CNAM will post jobs related to infrastructure asset management.
Pricing
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PREMIUM - CNAM Member $250
job will be promoted in a biweekly email bulletin (unlimited repeats), social media post on LinkedIn, listing on the CNAM website (for the duration of the posting)
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PREMIUM - Non Member $400
job will be promoted in a biweekly email bulletin (unlimited repeats), social media post on LinkedIn, listing on the CNAM website (for the duration of the posting)
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STANDARD - CNAM Member $75
social media post on LinkedIn, 4 week posting on the CNAM website
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STANDARD - Non Member $150
social media post on LinkedIn, 2 week posting on the CNAM website
To Post
Contact Membership Services at membership@cnam.ca. Please include a short posting description (must provide a descriptive paragraph) and a PDF or link to the website, for the full job posting.
Current Jobs
Position Title: Asset Management Analyst
City of St. Albert
Application Deadline: May 16th, 2025
The City of St. Albert is recruiting an individual to join our Engineering department as an Asset Management Analyst. Reporting to the Senior Asset Management Specialist, this position will be responsible for providing support to various departments and assisting in the advancement of the asset management programs. Read more…
Position Title: Utilities Asset Management Coordinator
Strathcona County
Application Deadline: May 21, 2025
We are looking for a strategic thinker to take a leading role in shaping the future of Strathcona County’s Utilities infrastructure. As the Asset Management Coordinator, this individual will drive the ongoing development and execution of the Asset Management Program—ensuring these systems are sustainable, efficient, and well-resourced for the long term.
This position will ensure the progression of asset management’s tools and Utilities overall asset management knowledge within engineering, operations and finance branches… Read more…
Position Title: Director of Capital Planning and Asset Management
Niagara Region
Application Deadline: May 25, 2025
Reporting to the Commissioner of Public Works, the Director of Capital Planning and Asset Management provides strategic leadership and oversight for the planning, execution, and optimization of infrastructure investments across the Region’s Public Works portfolio. This role is responsible for aligning long-term capital planning, asset management practices, and maintenance management with organizational objectives to support sustainable growth, fiscal responsibility, and infrastructure resilience. The Director ensures integration of data systems,
financial forecasts… Read more…
Position Title: Manager, Corporate Asset Management
Town of Newmarket
Application Deadline: May 26, 2025
Under the direction of the Director, Financial Services, the Manager, Corporate Asset Management is responsible to lead the development of the Town’s Corporate Asset Management System. This role also directs the development of the Town’s multi- year capital plans (i.e.1, 5, 10 and 50) and condition assessment activities for all assets. Develops and presents recommendations to Council, SLT and OLT for the development and creation of the Town’s AM framework and accompanying strategies including the Strategic Asset Management Plan (SAMP) and Council approved Asset Management Plans (AMP’s)… Read more…
Position Title: Asset Management Coordinator
Synchena Consulting Inc (Winnipeg Metropolitan Region)
Application Deadline: Until Filled
Synchena Consulting Inc is seeking a motivated and experienced individual to fill our Asset Management Coordinator role in Manitoba.
The Asset Management Coordinator will be responsible for organizing, coordinating and providing guidance to our municipal clients, who are all located in the Winnipeg Metropolitan region.
Responsibilities will include maintaining and managing the asset registry of our clients, developing and maintaining asset management plans, policies, strategies. Championing and fostering knowledge of asset management principles with clients, and being a subject matter expert for their organization. Read more…