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Asset Assembly Inventory Specialist

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This scope was carved out of P-1352-26.

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PROVISION OF ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR CAPITAL NEEDS ASSESSMENTS AT THE BIOSOLIDS MANAGEMENT CENTRE AND NORTH WATER TREATMENT PLANTS

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Performs completion and validation of asset hierarchies at Level 5 – Assembly for prime contractors on Regional Municipality of Halton water facility projects. Develops and validates asset assembly lists and populates all attributes for the BMC and North Water Treatment facilities. Participates in Capital Planning Workshops using asset management software. Requires WSIB clearance and Halton Region’s Construction Health & Safety training. Delivers completed Assembly Lists for each facility.

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