Project Manager, Ravines and Waterways

City of Hamilton, Ohio

. Manage and administer capital rehabilitation projects involving ravines, waterways, and related infrastructure .

Posted 9/24/2026full-timeHamilton • CanadaSeniorLead💰 CA$59 - CA$65 per hourWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in managing capital rehabilitation projects, ensuring compliance with City, Provincial, and Federal regulations while delivering quality services. Proficient in civil engineering principles, project management, and effective communication with diverse stakeholders.

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Civil Engineering DegreeProject Management PracticesStormwater Management KnowledgeConstruction ManagementRegulatory Compliance

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Hard Skills

Hydraulic Performance AnalysisErosion Control TechniquesGeotechnical Parameters KnowledgeFluvial GeomorphologyContract InterpretationQA/QC MethodsBudget ManagementDesign Scope DevelopmentTechnical Report WritingPublic Contracts Knowledge

Soft Skills

LeadershipEffective CommunicationAnalytical SkillsOrganizational SkillsInterpersonal Skills

Tools & Technologies

Microsoft OfficeConstruction Management Software

Certifications & Qualifications

Class G Driver’s Licence

Industry Keywords

Capital Rehabilitation ProjectsWatercourse RehabilitationConstruction Safety RequirementsPublic Relations PracticesCommunity Engagement

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Manage and administer capital rehabilitation projects involving ravines, waterways, and related infrastructure
Direct consultants and guide technical staff
Manage reconstruction of open waterway corridors to improve hydraulic performance, provide erosion protection, and establish long-term ravine slope stability
Coordinate rehabilitation of stormwater facility outfalls, road embankments, sewer crossings, and retaining walls
Manage other above-ground and/or subsurface infrastructure projects as required
Ensure assigned work conforms to plans, specifications, codes, legislative requirements, City standards, and policies
Deliver large-scale capital construction projects in accordance with City and Provincial standards with minimal public disruption
Provide construction management and ensure compliance with legislative requirements
Ensure projects comply with City, Provincial, and Federal regulations and guidelines
Develop project documents, including Project Charters and Terms of Reference
Coordinate design and construction activities, utility work, and outside agencies
Monitor schedules, budgets, spending authority, and recommend budget adjustments
Manage contractor performance, appraisals, and contract reviews
Provide construction management services and technical assistance to Construction Section and corporate staff
Develop and deliver timely, cost-effective quality services using best practices
Provide technical direction to construction and consultant staff
Implement efficiency strategies, procedures, and public-relations practices
Represent the City with governmental agencies, community groups, businesses, regulatory organizations, contractors, and the public

Requirements

What you’ll need

Extensive progressive work experience, preference for a minimum of ten years
Degree in civil engineering, or advanced diploma in an accredited Civil Engineering Technology course, or equivalent education and work-related experience
Knowledge of civil engineering and construction theories and practices
Knowledge of drainage and stormwater management, hydraulic performance of open channels, hydrologic and geotechnical parameters, erosion control, and embankment stabilization
Knowledge of multidisciplinary requirements for watercourse rehabilitation, including fluvial geomorphology and aquatic habitat
Awareness of watercourse channel rehabilitation methods, construction practices, and regulatory approval/permitting requirements
Experience with project and asset management practices and managing large contracts and projects
Ability to develop multidisciplinary design scopes, implement work plans and project budgets, assess consultant reports and contractor submissions
Demonstrated leadership, technical competence, and customer focus
Excellent analytical and organizational skills with exceptional attention to detail
Effective communication, presentation, and facilitation skills
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to communicate orally and in writing
Ability to deal effectively with elected officials, government representatives, management, staff, contractors, agencies, community groups, businesses, and the public
Experience interpreting contract drawings and specifications
Ability to create and maintain transparent and defensible records, logs, and technical reports
Knowledge of public contracts, QA/QC methods, contract variances, and approval of work changes
Knowledge of statutes, regulations, and by-laws affecting the department/section
Ability and willingness to walk long distances, stand for long periods, climb to heights, and work outdoors in varying conditions
Knowledge of construction safety requirements and occupational hazards
Working knowledge of relevant computer software, including Microsoft Office
Class “G” Driver’s Licence in Ontario and personal vehicle for work use; licence proof required after hire

Benefits

Comp & perks

Permanent, full-time employment
35 hours per week
Equal opportunity employer
Barrier-free recruitment and selection processes
Accommodation throughout the hiring process