The Project Manager Capital Projects & Initiatives role with the City of Toronto focuses on managing energy and carbon reduction projects across Parks and Recreation facilities. The position supports renovation, retrofit and energy transition work tied to long term sustainability and net zero planning goals.

This role includes leading capital projects, reviewing electrical and building system plans, analyzing energy data and supporting low carbon upgrades across City facilities. The position also works with consultants, contractors, City divisions and community groups to support energy efficiency programs and infrastructure improvements.

The City of Toronto provides a professional yet inclusive workplace with worthwhile public sector work and long-term career growth. Employees play a part in sustainability initiatives that really touch communities across the city, and it matters. Review the post below for more info.

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Employer Details

Company Name : City of Toronto
Location : North York Civic Centre / Metro Hall, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Salary : $105,241 to $146,191
Job Type : Full Time
Start date : As soon as possible
Benefits : Permanent municipal role, impactful sustainability projects, inclusive workplace culture, leadership responsibilities, long term career stability, public sector pension environment, exposure to citywide infrastructure initiatives.

Job Description

The Project Manager Capital Projects & Initiatives position supports energy and infrastructure projects within the City of Toronto Parks and Recreation division.
This is a full time permanent role based at North York Civic Centre and Metro Hall in Toronto, Ontario.
The role focuses on energy transition efforts, retrofit actions, electrical improvements and the longer run capital outlook.
Employees review engineering plans and help steer the actual delivery, plus back energy efficiency upgrades across City buildings.
The workplace includes regular interaction with consultants, contractors, City divisions, agencies and community groups.
This non union position follows a Monday to Friday work schedule with 35 hours per week.
One position is currently available for this posting.

Responsibilities

Lead energy and carbon reduction capital projects from planning through completion.
Review mechanical, electrical and architectural drawings for feasibility and project alignment.
Conduct energy assessments and support electrical upgrade planning activities.
You also end up analyzing energy savings numbers and creating cost benefit checks for each project.
On the paperwork side, you prepare RFPs and tender materials, along with technical requirements for the work to be done.
Supervise contractors, consultants and project staff during project delivery.
Help support policy development that’s connected to the City’s Energy related plans.
Keep an eye on project budgets, spending and their financial performance, making sure it stays on track.
You watch over project budgets, outlay, and overall financial results so things stay steady.
Support grant identification and application processes connected to energy initiatives.

Requirements

Applicants should have post secondary education in Electrical Engineering, Building Science or an equivalent combination of education and work history.
Professional Engineer designation in Ontario within a mechanical or electrical discipline is required.
PMP, CEM, CMVP or LEED credentials would be considered an asset.
Candidates should have extensive work history managing large scale electrical and energy efficiency projects.
Strong knowledge of feasibility studies, construction management, budgeting and procurement activities is expected.
Applicants should have extensive work history interpreting electrical distribution drawings and related technical documents.
Strong background preparing capital cost estimates, technical reports and financial reviews for energy projects is required.
Candidates should have deep knowledge of energy conservation strategies and building energy modeling tools such as RETScreen, EnergyPlus or IES VE.
Familiarity with Ontario Building Code, Electrical Code, Fire Code, ISO 50001, ASHRAE, OHSA and related legislation is important.
Strong written, verbal and presentation based interaction skills are required.

How to Apply?

Check the City of Toronto careers page linked below to see the full posting, and go ahead and apply . You can also read more about the capital projects environment , sustainability initiatives, and the project leadership duties that are tied in with this role.

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