Use analytical and interpretive skills as a Highway Corridor Permit Inspector with Ontario's Ministry of Transportation in Thunder Bay. Travel regionally every two weeks.
This seasonal position lasts up to 42 weeks within the Corridor Management Section. You will inspect highway corridors, evaluate permit applications, and support decisions involving access, signing, encroachments, building, and land use. The work involves municipalities, consultants, utility companies, developers, ministry staff, elected officials, and the public.
Key Responsibilities:
- Inspect highway corridors for legislative, regulatory, and policy compliance
- Review, evaluate, and issue corridor activity permits
- Coordinate utility relocations across the region
- Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders
- Resolve highway corridor management problems
Requirements:
- Valid Class G driver's licence
- Knowledge of highway construction and utility relocation
- Understanding of land use planning processes
- Ability to interpret plans, policies, standards, and legislation
- Analytical, organizational, communication, and computer skills
Support Ontario highway corridor management through inspections, permitting, stakeholder communication, and informed technical decisions.
Highway Corridor Permit Inspector in Alton employer: Ministry Of Transportation Ontario
Ministry Of Transportation Ontario offers a dynamic work environment where employees can make a real difference in road safety and emergency response. The organization provides opportunities for professional growth through diverse challenges faced daily in traffic operations. Employees benefit from competitive pay and the chance to collaborate with various agencies, enhancing their skills and experience.
Contact Details:
Ministry Of Transportation Ontario Recruitment Team
