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Livable Streets Specialist Jobs in Winnipeg, Canada at City Of Winnipeg
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Under the general supervision of the Senior Active Transportation Planner, the Livable Streets Specialist is responsible for research, planning, public engagement, and review in support of the delivery of sustainable mobility, including but not limited to pedestrian and cycling initiatives.
Responsibilities include research, preparation of reports, responding to inquiries and applications, and facilitation of community consultation. The position is required to participate in interdepartmental planning and development, and to provide recommendations in relationship to transportation planning and policy. The Livable Streets Specialist works to assist in coordination of active transportation branch tasks and directly engages with internal and external stakeholders and the community in a collaborative manner to facilitate the delivery of programming and services related to sustainable transportation.
This position works collaboratively, and in consultation with, all relevant departments of the City, consultants, stakeholders and the public to deliver a range of planning work related to alternative transportation modes and sustainable mobility, with a focus being the implementation of Winnipeg’s Pedestrian and Cycling Strategies. The position must have a demonstrated ability to interpret and apply policy, bylaws, standards and guidelines in research and planning.
As the Livable Streets Specialist you will:
- Participate in pedestrian & cycling project planning, programs and special initiatives
- Promote pedestrian and cycling transportation in support of the priorities and strategic goals of the Pedestrian and Cycling Strategies by liaising with stakeholders including the Active Transpiration Advisory Committee and the public
- Subject matter expert for Transportation Division in new/nascent/developing aspects of sustainable mobility beyond those of the PCS including but not limited to: complete streets, transportation demand management (TDM), curbside utilization, shared parking, Mobility as a Service (MaaS), autonomous vehicles, rideshare, etc.
- Research new initiatives and trends in pedestrian and cycling planning, policy, programs and infrastructure
Your education and qualifications include:
Transportation Planning, Urban planning or Transportation Engineering.
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Title: Livable Streets Specialist
Company: City Of Winnipeg
Location: Winnipeg, Canada
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