Summary of Duties

Reporting to the Manager, Forestry Operations, the Supervisor II, Forestry Operations is responsible for effective and efficient delivery of engineering services; plans, develops, supervises, and co-ordinates various aspects and functions for the Division; supervises, trains, appraises, hires and manages staff conduct and completes special projects as assigned.

Work Performed

• Manage personnel, programs and engineering services in accordance with applicable legislation, guidelines, municipal policies, procedures and directives.


• Supervise staff; conduct performance reviews, facilitate development and training opportunities, and make recommendations regarding hiring, promotion and separation. Manage employee conduct and performance in accordance with Collective Agreement and legislation.


• Train and direct staff to perform job duties; plan, schedule and assign work.


• Promote and enforce compliance with health and safety legislation; provide additional training as required.


• Implement effective site-based labour relations.


• Monitor assigned budget and prepare related documentation and reports as required.


• Evaluate operational performance and recommend changes to systems, procedures and methodologies to improve efficiencies.


• Undertake special projects as assigned.


• Represent management on committees as assigned.


• Represent the Corporation in meetings and interactions with other government agencies and service providers.


• Maintain practical awareness of relevant legislation. Investigate complaints, resolve problems, and maintain good public relations.


• Perform related duties as assigned.


 

Qualifications/Experience

• Successful completion of a post-secondary Forestry Technician or Technologist program; and ISA Certification as a Certified Arborist Utility Specialist, or Certified Arborist Municipal Specialist (preferred); or ISA Certification as a Certified Arborist; or current Certificate of Qualification as an Arborist.


• Qualifications in Tree Risk Assessment (TRAQ) is an asset.


• Certification from the Association of Ontario Road Supervisors is an asset.


• Basic Emergency Management is an asset.


• Five to eight years of prior experience in a related field.


 

Specialized Training & Licenses

• Required to work outside regular working hours, including standby assignments.


• Successful experience leading and supervising staff and contractors.


• Demonstrated knowledge and ability to apply relevant legislation and standards, especially the Occupational Health and Safety Act as required.


• Ability to use related database and computer applications required for budget administration and data.


 

Compensation and Other Information

$76,888 to $104,260

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