Job Id #30248: Project Manager Community Mobility

Contribute to the City of Hamilton, one of Canada’s largest cities - home to a diverse and strong economy, an active and inclusive community, a robust cultural and dining scene, hundreds of kilometers of hiking trails and natural beauty just minutes from the downtown core, and so much more. Join our diverse team of talented and ambitious staff who embody our values of sensational service, courageous change, steadfast integrity, collective ownership and being engaged empowered employees. Help us achieve our vision of being the best place to raise a child and age successfully. #BeTheReason - **Job ID #30248: Project Manager Community Mobility and Parking**: - **Union**: CUPE Local 1041 - **Job Description ID #**:A14596**: - **Duration: Permanent Full-Time**: **SUMMARY OF DUTIES**: The position will report to the Manager - Active Transportation and Mobility who will provide direction and leadership in a team environment to deliver, maintain and monitor all the programs the group is responsible for operating. The position will work with staff and consultants in a multi-functional workforce engaged in delivery and direction of services to the public, stakeholders and internal staff, related to Sustainable Mobility including: Transportation Demand Management (TDM); Micromobility, Public Parking management, school travel planning, end-of-trip facilities & parking, transportation research; event planning and logistics; marketing and outreach; and support for corporate and institutional partners; including support for the operation of the Smart Commute Program. **GENERAL DUTIES** Deliver the City’s Micromobility (e.g. E-scooters), Shared-use Mobility (e.g. Carshare), Public Bike Share and bike parking programs by providing day-to-day operations support, maintenance, auditing, planning, installation, mapping, usage analysis, station sighting and evaluation, program monitoring and issues management. Manage the end-of-trip facility and parking programs for bike amenities, pedestrian amenities (e.g. benches), mobility hubs, enhanced parking lots, carpool parking, parking behaviour change, drop off & curbside management, transit hubs and stops and future higher order transit stations. Implement strategies to improve effectiveness and efficiency of the Active and Safe School Travel program, Smart Commute Hamilton program and TDM projects, while striving to exceed average standards and leading by example. Coordinate the activities and programs of the Active and Safe School Travel Program and support the Smart Commute program to help achieve the mandate of TDM in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. This includes working with the Province, other regional and municipal governments, non-governmental organizations and community groups. The delivery of these activities includes: outreach; social marketing; policy development, implementation and monitoring; and event logistics. Coordinate and develop plans for infrastructure projects including active and sustainable infrastructure related to pedestrian, transit, cycling infrastructure, bike parking, carpooling, bike sharing and carsharing. Understand transportation systems equity concepts, all ages and abilities (AAA) design concepts, Complete Streets design techniques and evaluation methods, and the importance of behavior change as it relates to engagement and active transportation networks. Support the delivery of Sustainable Mobility events, education programs and training including, but not limited to, Open Streets Hamilton, Bike to School Week, Wear Yellow Day, Bike Month, Bike Day (Winter and Spring), Smart Commute Week, Winter Commute Week and other programs. Support specific transportation policy initiatives and implementation schemes involving project-based events, programs, research projects and analysis work for multiple transportation modes, land uses, and public health initiatives. Provide services to ensure balanced service/cost/quality are in compliance with legislative requirements and consistent with the City of Hamilton’s Mission and Vision. Accountable for ensuring that program activities are delivered in accordance with City and Provincial guidelines through effective and efficient use of financial and consultant resources. Using a "best practices" approach, develop and deliver quality services in a timely and cost-effective manner. Conduct research and analysis for the delivery of sustainable mobility initiatives including but not limited to transportation demand management site analysis projects, bike parking, bike lanes, pedestrian access and amenities, transit connections and amenities, incentives, building and land uses, public realm and road design, integration with existing networks, amenities, event programming/implementation, web-based tools and websites, and electronic portals. Assist with the management of consultants, recommending and implementing standards for work performed by consultants on TDM and transportation relate