The Lifecycle Management Section of the Infrastructure Planning and Design Branch optimizes the longevity of Edmonton’s building and facility assets through strategic planning and specialized oversight. This critical work ensures that nearly 1,000 municipal structures, valued at $7.6 billion, remain safe and functional for the community.This advanced role requires a high level of technical expertise to perform physical inspections and comprehensive reviews of complex residential, commercial, and industrial facilities. You will analyze technical specifications and legacy condition reports to translate field data into actionable insights within the City’s Decision Support System (DSS). By utilizing lifecycle cost analysis and forecasting, you will help determine the most economic maintenance strategies and ensure compliance with all building regulations. Your primary focus will involve clearing report backlogs and mitigating resource gaps to accurately predict the remaining service life of aging infrastructure. Ultimately, you will collaborate with diverse stakeholders to prioritize renewal activities that maximize the value of the City’s capital projects. This position is essential for data-driven decision-making that extends the lifespan of Edmonton’s vital public assets.What will you do?Conduct physical field inspections of all City-owned electrical systems, including switchgear, power distribution, lighting, automation, and security systemsReview engineering drawings, specifications, and consultant designs to ensure technical accuracy and alignment with facility requirementsProvide detailed evaluations of system conditions, identifying debilitating issues and defining parameters for maintenance decision-makingDraft technical narratives describing electrical conditions and recommended corrective actions using precise engineering terminologyDevelop long-term rehabilitation and replacement strategies to improve the serviceability and lifecycle of facility assetsFormulate cost estimates for necessary maintenance and repairs based on regional construction costs and professional experienceUtilize SAP (CMMS) and DSS software to update equipment lists and ensure the accuracy of inventory and condition dataIdentify and prioritize specific components and systems for large-scale capital improvement or replacement measuresPerform detailed code analysis using National Codes (Electrical, Building, Energy, and Fire)



to ensure all systems meet regulatory standardsUtilize infrared/thermal imaging to diagnose deficiencies and consult with OHS regarding hazardous materials like asbestos or PCBsPerform other related duties as assignedQualifications:Completion of a degree or diploma from a recognized Institute of Technology or University program in Electrical EngineeringMinimum of five (5) years of progressive industry experience, including building inspections, job estimation, and specification interpretationCertified Engineering Technologist (C.E.T.) designation is the minimum requirement; Professional Technologist (P.Tech.) or Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) status is also acceptablePossession of a valid Alberta Class 5 Operator’s License.Assets:Coursework or experience in Building Systems or Building Energy Services ManagementExperience with Sustainable Building, Climate Resilience, or Energy Efficiency initiativesFormal training in technical report writingHighly developed communication skills (both oral and written)Skills required for success:The skills to effectively analyze problems, make decisions and communicate these decisions effectivelySound problem solving and analytical skills with the ability to work independently and under pressureStrong computer skills including proficiency in word processingThorough knowledge of legislation, standards, technical and regulatory codes; building, swimming pools, fire and safety regulationsKnowledge of current construction and industry practices, methods and materialsAbility to recognize hazardous materials or conditions and know the appropriate action(s) to takeProficient in technical report writing which is necessary for the preparation of detailed Building Condition Assessment Reports and pulling data from SAP Plant Maintenance applicationThe ability to work well with people in a variety of situations, resolving conflicts and effective solutions to both technical and non-technical problemsAlignment to our Cultural Commitments and Leadership CompetenciesEmbracing a culture of equity, diversity, reconciliation,



and inclusionAlignment with the goals of the City PlanConditions of Employment:Candidates are required to hold a valid Alberta Class 5 driver’s license (or provincial equivalent) or higher. Candidates will be required to arrange their own transportation and, where appropriate, will be reimbursed in accordance with City of Edmonton policy. This may require the candidate to obtain business-use auto insuranceHire is dependent on an Enhanced Police Information Check satisfactory to the City of Edmonton and the Edmonton Police Service. The application will be arranged as part of the pre-employment process for successful candidates.Ability to perform field inspections which may include climbing ladders, working at heights, and entering confined spacesCompliance with the City of Edmonton’s safety standards for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), such as wearing steel-toe boots, gloves, goggles, sunscreen and coverallsApplicants may be testedThis position may be eligible for a hybrid work arrangement with the flexibility to work from both home and the worksite as per the Letter of Understanding between the City of Edmonton and Civic Service Union 52The weekly hours of work for this position are currently under review and may change at a future time. Any changes will be made in accordance with the City of Edmonton/Civic Service Union 52 collective agreement, and the incumbent will be notified in advanceThis position offers a dynamic environment, split between office-based technical analysis and field-based inspectionsYou will be exposed to various outdoor weather conditions, extreme temperatures, and construction site environmentsSafety is a priority; the role requiresthe use of protective equipment including head, eye, and hearing protection, as well as safety footwearYou will frequently collaborate with community partners, project managers, and maintenance planners to ensure facility excellenceThe City of Edmonton values applicants with a diverse range of skills, experiences and competencies, and encourages you to apply. We strive to provide reasonable access and accommodations throughout the recruitment process. To request an accommodation, please contact [email protected]. Learn more about our perks https://bit.Ly/COEbenefits .Up to 1 temporary full-time position for up to 11 monthsHours of Work40 hours per weekSalary Range$47.172 - $59.281 (Hourly); $98,495.140 - $123,778.730 (Annually)#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Building Condition Assessment Coordinator - C$98,495.1 - C$123,778.7 A Year (Winnipeg)
🏢 City of Edmonton
📍 Winnipeg