Lead conventional signalling delivery from Accenture Construct’s Toronto office, applying rail systems assurance and senior programme leadership expertise. You will shape complex infrastructure delivery. As Conventional Signalling Delivery Director, you will lead works within the Track team across corridors. The position requires systems assurance, RAMS, safety certification, IV&V, testing and commissioning knowledge. You will manage interfaces across signalling, track, construction, and wider systems while supporting programme milestones and client engagement. Key Responsibilities:
Lead conventional signalling works across Track team corridors Manage interfaces between signalling, track, construction, and wider systems Oversee planning, delivery, and commissioning strategy Provide senior oversight of safety, quality, risk, and performance Interface with clients and delivery stakeholders Requirements:
Minimum 15 years of progressive engineering infrastructure experience Senior leadership experience on complex rail or transit programmes Knowledge of RAMS, CENELEC standards, and systems engineering lifecycles Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a related technical discipline P.Eng. license in good standing with PEO Bring rail systems assurance, signalling delivery, stakeholder management, and risk leadership to Accenture Construct’s Toronto infrastructure programmes.
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Conventional Signalling Delivery Director in Toronto employer: Accenture Construct
At Accenture Construct, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer that empowers our Signaling Project Managers to lead transformative projects that shape the future of infrastructure. Our collaborative work culture fosters innovation and professional growth, supported by comprehensive training and development opportunities. Located in Toronto, you'll be part of a dynamic team that values your contributions and offers competitive compensation, ensuring you have the resources to excel in delivering impactful projects that benefit communities for generations to come.
