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Position Summary: We are seeking a skilled and results-driven Planning Project Manager to lead the coordination, planning, and execution of municipal infrastructure and capital projects. This role plays a key part in long-term capital planning, optimizing infrastructure performance, and ensuring timely project delivery. The successful candidate will bring a mix of technical knowledge and project leadership to oversee multidisciplinary teams and work effectively with internal departments, consultants, and regulatory bodies. Key Responsibilities: Manage the planning and implementation of municipal infrastructure projects from initiation to completion. Support the development and annual review of multi-year capital plans, prioritizing investments based on asset performance and lifecycle needs. Coordinate with internal departments, external consultants, and contractors to ensure successful project execution. Conduct feasibility assessments, site evaluations, and preliminary design reviews to support infrastructure and planning initiatives. Prepare detailed reports, technical documentation, and project recommendations for management or the council to review. Analyze asset condition data and risk factors to support infrastructure investment strategies and long-term planning. Lead procurement processes, including preparation of tender documents, proposal evaluations, and contractor negotiations. Ensure all projects meet applicable municipal, provincial, and federal regulations, standards, and environmental requirements. Monitor project schedules, budgets, and progress, proactively addressing risks or delays. Qualifications: Post-secondary diploma in Civil Engineering Technology, Urban Planning, or a related field; a university degree is an asset. Minimum of 3 years of project management experience related to municipal infrastructure or capital projects. PMP (Project Management Professional) or Certified Engineering Technologist (CET) designation preferred. Solid understanding of municipal infrastructure, including transportation networks, utilities, and public works. Familiar with local and provincial legislation, planning policies, and regulatory requirements. Proficient in project management tools and engineering software such as MS Project, AutoCAD Civil 3D, or OpenRoads. Experience with GIS systems and asset management software is considered an asset.