AVP, Transportation/Transit

Description

• Prepare and/or review planning reports, design reports, technical specifications, and proposals.
• Provide strategic direction and guidance to a team of engineers and professionals, ensuring effective project execution and delivery.
• Ensure that decisions such as staffing, projects delivery, and business development are in line with the organizations business plan and vision.
• As part of the senior team assist with building, managing and leading the Transit / Transportation discipline through developing, tracking, and implementing an annual business plan and multi-year strategy for growth.
• Manage tasks, team, schedules, budgets, cost control processes and project work procedures. Identify and manage project issues and risks and, if needed, enhance resolution or actions; collaborate with other offices and managers across Canada.
• Provide input to the development of engineering budgets and schedules to meet requirements.
• Actively grow the group, recognize and mentor leaders and implement succession planning
• Liaise with existing and develop future clients, support major pursuits and proposals, and monitor budgets and schedules.
• Liaise with client, suppliers, regulatory agencies, utility companies and contractors; represent RVA in professional associations and agencies.
• Lead and participate in Business Development initiatives and operational growth for RVA Transportation in general, and within the specialty of Transit in particular.
• Ensure projects meet the professional needs of RVA and Quality standards and participate in interdisciplinary review of project deliverables.
• Provide technical support and guidance to the design and planning teams and oversee projects / project performance.

Requirements

• Experienced in meeting timelines and budgets, proposal writing, client development and other skills appropriate to consulting.
• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or related discipline.
• Practical knowledge of technical Design, and construction sequencing and constructability.
• Knowledge of industry trends and best practices within the area of Transit and Transportation.
• 20 years progressive industry experience in a similar role for Engineering Consulting firm.
• Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to work in a collaborative, team environment.
• Demonstrates superior oral and written English communication skills.
• Strong organization leadership skills.
• Practical knowledge of design and construction within rail corridors, including applicable standards.
• Must be licensed as a Professional Engineer (P.Eng) within the province of Ontario.
• Possess a strong ability to develop and maintain positive relationships with staff and clients.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance