Position Summary

Responsible for the management of the Traffic Engineering Branch within the Department of Roadways and Transportation, including capital, operational and program planning, stakeholder relationship management, financial management and people leadership. Mandate includes the planning, design and operational delivery of traffic and road safety engineering programs that provide the necessary regulatory frameworks, policies and procedures, traffic control devices, technologies, management strategies and associated road infrastructure features that will support safer and more reliable traffic movements on city streets. As a member of the Departments management team, leads and/or participates in Roadways and Transportation or City-wide projects and special initiatives. Duties & Responsibilities

Contributes to the development of the Departmental long-term planning and broader annual plan Leads the development and implementation of traffic safety strategies, Vision Zero initiatives, collision reduction programs and roadway safety improvements using engineering, education and partnership-based approaches. Leads the development, monitoring and reporting of Branch performance measures, key performance indicators and service delivery outcomes to support evidence-based decision making and continuous improvement. Knowledge of emerging transportation technologies, mobility programs, intelligent transportation systems and industry best practices related to traffic operations and roadway safety. Leads lifecycle planning and asset management strategies for traffic infrastructure to support long-term sustainability and investment planning. Utilizes traffic, safety and operational data to evaluate system performance, identify trends and prioritize investment decisions.



Leads development and implementation of the Traffic Engineering Branch annual operational plan, aligning objectives, service levels, performance targets, and resources with City and Department priorities. Establishes and maintains policies, systems, procedures, and performance metrics to monitor progress and improve service delivery. Oversees the planning, design, installation, operation, maintenance, and preservation of traffic infrastructure, including signals, signs, pavement markings, parking controls, speed zones, pedestrian protection devices, construction zones, street uses, expressway lighting, and Emergency Vehicle Pre-Emption Systems. Manages traffic infrastructure inventories, inspections, and asset rehabilitation or replacement schedules to ensure safe, reliable, and effective operations. Implements engineering measures to improve road safety and recommends changes to traffic bylaws. Holds accountability for engineering and technical decisions related to the City’s traffic infrastructure. Leads Branch budget development, forecasting, expenditure analysis, and financial management, ensuring compliance with City standards and implementing mitigation strategies as needed. Approves procurement activities and oversees the development of supporting business cases. More Duties & Responsibilities

Leads Branch workforce planning to ensure appropriate staffing capacity, competencies, and succession development. Provides leadership,



coaching, mentoring, and training to supervisors, coordinators, engineers, technologists, and staff; oversees staff meetings and performance planning. Monitors Branch culture, productivity, and performance targets, addressing issues and implementing improvements as needed. Leads Branch employee and labour relations matters, including grievances and arbitration, and ensures compliance with collective agreements and Branch policies and procedures. Identifies operational risks, leads program and service reviews, and develops recommendations and action plans. Promotes a safety-focused culture through safety meetings, worksite inspections, and compliance with the Corporate Safety Program. Advises senior City leaders and communicates safety, procedural, and compliance requirements to staff, partners, external agencies, and stakeholders. Engages community representatives and stakeholders to explain decisions, plan services, resolve issues, and respond to escalated public complaints. Develops procurement specifications, negotiates and manages contracts, and ensures deliverables meet requirements and contractual obligations. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

Degree in Civil Engineering or a related engineering discipline from an accredited post-secondary institution. Registered (or eligible for registration) as a Skilled Engineer (P.
Eng.) with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS) or Certified Engineering Technologist or an equivalent. An equivalent combination of education, skills, and experience will also be considered. Professional Traffic Operations Engineer (PTOE) certification is preferred. Road Safety Professional Level 1 (RSP1) and Leve

📌 Manager, Traffic Engineering (Regina)
🏢 ITE Canada
📍 Regina