Role Responsibilities The Capital Program Support Coordinator provides specialized administrative, financial, procurement, contract, project, and program support for the Crown Land Infrastructure Capital Development Program.

Working closely with project managers, finance teams, procurement professionals, contractors, consultants, and other stakeholders, this position supports the effective delivery of capital development and major maintenance projects.

This role requires robust organizational skills, financial knowledge, sound judgment, and the ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines with a high degree of accuracy.

The successful candidate will work independently and collaboratively to coordinate processes, maintain reliable financial and project information, resolve administrative issues, and ensure work is completed in accordance with applicable policies, procedures, legislation, and contractual requirements.

Key program responsibilities include: Capital project lifecycle systems management Capital program financial systems management Capital Equipment program management Asset into Service program management Historical Resources Impact Assessment Program management Capital reporting program management And other relevant capital systems programs management We affectionately consider the coordinator the glue and lubricant of the program as the position manages and supports the overall systems functions of the Capital Program.





The role of this position directly affects the decisions associated with an annual capital investment portfolio valued at approximately $100+ million.

The Capital Program Support Coordinator works collaboratively with various project teams (planning and project management), senior leadership, corporate finance, as well as with other branches, ministries, and stakeholders to advance strategic capital infrastructure initiatives.

The position ensures the accurate, efficient, and compliant delivery of Alberta’s Crown Land capital projects, addressing challenges that arise across project lifecycle, from assessment, planning, design, construction, commissioning, warranty, and closeout.

The work of the CIDI branch directly impacts visitor experience for outdoor recreation activities and the natural environment in our parks and public lands.

The focus is to enable efficient and operational infrastructure through capital investment to repair, refurbish, upgrade, replace or develop new infrastructure and assets, such as day use area, campgrounds, shower buildings, check-in buildings, shelters, washrooms, water and wastewater systems, roads, trails, bridges, utilities, specialized facilities, and others to support outdoor recreation in parks and on public lands.

There is over $2.7 billion of Parks asset that require proactive repairs, refurbishment, replacement and strategic planning to ensure current assets are functional and new infrastructure are developed to meet the mandates and needs of Albertans.

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📌 Capital Program Support Coordinator (Edmonton)
🏢 Government of Alberta
📍 Edmonton