Description
Ready to lead in keeping Edmonton's Southeast District functional and clean? We're seeking a Supervisor to join our leadership team. This role is crucial for maintaining our city's mobility network.
You will be responsible for overseeing both winter snow and ice control operations (including de-icing, anti-icing, and new methods) and summer reactive sanitation efforts (managing litter, illegal dumping, and street sweeping). The position involves managing a substantial budget (approximately $37M annually) and leading a team of supervisors and up to 100 staff.
During winter, you will manage field teams, equipment, and contractors for snow and ice removal. In summer, you will focus on planning, collaborating with city partners, and developing strategies for future improvements.
If you are a strategic leader with a commitment to community impact, we invite you to apply. Join us and contribute to the effective operation of Edmonton's infrastructure.
What will you do?
Supervise a diverse work group, exercising independent decision-making over personnel, finances, and operations
Oversee a significant number of staff, including up to 100 in-scope personnel for both winter snow/ice control and summer reactive sanitation operations
Lead and establish the desired work group culture aligned with City Operations' vision, mission, and commitments
Manage human resources functions, including recruitment, coaching, performance development, conflict resolution, and disciplinary actions
Actively participate in the development of operational strategies for the unit, ensuring alignment with corporate, departmental, branch, and section strategies
Ensure compliance with section planning, reporting, and monitoring requirements, providing timely and accurate reports
Establish and monitor effective performance measurement, taking corrective actions to ensure efficient service delivery and quality assurance
Manage financial resources, including determining budget requirements, monitoring costs, allocating a proportion of the district's SNIC budget (approximately $37M annually), and providing financial projections
Support city-wide roadway district operations as a rotating Mobility Infrastructure Services Standby Contact, available for after-hours emergencies
Create and review Standard Operating Procedures and Hazard Assessments, and ensure program staff have access to and review all safety documentation
Oversee an assigned district operational yard, including equipment, materials, and facilities, during winter months
Respond to Council inquiries/POSSE and 311 Call-backs, meet district 311 Service Level Agreement (SLA) targets, and comply with ENVISO environmental and OHS processes
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