Project Manager, Toronto Water

City of Toronto · Public sector

Toronto · Ontario · Canada

Salary

89,337–132,880 CAD / year

Hours / week

35 h

Experience

Minimum 5 years of diversified experience as a Professional Engineer in municipal, civil, structural or geotechnical engineering

Work arrangement

Not stated

The role

Manage Toronto Water projects involving trunk wastewater sewers, erosion control, municipal construction, rehabilitation, asset management and infrastructure planning. The manager provides civil, hydraulic, structural and geotechnical review; leads planning, design, procurement, construction, commissioning and closeout; administers consultant and contractor contracts; controls budgets, schedules, risks and changes; supports the capital program; and conducts field investigations of underground assets and stream-valley conditions. The portfolio also includes sustainable infrastructure such as wastewater-energy transfer and low-carbon or energy-recovery initiatives.

Requirements

Accredited university engineering degree or equivalent education and experience; P.Eng. in good standing with Professional Engineers Ontario; minimum 5 years of diversified professional-engineering experience in municipal, civil, structural or geotechnical work; considerable experience managing design and construction through completion, preferably for wastewater collection, municipal rehabilitation, watercourses or erosion control; procurement and consultant-contractor management experience; knowledge of applicable infrastructure, environmental, building, construction and occupational-safety requirements; valid Ontario G driver's licence; ability to enter confined spaces and work outdoors in difficult terrain; formal project-management training. PMP and wastewater-operator licensing are assets or future requirements as described in the posting.

Work details

Full-time temporary vacancy for 12 months, Monday to Friday, 35 hours per week, based at 545 Commissioners Street. Field visits include underground and confined-space inspections, stream valleys, construction sites and other City locations. Night, weekend and after-hours emergency work may be required. Hybrid opportunities may exist but are not guaranteed, so no formal hybrid designation has been assigned.

Languages

Strong oral and written communication required; specific languages are not stated

Date found

Oct 26, 2026

Posting date

Oct 13, 2026

Closing date

Oct 27, 2026

Discipline

Water resources

Reference

54761

Source

City of Toronto

Last verified: Oct 26, 2026

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