You will provide strategic advice and recommendations to the ministry’s senior management in a fast-paced and changing environment. You will conduct research and provide analysis on the development and implementation of policies and programs in relation to agency oversight, inter-regional transit governance, service delivery and infrastructure.
What can I expect to do in this role?
In this role, you will:
- Lead all aspects of policy and program development and evaluation and provide advice on strategic, policy and corporate oversight of Metrolinx, the Ontario Northland Transportation Commission and other agencies
- Lead development of legislation and regulations and advise on provincial transportation and agency governance policies and issues, in support of provincial transit priorities
- Work collaboratively across the ministry to plan, lead and coordinate studies and research to identify inter-regional transit infrastructure issues and trends
- Develop and maintain strong relationships across the agency and ministry
- Regularly provide policy advice to senior management and staff through briefings reports and presentations
How do I qualify?
Policy and Program Knowledge and Skills
- You have the ability to lead all aspects of policy and program development, implementation and evaluation, including options and recommendation, legislative documents, Cabinet and Treasury Board/Management Board of Cabinet submissions, and stakeholder consultations
- You have a good understanding of government decision making and policy development processes
- You have the ability to analyse and interpret legislation, evaluate governance issues, and develop innovative approaches to governance, oversight and policy development
- You can provide strategic advice, expertise, and technical support to senior management on a broad range of contentious and technical issues and related economic impacts and develop strategies and recommendations.
Research, Analytical and Problem-Solving Skills
- You can plan, develop, provide strong analysis, and execute transportation policy advice, legislation and regulations
- You know techniques for managing issues and risks and can use political acuity to work towards effective resolution of potentially critical and sensitive issues
- You can evaluate competing interests of stakeholders to identify issues and provide options
- You can identify and prioritize complex issues and concerns
Communication and Interpersonal Skills
- You have consultation skills to identify areas of concern and discuss and resolve problems
- You have partnership and consensus building skills to develop effective partnerships with stakeholders
- You have oral and written communication skills to provide expert advice, prepare reports, present advice and to discuss policies and directions with senior management
Project Management Skills
- You have project management and planning skills to plan, organize and execute transportation projects with multi-disciplinary project teams
- You can lead projects, including determining human resource and financial requirements and supervising staff
- You can effectively manage multiple projects and deadlines within a high-demand work environment
Additional Information:Address:
5 Permanent, 777 Bay St, Toronto, Toronto Region
Compensation Group: Association of Management, Administrative and Professional Crown Employees of Ontario
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Schedule: 6
Category: Policy and Analysis
Posted on: Monday, May 3, 2021
Note:
Less qualified applicants may be considered on an underfill basis.
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