Site Manager Equipment
MONTREAL, Quebec, CA, H3B 2C9
Reference Number : 531
Status : Permanent - Full-time
Annual Salary / Hourly Rate : $83 281 - $102 877
Number of positions to be filled : 1
Application Deadline : 12/01/2024
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Reporting to the Senior Manager, Rolling Stock, the Site Manager will be located full-time at the external contractor’s facility to represent VIA Rail’s interest. The incumbent is responsible for ensuring that the contracted work is carried out in accordance with project documents, deliverables and standards, and within the time frames established in the contract.
Responsabilities:
- Interface with the contractor’s production supervisors to ensure progress, quality of work and adherence to the schedule requirements;
- Ensure that the activities carried out on the units comply with the project requirements;
- Recommend changes to work practices in cases of non-compliance;
- Validate change orders when required;
- Ensure that all the contractor’s procedures are validated and accepted by VIA Engineering and/or any other related department;
- Monitor the production schedule status and the contractor’s progress and implementation to ensure that all deliverables are completed;
- Manage and monitor the terms and conditions of the contract (free material, salvaged material, work practices and technical support) and report any discrepancy to the Senior Project Manager;
- Oversee activities taking place during every shift, which will include ensuring quality control, identifying problems and resolving day-to-day issues;
- Perform formal inspections of the finished work;
- Be responsible for warranty work and records. Follow up on defects;
- Monitor the implementation of Q.A. by identifying any irregularity after completing the inspection of the VIA equipment at the Contractor’s facility;
- Review NCRs and report any discrepancy to the Senior Project Manager;
- Oversee first article and all related inspections performed by the contractor or external suppliers;
- Perform joint incoming Equipment inspection at the contractor’s facility. Review and comment on the incoming report;
- Define a safety briefing document for visitors at the contractor’s facility;
- Ensure that environmental and safety guidelines are respected by the contractor;
- Ensure that projects conform to standards and regulations;
- Identify initiatives to reduce VIA’s ecological footprint and ensure that the contractor follows environmental rules and regulations for the treatment of toxic waste;
- Attend monthly progress, design and re-design review meetings with the Project Manager, who leads weekly review meetings to identify issues and actions to be taken;
- Provide status reports to the Senior Project Manager.
Requirements:
- Technical College Diploma and 8 years of relevant experience in a similar position;
- Experience in equipment rebuild, maintenance, servicing, and repair of rolling stock;
- Any combination of relevant education and experience will be considered.
Competencies:
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills;
- Team spirit and ability to collaborate with others;
- Be result-oriented, with a commitment to quality;
- Strong organization and problem-solving skills;
- Excellent administrative skills and good knowledge of the Microsoft Office Suite;
- Good knowledge of French and English, written and spoken;
- Good knowledge of ISO quality management system and safety rules;
- Good knowledge of transportation safety rules, railway freight and Passenger Train Brake Rules;
- Good knowledge of Transport Canada’s Railway passenger Car Inspection & Safety Rules;
- *The incumbent will be required to work permanently at the contractor's site.
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