Specialist, Major Projects (Document Control)
About the role
Job description:
JOB SUMMARY:
The Major Projects department is responsible for the planning and execution of SaskPower’s largest, most complex, highest risk projects for the Generation and Transmission business units. The Major Projects department is seeking a Specialist to lead the development, implementation and management of systems, processes, procedures, templates, reports and metrics specific to document control and records information management for the delivery of Major Projects. The Specialist will be responsible for the management of incoming and outgoing project document/submittal control, document routing and tracking, archiving and status reporting for the department.
As a member of SaskPower’s management team, the Specialist is responsible for acting as a central point of contact in the management and administration of strategic and operational document control and records information management functions, providing expert advice and direction that aligns with departmental and corporate goals, objectives and standards. This role will be based out of SaskPower’s Head Office in Regina, Saskatchewan.
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES:
- Plan, research, develop, evaluate and implement processes, policies, procedures and systems utilized for document control and records information management to ensure integrity, accessibility and traceability of project records to SaskPower’s business and project management standards
- Act as a subject matter expert in document control and records information management to develop, implement, coach and assist management staff in the administration and interpretation of corporate policies and standards; providing advice that is appropriate, practical and consistent with relevant legislation, regulations, laws and/or industry standards
- Identify new business solutions and operational efficiencies, while providing recommendations which have a significant impact on SaskPower’s business operations and strategies
- Lead and/or participate in cross-functional projects providing functional expertise for the development of document control processes and systems for corporate and departmental strategic planning initiatives
- Represent the department and prepare and present material to internal and external audiences as required
- Maintain knowledge of industry developments and best practices related to area of specialization and adapt them to SaskPower’s operational environment
- Manage project and department document distribution, review and approval processes
- Manage and store project documents in compliance with corporate Records Information Management (RIM) and regulatory standards
- Provide leadership and direction to project teams and/or assigned staff as required
KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS/ABILITIES:
- Degree or Diploma in Business, Information or Records Management, Library Science or other related equivalent AND/OR;
- Related professional designation(s) and/or certification(s) AND/OR;
- Five (5) years of related experience in information management, document control or records management, preferably with large-scale or complex projects
- Proficiency in electronic document management software and systems (e.g. SharePoint, OpenText, or equivalent)
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
- Team player with the ability to build and maintain strategic relationships both internal and external to SaskPower
- Results oriented thinker, with the ability to manage and provide advice regarding complex and confidential issues with sensitivity and professionalism
- Excellent analytical, research and problem-solving skills
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to adapt to changing priorities and work environments
- Excellent facilitation, and decision-making skills
- Strong organizational and time management skills.
- Excellent attention to detail and accuracy
- Ability to foster a culture focused on safety, innovation and teamwork
- Demonstrate SaskPower’s cultural behaviours
- Demonstrated skill in SaskPower’s competencies
- Must have a continuing record of professional development
A suitable combination of relevant education and experience may also be considered
About SaskPower
Since 1929, we've delivered power throughout Saskatchewan. Today, we strive to serve an increasingly diverse and sophisticated customer base of over 550,000 customers. Our team of dedicated employees is made up of over 3,100 permanent full-time employees.
We manage over $13 billion in generation, transmission and distribution assets.
Our power comes from: • 3 coal-fired power stations – 1,389 MW • 7 hydroelectric stations – 864 MW • 8 wind facilities – 617 MW • 3 solar facilities – 83 MW • 10 natural gas stations – 2,160 MW • import power purchase agreements – 290 MW • small independent power producers – 34 MW
Our total available generation capacity is 5,437 MW.
Our network serves a large geographic area and widely dispersed population. We maintain more than 160,000 kilometres of power lines, 59 high voltage switching stations and 200 distribution substations. We also have interconnections at the Manitoba, Alberta and North Dakota borders.
*Information as of July2023
Specialist, Major Projects (Document Control)
About the role
Job description:
JOB SUMMARY:
The Major Projects department is responsible for the planning and execution of SaskPower’s largest, most complex, highest risk projects for the Generation and Transmission business units. The Major Projects department is seeking a Specialist to lead the development, implementation and management of systems, processes, procedures, templates, reports and metrics specific to document control and records information management for the delivery of Major Projects. The Specialist will be responsible for the management of incoming and outgoing project document/submittal control, document routing and tracking, archiving and status reporting for the department.
As a member of SaskPower’s management team, the Specialist is responsible for acting as a central point of contact in the management and administration of strategic and operational document control and records information management functions, providing expert advice and direction that aligns with departmental and corporate goals, objectives and standards. This role will be based out of SaskPower’s Head Office in Regina, Saskatchewan.
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES:
- Plan, research, develop, evaluate and implement processes, policies, procedures and systems utilized for document control and records information management to ensure integrity, accessibility and traceability of project records to SaskPower’s business and project management standards
- Act as a subject matter expert in document control and records information management to develop, implement, coach and assist management staff in the administration and interpretation of corporate policies and standards; providing advice that is appropriate, practical and consistent with relevant legislation, regulations, laws and/or industry standards
- Identify new business solutions and operational efficiencies, while providing recommendations which have a significant impact on SaskPower’s business operations and strategies
- Lead and/or participate in cross-functional projects providing functional expertise for the development of document control processes and systems for corporate and departmental strategic planning initiatives
- Represent the department and prepare and present material to internal and external audiences as required
- Maintain knowledge of industry developments and best practices related to area of specialization and adapt them to SaskPower’s operational environment
- Manage project and department document distribution, review and approval processes
- Manage and store project documents in compliance with corporate Records Information Management (RIM) and regulatory standards
- Provide leadership and direction to project teams and/or assigned staff as required
KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS/ABILITIES:
- Degree or Diploma in Business, Information or Records Management, Library Science or other related equivalent AND/OR;
- Related professional designation(s) and/or certification(s) AND/OR;
- Five (5) years of related experience in information management, document control or records management, preferably with large-scale or complex projects
- Proficiency in electronic document management software and systems (e.g. SharePoint, OpenText, or equivalent)
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
- Team player with the ability to build and maintain strategic relationships both internal and external to SaskPower
- Results oriented thinker, with the ability to manage and provide advice regarding complex and confidential issues with sensitivity and professionalism
- Excellent analytical, research and problem-solving skills
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to adapt to changing priorities and work environments
- Excellent facilitation, and decision-making skills
- Strong organizational and time management skills.
- Excellent attention to detail and accuracy
- Ability to foster a culture focused on safety, innovation and teamwork
- Demonstrate SaskPower’s cultural behaviours
- Demonstrated skill in SaskPower’s competencies
- Must have a continuing record of professional development
A suitable combination of relevant education and experience may also be considered
About SaskPower
Since 1929, we've delivered power throughout Saskatchewan. Today, we strive to serve an increasingly diverse and sophisticated customer base of over 550,000 customers. Our team of dedicated employees is made up of over 3,100 permanent full-time employees.
We manage over $13 billion in generation, transmission and distribution assets.
Our power comes from: • 3 coal-fired power stations – 1,389 MW • 7 hydroelectric stations – 864 MW • 8 wind facilities – 617 MW • 3 solar facilities – 83 MW • 10 natural gas stations – 2,160 MW • import power purchase agreements – 290 MW • small independent power producers – 34 MW
Our total available generation capacity is 5,437 MW.
Our network serves a large geographic area and widely dispersed population. We maintain more than 160,000 kilometres of power lines, 59 high voltage switching stations and 200 distribution substations. We also have interconnections at the Manitoba, Alberta and North Dakota borders.
*Information as of July2023