Position Summary The Permits, Licenses, Approvals and Agreements (PLAA) Manager will support multiple work streams in planning, coordinating and fulfilling objectives related to technical matters implicating third parties such as environmental regulators, municipal and provincial authorities, utility owners, land owners, and any other authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) within the project footprint. Key Responsibilities Establish project systems and procedures to forecast PLAA and land requirements Establish project systems and procedures for tracking and producing metrics related to third party technical matters such as PLAAs, conditions of approval, land requirements, traffic management Utilize available GIS software to reference geospatial data and coordinate relevant data inputs with GIS specialists Make extensive use of Microsoft Excel to create and manage large data sets Support workstreams in compiling PLAA applications and acquiring PLAAs on time and in accordance with the Project schedule Review and interpret technical engineering information and plans, detail sheets, specifications and construction documentation to meet project permitting and approval requirements Support workstreams in maintaining compliance with PLAAs and applicable regulatory requirements Facilitate communication from cross-functional teams (e.g. designers, engineers, contractors, the client, AHJs) Coordinate reporting and status updates to senior leadership and the client Organize and maintain project files, records, systems, and procedures Seek to improve and streamline processes and procedures related to third party matters Participates in technical meetings with AHJs, the client, and subject matter experts Education And Qualifications 7-10 years of experience in PLAA, with 3-5 years of leadership experience Experience in the construction industry or related field (transit construction is an asset) Graduate from a recognized Urban Planning or Engineering Program Skilled at Microsoft Excel Willingness to utilize GIS interface and other applicable project software Excellent verbal and written communication skills Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail Ability to present and analyze complex data Solutions oriented and resourceful Strong complex problem-solving skills Ability to work independently and take initiative Work Environment FCC Canada Ltd. is committed to cultivating a diverse and inclusive culture which promotes gender equity and the recruitment of all under-represented groups in all levels of its workforce. This position is located in Vancouver, BC. #J-18808-Ljbffr