Traffic Signals Technician

Responsible to provide technical support to internal and external clients including day-to-day operation, maintenance and system functions and perform troubleshooting on systems and/or technical issues. Carry out preventative maintenance work and projects while assisting with the review of programs and services.

• Monitoring to ensure inspections are undertaken in a timely manner
• Investigating and resolving customer service requests
• Providing documentation and information in response to claims against the City of Mississauga
• Apply knowledge of the skill set and quality of work to determine which firms may be best suited for a particular project
• Perform investigative work to gather relevant background information upon receipt of Service Requests
• Solve technical problems that require specialized knowledge
• Attend various management meetings when required as subject matter expert
• Lead specifications for electrical systems and components
• Propose and coordinate upgrade/update campaigns
• Work with vendors and suppliers to keep up to date with the latest product development
• Part of team assigned to complete projects related to specialised equipment testing, installation and standards review
• Perform day to day operational functions
• Review concerns from residents or elected officials
• Verify all work is completed within applicable legal, engineering standards and policy requirements
• Prepare correspondence and reports to Committee, Councillors and the general public ensuring all information is accurate and factual.
• Ensure that all recommendations are in accordance with City and industry standards
• Responsible for the preparation and maintenance of spreadsheets to ensure that all data requests from internal and external clients are recorded, processed and invoiced
• Researches and stays abreast with current technology

• Must have successfully completed a 3 year Community College program in Traffic Engineering Technology or related discipline.
• C.E.T. designation is required and/or candidate must be in the process of obtaining it.
• A minimum of 2 years related experience is required.
• Must demonstrate strong knowledge of traffic engineering practices, Ontario Traffic Manual, Highway Traffic Act and Occupational Health and Safety Act;
• Demonstrate knowledge in traffic signal field devices, Microsoft Office and traffic systems/signals propriety software applications
• Strong micro station or related CAD experience is essential.
• Ability to participate and contribute to team oriented projects is crucial.
• Must demonstrate good interpersonal and communication skills along with strong customer service and conflict resolution skills.
• Must demonstrate ability to effectively work in a team environment as well as independently with minimal supervision.
• Must demonstrate ability to exercise independent judgement and make sound decisions.
• Must have a valid Class “G” driver’s license with drivers record acceptable to the City and use of own vehicle is required.
• May require lifting of supplies/equipment. Exposure to computer keyboards and screens
• Hybrid, with site visits required