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Manager of Asset Management

Courtenay, BC
$107,120 - $121,727/year
Senior Level
full_time

About the role

City of Courtenay

Manager of Asset Management

The Opportunity
The Manager of Asset Management manages the staff in the Asset Management division and is responsible for the development of the City’s Asset Management Plan and ongoing management of the overall Asset Management program of the City. Leads condition assessments and develops written documentation related to Asset Management, including Asset Management Plans for City assets. Assesses asset management activities and ensures asset registers and other databases are up to date. Oversees the provision of resources and information to other divisions required to maintain the City’s assets, and works with Financial Services to support the financial planning needed for maintenance and replacement of the City’s assets.

The Successful Candidate Will Have:

  • Diploma in Technology from a recognized Institute of Technology, or equivalent combination of training, experience, and education.

  • Training in “National Asset Management Strategy (NAMS)” preferred.

  • Additional training/certification in Asset Management.

  • Member in good standing with ASTTBC preferred.

  • Valid BC Class 5 driver's license

  • Criminal Record Check

  • Considerable (7 years) experience developing asset management programs

  • Some (3 years) experience with Natural Asset Management

  • Experience managing in a unionized workplace

  • Asset management experience: condition assessments, database development and management, risk assessment, project/investment prioritization, strategic and long-range planning, financial planning, etc.

  • Considerable knowledge and background in capital and operational budget preparation

  • Considerable knowledge of the Local Government Act, Land Titles Act, Community Charter and other legislation as it relates to the responsibilities and limitations of a municipality

  • Considerable knowledge of the Worker’s Compensation Act and OH&S regulations and other applicable legislation.

  • Strong interpersonal, communication, presentation, facilitation, problem solving, decision making, and general management skills

  • Strong computer skills relating to Asset Management Software, GIS, databases, and Microsoft Office Suite software

  • Ability to lead, coach, and motivate staff in a team environment

  • Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with representatives of government, consultants, developers, the general public and City staff

This is a full-time, union-exempt position; start date to be determined. Salary: $107,120 to $121,727 (Pay Band 8).

The Manager of Asset Management will work in an office setting, collaborating closely with City staff. This role requires strict confidentiality, professionalism, and adherence to City policies and collective agreements.

Application Process:
Interested applicants should submit a resume and cover letter outlining how you meet the qualifications, clearly marked “Application – Manager of Asset Management” through the City of Courtenay’s employment portal at www.courtenay.ca/city-hall/careers

The City of Courtenay is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion and encourages applications from all qualified individuals.

Copies of relevant professional certificates, degrees, or tickets will be required at the time of the interview.

We thank all applicants in advance for their interest; however, only those under consideration will be contacted. If you are unsuccessful, please accept our appreciation for your interest.

Notice Posted: July 30, 2025
Competition #25060

Education : College, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma from a program of 1 year to 2 years

Experience : 5 years or more

About City of Courtenay

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The City of Courtenay is a culturally diverse, scenic city of approximately 24,000 people. Courtenay is located in the heart of the beautiful Comox Valley, on the east coast of Vancouver Island, within the traditional lands of the K'ómoks First Nation.