Capital Infrastructure Analyst

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**JOB POSTING**

JOB ID #: 20393

Capital Infrastructure Analyst - Infrastructure Renewal
Public Works
Engineering Services
100 King St W

NUMBER OF VACANCIES: 1 Full-Time Regular

UNION/NON-UNION: CUPE Local 5167 Inside

HOURS Of WORK: 35.00 per week
- GRADE: P
- SALARY/HOUR: $46.318 - $52.634 per hour- Note: See appropriate Collective Agreement or the Non Union Salary Range for details.

STATUS/LENGTH: Full Time Regular

Job Description ID #: 7644

As a condition of employment you are required to provide proof that you are fully vaccinated or provide proof of valid exemption satisfactory to the employer prior to your start date. You must acknowledge and agree to comply with any future vaccine policy requirements as an ongoing condition of employment at the City of Hamilton.

SUMMARY OF DUTIES

Reporting to the Senior Project Manager (Infrastructure Planning), this position undertakes various duties related to linear infrastructure Environmental Assessments (EA’s) which includes: research concerning infrastructure planning; multimodal transportation planning; operations and safety issues on linear infrastructure; stormwater management (SWM) support; assistance with establishing and achieving departmental goals and objectives through the effective and efficient use of financial and staff resources; and using a “best practices” approach to develop and deliver quality services in a timely and cost-effective manner.

The area of specialty required for this position is relevant to Road and Bridge infrastructure planning.

GENERAL DUTIES

Assist the Senior Project Manager(s) in the development of environmental assessments, transportation studies, sub watershed studies, master drainage plans, secondary plans and draft plans related to infrastructure (roads, bridges, sewer, water, stormwater) to ensure service quality, cost effective and timely service delivery and legislative compliance, including with the Ontario Environmental Assessment Act.

Develop and analyze plans and policies to help Senior Project Manager(s) and Project Manager(s) manage consultants and/or internally undertake and implement Environmental Assessments related to capital works and/or growth with a focus on transportation, stormwater management, and water and wastewater infrastructure.

Use systems to make recommendations to the Senior Project Manager(s) and Project Manager(s) on project priorities, means of resourcing, and related cost implications.

Work with multi-disciplinary teams on exciting and challenging projects, with a focus on removing barriers and improving level of service on roads, bridges, transit systems, and active transportation. Facilitates, develops, and leads key innovative EA consultation processes.

Prepare and review various technical reports and data relating to the planning of linear infrastructure surface and subsurface infrastructure for various Committees of Council.

Provide insight on, or at times even leads or undertakes, on projects relating to environmental assessments, transportation, natural heritage, noise, air, property contamination/remediation and cultural heritage studies.

Create and implement research methods, terms of reference and study design for projects.

Interact with consultants on projects as required and review/comment on submissions.

Organize, review and prepare documents, reports, presentations, technical memoranda, and other work products for open houses or public information centers (PIC).

Collect, compile, analyze and interpret data, identify and evaluate alternatives, formulate conclusions and recommendations.

Receive and answer inquiries from elected officials, staff, the public, other municipalities and outside agencies.

Represent the Division at public meetings, client and interdepartmental meetings

Assist in the preparation of the annual work program. Co-ordinate and arrange meetings, prepare agendas, take minutes as required and act as a resource contact.

Develop projects and budget strategies related to Environmental Assessments and special studies.

Liaise with provincial ministries such as Ministry of Transportation, Federal, Provincial and Crown Agencies, area residents, elected officials, neighbouring municipalities and right holder groups.

Review and make recommendations on preferred options for current surface and subsurface infrastructur