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Collingwood, On, Ca

Collingwood, Ontario, Canada

Responsible for planning, managing, and executing facility maintenance and improvement projects across Town properties. Key duties include project management, budget planning, and vendor management, while also providing oversight for energy use and implementing energy conservation initiatives. This position assists with managing facility and fleet systems, ensures compliance with safety and regulatory standards, and is involved in construction contract administration. The role involves working closely with the Manager of Fleet & Facilities to maintain and improve Town properties through effective coordination with contractors, staff, and stakeholders.Key Duties:Project Management (40%)Facility Management (20%)Energy Management (20%)Budget Planning (10%)Vendor Management (5%)Fleet (5%)

Collingwood, Ontario, Canada

Service Bell TV customers within Bruce and Grey Counties. Install, remove, and troubleshoot satellite TV systems for single and commercial dwellings. Forecast workload, customer locations, and inventory (parts, tools, equipment). Draft reports detailing outage information and work performed. Like previous roles, extend a service-centric approach. Take the time to explain processes, demonstrate usage, follow-up with billing and contracts, and answer any questions.

Melancthon, Ontario, Canada

Supporting 24/7 management and operation of 3 wind farms based in Southern Ontario. Planned and scheduled outages to conduct preventative maintenance, capital projects, and repairs. Executed fleet management practices of all trucks, utility task vehicles (UTV), snowmobiles, forklifts, and safety equipment. Administratively, prepared technical specifications and evaluations for all wind farms and drafted reports summarizing outage information, work performed, and any subsequent issues. Evaluated multiple fault records to cut downtime between failures and increase energy savings.

Whitby, Ontario, Canada

Administered, planned, and managed concurrent capital and preventative maintenance projects for Whitby Hydro. Liaised with all relevant departments to maintain corporate oversight of planned maintenance and capital projects including new stations, smart system integrations, and multiple asset maintenance initiatives. With a solution-focused lens, tactfully resolved any conflicts between stakeholders, the public, contractors, and trades crews. Assessed and reviewed proposed / as-built construction drawings and various private and external utility designs. Consistently attended sites and communicated directly with construction services regarding permits, locates, scope, changes, and more. Developed project budgets and corresponding technical specifications and bid documents. Generated cost estimates and associated technical and financial justification. Compiled material lists to facilitate ordering and allocation.

British Columbia, Canada

Applied, tested, interviewed, and promoted to install, maintain and repair electronic equipment for detecting and responding to power system faults, controlling system devices, and data invoice transfer circuits throughout the province. Routinely collaborated with diverse groups of interest (e.g. engineering, project management, asset management, taxpayers, and general public). Recommended upgrading and / or retrofitting equipment to improve performance. Continuously pursued trends and opportunities for energy conservation. Conducted energy use analysis for generation, transmission and distribution lines and equipment.

Vancouver, British Columbia

Originally hired within the Switchgear Electrical Maintenance Engineering Stations (SEMES) Department. Responded to trouble calls in the field, inspected equipment, and assessed whether to rebuild, replace, or repair the asset. Worked within budgetary parameters set out by Asset Management Department. Headed RFP process for tender and bid information for switchgear maintenance and projects. Identified requirements for Vendor of Record (VOR) facility maintenance contracts, defined terms of reference (TOR), and procured services from carefully selected bids from across Canada and internationally, taking the corporation’s Indigenous procurement strategy into account. Managed and scheduled province-wide, multi-million preventative maintenance and capital projects. Without exception, ensured preventative and corrective maintenance needs, administrative detailing, and regulatory requirements were met.