Asset Information Manager

About the Role

The Asset Information Manager directs the strategic management, optimization, and lifecycle performance of assets for a major rail station construction project. The role ensures integration with program management systems, compliance with project and client requirements, and alignment with operational and stakeholder objectives. • Manage comprehensive asset strategy aligned with project goals, integrating lifecycle planning, maintenance, and operational efficiency. • Establish and maintain an accurate inventory of physical and digital assets, including infrastructure, systems, and equipment. • Develop plans for asset acquisition, utilization, maintenance, and decommissioning to maximize value and minimize costs over the lifecycle. • Collaborate with designers, contractors, operators, and integrators to align asset management with project and operational needs. • Collect and analyze asset data to monitor performance and support decision‑making. • Identify and mitigate risks related to asset performance, reliability, and obsolescence to ensure minimal disruption. • Define KPIs for asset performance, track metrics, and provide regular reports to project leadership and stakeholders. • Ensure assets comply with regulatory requirements, safety standards, and environmental guidelines specific to rail infrastructure. • Coordinate with vendors and service providers for asset procurement, maintenance contracts, and service agreements, ensuring timely delivery and quality. • Facilitate smooth transitions during asset upgrades or installations, communicating effectively with stakeholders to maintain operational continuity. • Leverage digital tools to enhance asset tracking and performance monitoring. • Drive continuous improvements in asset management processes to boost efficiency, reliability, and project outcomes.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸asset strategy
• ▸inventory management
• ▸data analysis
• ▸risk mitigation
• ▸kpi reporting
• ▸digital tracking

What You Bring

• Expertise in asset management principles and lifecycle planning. • Proficiency in asset management software (e.g., Maximo, SAP, or similar). • Strong understanding of rail infrastructure and operational requirements. • Analytical skills for data‑driven decision‑making. • Knowledge of regulatory and safety standards for rail projects. • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. • Ability to manage budgets and optimize costs. • Familiarity with digital tools like BIM, IoT, and predictive maintenance systems. • Problem‑solving and risk management capabilities.

Requirements

• ▸asset management
• ▸maximo
• ▸rail infrastructure
• ▸bim
• ▸data analysis
• ▸stakeholder management

Benefits

This role offers an annual base salary in the anticipated range of $116,500–$168,500 CAD, with compensation determined based on experience, qualifications, and internal equity. In addition to base salary, this role includes a total rewards package that supports employee well‑being, development, and long‑term growth, subject to company policies and applicable provincial employment standards. Benefits include paid vacation and sick leave, group benefits and EFAP from the start date with premiums paid by ACCIONA, a Health Spending Account, RRSP matching, performance‑based discretionary bonus, and a share purchase program. These offerings are designed to promote health, financial security, and professional advancement.

Work Environment

Office Full-Time