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Beaumont, Alberta, Canada

•Manage the Municipal Project Delivery team delivering all operational and capital projects for the City of Beaumont. •Developing strategies for program governance and maintain project management policies, contract administration, and procurement procedures and reporting frameworks. •Leading and overseeing projects from initiation to closure; monitor and control issues, budgets etc., to ensure successful delivery of project and program commitments and provide regular performance status reports on the progress of projects under the Municipal Projects portfolio. •Overseeing the procurement of all municipal project work in an effective and efficient manner. Ensure project contracts are reflective of project requirements and contractual obligations are upheld. •Preparing, reviewing and presenting Council reports related to municipal project subject matter to City of Beaumont Council.•Facilitating and leading project meetings with internal and external parties to solicit feedback, receive input and expectations, and provide technical expertise. •Developing Operational and Capital project budget plans for yearly and 5-year budget cycles with proper asset management and growth development best practices in mind.

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

•Managed the Mobility Network Maintenance Unit which is responsible for asphalt maintenance, repair and rehabilitation projects involving roads, alleys, paths, rail crossing, parking lots, sidewalks for the City of Edmonton.•Implemented the 2023 - 2026 budgets pertaining to Mobility Network Maintenance.•Oversaw the delivery expectations (Edmonton residents, City of Edmonton Council) and ensure that they are aligned with the City’s goals and objectives.•Ensured the consistent application of policies, standard operating procedures, and service delivery across all geographic districts of the City, in line with the City Plan and the Parks and Roads Annual Service Plan•Ensured the public is well informed of service level changes/impacts and concerns are addressed.•Monitored and improved upon the performance measurement system (i.e., key performance indicators) is established, monitored and that timely corrective actions are taken to ensure the efficient delivery of service.•Ensured the prudent and effective use of financial and human resources in the planning and delivery of work.•Integrated multi-disciplinary teams to work collaboratively with stakeholders supporting corporate priorities.

Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada

In this role the responsibilities include providing leadership to professional and technical staff within the Transportation Infrastructure branch of Transportation and Agricultural Services. Manage the planning and delivery of transportation rehabilitation programs/projects including both urban and rural road infrastructure. Led in the development of Strathcona County's Corporate Asset Management System (CAMS) in partnership with KPMG. Additionally, key to this role is the planning and delivery of efficient and effective project management using sound engineering principles and industry standards to maintain public safety through effective communication, evaluation, and continued improvement. The position influences service delivery, program development, policy, bylaw, and direction.

Sherwood Park

The duties of this role included roadway and infrastructure maintenance project management, winter operations and OHS administration for the Transportation and Agricultural Services department. The major responsibilities of this role included providing leadership to professional and technical staff within the department, manage the planning and delivery of transportation maintenance projects for both urban and rural roads, winter maintenance operations, and the surface water management program. This role also included planning and implementing efficient and effective programs using sound principles and industry standards to maintain public safety through effective communication, evaluation and continued improvement. Spearheaded the development of Strathcona County's Roadway Asset Management program using Road Matrix partnering with Stantec. This position influences service delivery, program development, policy, bylaw, and direction.

Sherwood Park

Duties consist of supervising staff of +/-65 within the collective bargaining agreement, planning and implementation of urban roadway infrastructure maintenance, emergent overland drainage issues, planning and management of the Public Works winter snow operations, TAS/Fleet Services liaison in regards to TAS equipment servicing and purchasing requirements, CCC and FAC inspection on behalf of the TAS department.

Sherwood Park

Duties consist of supervising SPSY facilities, Sign Installation group, Fleet Services, Liaison for Public Works’ Equipment servicing and purchases with Fleet Services, management of road ban implementation, CCC and FAC inspection on behalf of the TAS department.

Sherwood Park

Duties consist of project management for transportation construction and ensuring that projects are completed on time; within budget and that they satisfy the intent of the project. Project values ranged from $500 000.00 to excess of $2 000 000.00. Various other responsibilities include the preparation of project cost estimates, plans, and drawings and related documents for submission to Council for consideration during annual budget process.

Sherwood Park

Duties consist of reviewing transportation aspects of proposals submitted by developers and in-house departments to ensure compliance with standards, statutory requirements and public safety. Comment, recommend improvements, suggest changes, and prepare department responses. review applications for proposed urban and rural subdivisions, land use amendments, development site plans, and legal subdivision endorsements. Prepare department responses, commenting on subdivision, land use, access locations, and access design and suitability.

Sherwood Park

Duties consist of collecting, compiling, and analyzing traffic data. Installing automatic traffic counters at various locations to determine traffic flows, speed profiles, and traffic composition. Manual traffic studies are also performed along with warrant analysis for the installation of traffic signals, pedestrian crosswalks, stop signs, and other traffic control devices. All the while maintaining traffic volume databases, annual, overall collision reports, the annual detailed urban intersection collision reports, and the urban and rural traffic maps.

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