the safety and security of employees and workplaces and to ensure that employees work

safely and in compliance with relevant statutes and regulations and within the safe work procedures and

directives as established by the Town (Occupational health and safety plans and policies).
- Present AMPs and recommendations to senior management, standing committees and Town Council
- Work safely and in compliance with relevant statutes and regulations and within the safe work procedures

and directives as established by the Town.
- Perform other duties as assigned.

**Requirements**:
University Degree or equivalent with a designation or certificate in Project Management, Asset Management or

equivalent combination of education and experience
- Minimum five (5) preferably in a municipal environment
- Thorough knowledge of financial, purchasing, accounting and auditing principles and practices, applicable

legislation/regulatory standards, provincial grant processes, local government functions and responsibilities
- Working knowledge of the Municipal Act and other legislation affecting municipalities

Sound understanding of multi-disciplinary asset requirements to effectively develop and maintain asset

policies and valuation methodologies in the operation, maintenance and upgrade of municipal

infrastructure
- Demonstrated experience in strategic physical asset management (linear), project management and the

development of prioritized, evidence based capital, operational and maintenance budgets via asset level

condition, life cycle costing, risk & performance