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This position is open due to a vacancy. The Municipality uses an online questionnaire to screen applicants.
Position: Assistant Drainage Superintendent
Union: CUPE, Local 702.4
Wage Rate: $37.61 to $43.99/hr
Reports to: Division Leader – Drainage/Drainage Superintendent

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE:

• 3 year Community College Diploma in Civil Technology or Agriculture or related field or an equivalent combination of education and experience
• Minimum 3 years of experience in a municipal environment or related field
• Successful completion of the Municipal Drainage Superintendents Course through the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food
• Must have a CET or be working towards the designation
• Must be a member in good standing with the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT).
• Must have a valid Ontario Driver’s license
• Must have a clear police clearance

KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS:

• Thorough knowledge of the Drainage Act and Tile Drainage Act.
• Competence in surveying and construction project administration.
• Strong organization, management, communication and public relations skills are also required.

PURPOSE OF POSITION:

Reporting to the Division Leader – Drainage/Drainage Superintendent, the Assistant Drainage Superintendent is responsible for assisting in the administration of various matters carried out under the Drainage Act and to assist departmental staff in drainage-related matters.

MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Provide response to general public requests for information in accordance with the Drainage Act and established procedures.
• Meet with ratepayers and undertake application/petition review for all drainage related matters.
• Liaise with contractors in the maintenance and repair of municipal drainage works as assigned by the Drainage Superintendent in accordance with the Drainage Act and Council established procedures.
• Assist in the preparation of tenders for maintenance and capital works carried out under the Act and to ensure the successful completion of these works.
• Complete onsite inspections during construction of drainage projects.
• Investigate and respond to Municipal drain complaints.
• Act as a liaison between the Engineer and ratepayers and assist in the resolution of complaints and appeals. May be required to testify at Drainage Tribunal/Referee Hearings.
• Liaise with the Public Works Department regarding road drainage issues and pump maintenance/operation.
• Ensure compliance with legislation such as Federal Fisheries Act, Conservation Authorities Regulations, DFO, etc.
• Provide direction to ratepayers under the Tile Drainage Act including loan application, construction inspection and completion certification.
• Provide assistance to departmental staff in relation to drainage-related matters.
• Assist as requested in the formulation of departmental policy, work methods and procedures.
• Attendant Drainage Board meetings and prepare minutes of meeting.
• Perform other duties as assigned

Accountability, Safety of Others, & Leadership

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