We are seeking an Overhead Catenary System (OCS) Design Manager to lead the design and implementation of overhead electrical systems for rail and transit projects. This role will manage design teams, ensure compliance with technical standards, and oversee coordination with engineering and construction teams. The ideal candidate has strong technical knowledge of OCS systems, leadership experience, and a proven track record in managing complex rail electrification projects.
Position Responsibilities
OCS Design Leadership
- Lead and manage the OCS design team, ensuring designs meet technical, regulatory, and project requirements.
- Oversee the development of OCS plans, schematics, and layouts for rail systems.
- Ensure integration of OCS design with civil, structural, and electrical disciplines.
Project Coordination & Quality Control
- Coordinate design activities with project managers, engineers, and construction teams.
- Review and approve design documents, drawings, and specifications.
- Maintain design quality standards and compliance with industry codes.
Stakeholder Communication
- Serve as the technical point of contact for internal and external stakeholders regarding OCS design.
- Provide progress updates and technical recommendations to project leadership.
- Facilitate problem-solving and conflict resolution related to design issues.
Prerequisites
- Extensive experience in OCS or electrification design for rail or transit systems.
- Strong knowledge of electrical engineering principles and industry standards.
- Proven leadership and project management capabilities.
Certifications (Preferred, but not Required)
- Professional Engineer (PE) or equivalent licensing.
- Relevant rail or transit electrification design certifications.
What the Role Offers
- Competitive salary up to $140,000 per year.
- Opportunity to lead OCS design on major infrastructure projects.
- Engagement with multidisciplinary teams and high-profile rail projects.
Why Toronto?
Toronto is a key hub for rail and transit infrastructure, providing opportunities to work on large-scale electrification projects that shape the city’s public transportation network.