Senior Engineering Lead, Signals & Communications
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- Canada
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Act as the Signals & Communications (S&C) technical authority supporting asset management across Metrolinx Owned Rail Network including subway, light rail transit (LRT), and GO Train transit.
- Participate in technical reviews of design, development, construction, testing, and commissioning deliverables to confirm compliance with Project Agreement (PA) and Metrolinx standards. Provide subject matter expert (SME) sign-off and technical acceptance required to support System Review Panels (SRP), Operational Readiness Panels (ORP), and Metrolinx Safety Certification Committee (MSCC).
- Participate in the development and support in the development of technical standards, design manual, code of practices, and acceptance criteria for the Metrolinx signals and train control asset class, working with other agency divisions, commercial and delivery teams, external industry stakeholders and regulars.
- Reviews and evaluates deviations to standards and technical requirements, providing proposals for consideration and review for the asset class, and compliance with agency processes for deviations to the requisite standards, safety case development and risk management controls.
- Support the S&C Director/Senior Manager and the relevant teams to execute the asset management strategy to ensure safety, reliability, availability, and cost-effectiveness on the Metrolinx signals and train control asset class across the asset lifecycle
- Completion of a University Degree in Engineering and rail sector or related industry experience, or a combination of education, training and experience deemed equivalent.
- Demonstrated experience in Signaling disciplines or a combination of design, development, delivery, testing and commissioning, operations, and maintenance of comparable railway systems in a comparable role.
- Working knowledge of signaling and train control system in Eglinton Crosstown LRT, Finch West LRT, TTC Line 1 Automatic Train Control, and/or GO Train Transit would be an asset.
- Knowledge with railway application standards of Canadian Railway Operating Rules (CROR), Transport Canada Rail Transportation, AREMA, CENELEC, IEC, IEEE, and/or NFPA would be an asset.
- Knowledge with Communications Based Train Control (CBTC), Enhanced Train Control (ETC), and/or Positive Train Control (PTC) Systems would be an asset.
- Proficient in change and risk management and assessment initiatives to be able to support the team and make timely decisions to manage cost, schedule and reputational risk and address issues.
- Proficient in the Signaling and Train Control engineering discipline to be able to serve as subject matter expert (SME) representative in the Signaling asset class discipline designation.
- Knowledgeable in whole-life cost (WLC) modeling processes and methods and able to support the translation of asset strategies into planned actions to achieve levels of service objectives and requirements.
- Experience in Safety in Design (SiD), Interdisciplinary Design Review (IDR) and System Engineering (SE) processes and principles will be an asset.
- Knowledge of railway signaling infrastructure and related construction projects.
- P.Eng. designation will be an asset.
- Hold a valid driver's license and be able to operate a vehicle to travel to sites as required.