Engineering Manager Role at City of Nanaimo (British Columbia)

Engineering Manager Role at City of Nanaimo (British Columbia)

28 Aug
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City of Nanaimo
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British Columbia

28 Aug

City of Nanaimo

British Columbia

Drive urban development as Engineering Manager for the City of Nanaimo. Engage in hands-on engineering management with a focus on project oversight and team leadership.

The City of Nanaimo invites applications for the role of Manager, Development Engineering. This permanent full time position involves planning, organizing, and leading the engineering team, along with managing the review process for development proposals. Work autonomously while consulting the Director of Planning & Development on significant matters.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee and direct Development Engineering Section's activities
• Evaluate and approve development proposals with independent judgment
• Ensure compliance with engineering regulations and practices




• Liaise with various departments and project stakeholders
• Foster innovative engineering approaches for effective city planning

Requirements:
• A Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering or a related area
• Minimum of 5 years experience in engineering roles
• Proven track record in management and supervision
• Eligibility for professional engineering certification required
• Must possess a valid Class 5 BC Driver’s License

Lead the Development Engineering efforts to shape Nanaimo's future.
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📌 Engineering Manager Role at City of Nanaimo (British Columbia)
🏢 City of Nanaimo
📍 British Columbia

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