Senior Municipal Project Manager

CIMA+’s Municipal & Transportation Design team have created a reputation for excellence within the transportation and infrastructure sectors by successfully delivering thousands of projects over the past 30 years. Our talented team of professionals can lead any type of project, regardless of its complexity and scale. The team draws on a reservoir of diverse experience that includes planning, design, inspection, construction management, and infrastructure reconstruction in both rural and urban environments. We take a wholistic approach to municipal transportation infrastructure projects that minimizes the environmental footprint, promotes sustainable growth, and supports resilient communities. Our innovative solutions integrate all modes of transportation, so motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists co-exist safely and travel efficiently. Join us and immerse yourself in a dynamic, innovative, and collaborative environment where you’ll make a real impact. Together, we’ll push boundaries and go above what’s expected of us to meet the challenges of tomorrow and engineer a better world!

We are looking for a Senior Municipal Project Manager to support our growing municipal and transportation practice in the GTA, including municipal road and intersection design, storm sewers, sanitary sewers, watermains and drainage works projects. Responsibilities will also include the oversight of the design team to ensure projects are delivered to our rigorous quality standards on time and on budget. 

CIMA+ has a hybrid model, with the expectation to be in the Bowmanville, ON office 2 days /week or more.

Primary responsibilities: 

• Lead and manage project teams through all phases of conceptual and detailed design of municipal civil projects including rural and urban roads rehabilitations, reconstructions and widenings, sewers, watermains, drainage improvements, etc. 
• Manage project resources, schedule, budget, quality management and project risk assessment on behalf of CIMA+ to meet client expectations. 
• Prepare and supervise engineering studies, environmental assessments, reports, calculations, plans and contract documents, cost estimates, and construction documents. 
• Lead and assist in the pursuit of new projects, including the development of technical scope workplans, schedule, project team organization, and task-level budgets. 
• Build relationships with existing and potential clients; liase with clients, consultants, regulatory and utility agencies, project stakeholders and contractors. 
• Coordinate and mentor intermediate and junior staff on fundamentals of design, project delivery and general project management skills.