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Job Summary

Under supervision of the Traffic Operations Superintendent and/or Manager, this position supervises all activities performed by Traffic Signal Electricians.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Supervises, organizes, directs, assigns and monitors the work of electricians engaged in the installation and maintenance of city-owned electronic equipment and systems, primarily involving traffic control systems, radio communication systems, inventory control and shop maintenance.
• Ensures the effective use of staff, equipment and materials through planning and coordination with the Traffic Operations Superintendent.
• Monitors, evaluates and prepares reports concerning established Electronics Shop work programs, work methods, equipment and quality control standards; recommends improvements when necessary.
• Evaluates the performance of subordinate staff through the monitoring of daily work activities and records.  Provides performance evaluations through the performance management system; takes remedial action when required.  Assists with the training of employees, including Apprenticeship, Technical and Safety training, to ensure performance standards are attainable.
• Ensures that work activities are performed in accordance with approved safety procedures and standards.
• Ensures that work activities are performed in accordance with approved construction and maintenance standards.
• Communicate with a variety of groups regarding signal projects including internal staff, various contractors, consultants, developers, surveyors and other utility groups.
• Assists with the preparation of the annual capital and operating budgets, including assisting with the preparation of monthly/annual reviews and cost reports.
• Ensures that all electrical installations are properly permitted through TSASK (Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan).
• Ensures work performed is in accordance to the CEC (Canadian Electrical Code).
• Ensures that new electrical service requests are submitted to SaskPower.
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Education, Training and Experience Requirements: 

• Grade 12 education, including Math B30 (Algebra 30), Math C30 (Geo-Trigonometry 30) and Physics 30.
• Possession of a Interprovincial Red Seal Journeyperson Electrician Certificate
• Possession of a Saskatchewan Unrestricted Journeyperson Electrical License
• Five years' experience as a Journeyman with minimum 2 years’ experience working with Traffic Signals.
• Current driver’s abstract from SGI demonstrating a safe driving record.
• Possession of a valid Saskatchewan Class 5 Driver’s Licence.
• Current driver’s abstract from SGI demonstrating a safe driving record.
   

Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: 

• Thorough knowledge of equipment, materials and practises associated with all aspects of the installation and maintenance of traffic control systems.
• Thorough knowledge of construction, repair and maintenance of electrical equipment.
• Thorough knowledge of the CEC (Canadian Electrical Code)
• Thorough knowledge of the Electrical Licensing Act 
• Considerable knowledge of WHMIS and other pertinent occupational health and safety standards.
• Ability to supervise, coordinate and develop subordinate staff.
• Ability to read and comprehend engineering drawings.
• Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
• Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships and deal courteously and tactfully with the public.
• Ability to work with minimal supervision.
• Must be listed as the Qualifying Journeyperson for the City of Saskatoon Electronics Shop Electrical Contractor License
   

Job Summary

Under supervision of the Development Review Manager, this position provides technical and interpretive customer service involving the review and approval of a variety of development permit applications under the provision of The Zoning Bylaw and The Planning and Development Act.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Responsible for the review of development permit applications, including highly complex development applications such as Direct Control District applications. 
• Advises applicants verbally and in writing of specific items of non-compliance with the Zoning Bylaw, and negotiates with applicants to achieve bylaw compliance. 
• Approves and issues development permits accordingly and prepares and issues letters denying applications including the reasons for denial. 
• Reviews subdivision, rezoning, discretionary use, and condominium applications for compliance with the Zoning Bylaw and other municipal requirements.
• Responds to complex development related inquiries and provides accurate and consistent zoning interpretations to developers, architects, engineers, designers and the general public.
• Maintains effective relationships with members of the development industry;
• Maintains application file systems and records;
• Compiles and organizes statistical information on development applications and related revenues, and prepares information reports, including recommendations on policy and programs.
• Provides technical advice in the preparation of Zoning Bylaw amendments.
• Assists with the preparation of materials in connection with development permit appeals to the Development Appeals Board and the Saskatchewan Municipal Board.
• Assists with the Legalizing Existing Suites (LES) program. 
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Education, Training and Experience Requirements

• Diploma in Planning Technology, Architectural Technology or related discipline with five years' experience in the application and enforcement of Zoning Bylaw regulations OR a Degree in Planning or related discipline and three years' experience in the application and enforcement of Zoning Bylaw regulations.

Knowledge, Abilities and Skills

• Knowledge of the principles, practices and objectives of city planning.
• Knowledge of applicable municipal bylaws and provincial regulations pertaining to land use planning.
• Ability to establish and maintain working relationships with the public, the development industry, professionals in various fields, and other civic staff.
• Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
• Ability to solve problems and manage conflicts in a positive and timely manner.
• Ability to make clear decisions in a prompt and consistent manner.
• Demonstrated ability to use a computer with Microsoft Office software. 

Job Summary

Under the supervision of the Deputy City Clerk, Director of Information Governance, this position is responsible for the maintenance of the City Clerk’s Office records and bylaw processes. 

Duties & Responsibilities

• Assists with the implementation, monitoring and maintenance of the City Clerk’s Office records and information management system. Responsible for filing item packages and emails related to council or the department following Standing Policy Committee (SPC) and Council meetings.
• Prepares consolidated bylaws for distribution and ensures they are accessible to the public, employees, and council members in both digital and physical formats.
• Maintains comprehensive records of all bylaw amendments, consolidations, and repeals. Ensures all documentation is accurately filed and accessible.
• Process statutory declarations, Ministry approvals and ISC registrations
• Analyzes and identifies records to determine appropriate classification and retention
• Assists with policy amendments.
• Monitors and responds to incoming general inquiries from the public and providing accurate and timely information, including management of the City Clerk’s webmail.
• Assists with research and reference requests.
• Provides administrative support to the Deputy City Clerk, Director of Information Governance.
• Assists with the training of new staff, as required.
• Participates in ongoing records and information management training and education.
• Performs other related duties as assigned. 

Qualifications

• Graduation from a business college or one year post-secondary business related certificate, including specific records and information management courses.
• Three year’s progressively responsible office-related experience, including records and information management experience.
• Thorough knowledge of record and information management concepts, policies and procedures and research techniques.
• Knowledge of The Cities Act, The Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and other relevant legislation, including municipal bylaws pertaining to the management of municipal records, access to information and protection of privacy.
• Demonstrated understanding of bylaw amendments and related concepts for bylaw consolidation.
• Demonstrated ability to maintain a high level of confidentiality.
• Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively, orally an in writing.
• Considerable knowledge of the organization of function of City departments.
• Ability to prioritize tasks and work with minimal supervision.
• Ability to make decisions in accordance with established policies and procedures.
• Skill in operation of office equipment, including a computer with word-processing and electronic records and information management software.