- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Hybrid
- Temporary · Staff
- CA$116K–CA$145K per year
Provide strategic and technical leadership for commission-wide electrical capacity planning, ensuring TTC's electrical infrastructure can support future operational demands, network expansion, facility modernization, and the transition to zero-emission transit technologies.
Compensation
115,570.00 - 144,526.20
Responsibilities
- Lead TTC's commission-wide approach to electrical infrastructure and capacity planning.
- Establish and maintain a comprehensive electrical infrastructure baseline across TTC facilities, stations, yards, garages, shops, offices, traction power systems, substations, transformers, feeders, switchgear, distribution systems, metering assets, standby generation systems, and utility connections.
- Identify capacity constraints, infrastructure risks, data gaps, and future requirements while developing tools, dashboards, models, and reporting systems.
- Develop long-range electricity demand forecasts that account for fleet electrification, facility decarbonization, traction power requirements, renewable energy initiatives, energy storage integration, charging infrastructure deployment, major capital projects, service growth, state-of-good-repair programs, and emerging technologies.
- Evaluate forecast demand against existing infrastructure capacity, identify gaps and risks, and recommend infrastructure investments required to support TTC's operational and sustainability objectives through 2040 and beyond.