Jobs / Municipality of Port Hope
Municipal Infrastructure Engineer - Closing October 2, 2026
Municipality of Port Hope · Port Hope, ON, Canada
Port Hope, ON, CanadaExp: 3+ yrs104,887-104,887 CADOnsite
Remuneration
104,887-104,887 CAD
Location
Port Hope, ON, Canada
Visa sponsorship
Not specified
Job summary
The Municipal Infrastructure Engineer is tasked with reviewing engineering aspects of development proposals, including subdivision and site plan applications, ensuring compliance with municipal standards and relevant legislation. Key responsibilities include providing engineering reviews, managing development-related reports, and collaborating with external agencies, particularly regarding the potential Port Hope New Nuclear project and municipal asset management planning.
Benefits
Employer paid Group Health, Dental and Life Insurance after three months of emplOMERS Pension Plan from the date of hireProfessional Development and Skill Based Training OpportunitiesAlternate Work ArrangementsWellness, Social and Staff Ambassador CommitteesEmployee and Family Assistance PlanPerks and Savings Partnerships
Qualifications
- Familiarity with municipal engineering design guidelines and Ontario Provincial Standards
- Knowledge of relevant Federal and Provincial legislation regarding municipal engineering
- Ontario Class “G” Drivers’ license and clean driver’s abstract
Responsibilities
- Provides engineering reviews of subdivision/condominium plans and site plan developments
- Determines engineering requirements for subdivision agreements and site plans
- Reviews Official Plan, Zoning By-Law, and Committee of Adjustment applications
- Guides municipal field staff and developer’s engineer during construction phases
- Ensures compliance with Municipality’s engineering review procedures and standards
- Approves final engineering design drawings for subdivision projects
- Comments on and approves proposals during review and construction phases
- Liaises with Development Services and Water and Wastewater Services
- Manages development-related reports and studies
- Integrates new development data into the Municipality’s GIS system
- Develops and oversees policies related to development
- Responsible for Municipal Asset Management Planning
- Validates and analyzes future municipal infrastructure requirements
- Tracks growth metrics and monitors development pacing
- Collaborates with Ontario Power Generation on nuclear plant infrastructure
- Responds to technical review requests from external agencies
- Contributes to long range planning studies
- Responds to infrastructure inquiries from stakeholders
- Procures professional services for growth-related infrastructure planning
Skills
Ambassador
Certifications
Licensed as a Professional Engineer (P. Eng) in the Province of Ontario
Degrees
University degree in Civil Engineering
Travel
Site inspections and travel as required
Relocation
No