Lead asset management for stormwater, wastewater, and potable water infrastructure through analytical planning, lifecycle oversight, and capital project coordination. Occasional regional travel supports site inspections. This Intermediate Utilities Engineer role focuses on optimizing utility assets for operations, growth, renewal, replacement, and innovation. You contribute to long-range infrastructure plans, servicing studies, operational plans, and annual capital programs. Success requires strategic and critical thinking, risk assessment, planning, communication, and knowledge of Alberta municipal development practices. Key Responsibilities:
Monitor asset management plans, strategies, and infrastructure standards Optimize asset plans using operational and lifecycle data Contribute to long-range plans and servicing studies Monitor growth trends and recommend sustainable servicing solutions Track capital budgets and impacts on utility rates Requirements:
Civil engineering degree with five years’ progressive utility experience Or civil engineering technology diploma with eight years’ experience APEGA P. Eng. or P.L. Eng. designation in good standing Strong analytical, planning, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities Proficiency with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook Bring asset management, strategic planning, and analytical expertise to improve the viability and performance of municipal utilities.
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Utilities Asset Management Engineer in Chestermere employer: City-of-Chestermere
As a Municipal Engineer with our Community Growth & Infrastructure Engineering team, you will be part of a dynamic work culture that prioritizes collaboration and professional development. We offer competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for mentorship, ensuring that you can grow your skills while contributing to meaningful projects that shape the future of our city. Join us at City Hall, where your expertise will directly impact community infrastructure and sustainability.
