Senior Change Management Consultant (Toronto)

Job ID: 39430 Job Category: Human Resources Division & Section: Transportation Services, Business Performance Work Location: 64 Murray Road Job Type & Duration: Full-time, Temporary Vacancy, 24 months Salary: $112,000.00-$144,200.00 Shift Information: Monday to Friday, 35 hours per week Affiliation: Non-Union Number of Positions Open: 1 Posting Period: 13-NOV-2023to 11-DEC-2023 Transportation Services is looking for an experienced, knowledgeable and innovating Senior Change Management Consultant for the successful implementation of Enterprise Work Management Solution (EWMS) program. Reporting to the Transportation Services EWMS Business Lead, you will manage and organize consulting services to Transportation Services key stakeholders in the practice areas of organizational change management, organization design and restructuring; program and service improvement, and organization development. Transportation Services plans, constructs and manages the transportation infrastructure within the public right-of-way, including the public realm, roads, sidewalks and traffic signals. EWMS is a transformational program to replace legacy work management systems with the objective of modernizing service delivery. Major Responsibilities

Leverage organizational change management methodologies, techniques and expertise to lead the change and communication activities EWMS project. Provide guidance on Change Management best practices, while working collaboratively with the EWMS Program Management team, Divisional Management team, Domain SME, Project Managers, Business Lead, Business Analysts and other key stakeholders. Prepare and present a division communication plan, strategies for rolling out organizational change, train staff and presentations. Lead stakeholder management, including identifying stakeholders, conducting stakeholder impact assessment, assessing change readiness and outlining actions to support new behaviors as required. Lead the design and delivery of training programs including documenting business training needs. Develop a targeted organizational change management plan that supports and ensures stakeholder engagement, leadership alignment, communication and training plans based on stakeholder assessment for the adoption, and realization of the program benefits. Develop materials for socializing organizational change with Senior Divisional Management and executive leadership. Communicate to a variety of stakeholders in a manner that addresses their needs and facilitates the acceptance of the proposed organizational change. Provide input to the creation, or modification, of project artifacts such as project charter, schedule, risk/issue logs, cost management plan and project communication plans. Provide input to the implementation planning of the EWMS. Consolidate all findings, and recommendations, with respect to communication and feedback for the Business Lead. Provide required artifacts in an organized and timely manner for review by the Business Lead. Bring analysis and conclusions forward to the client/stakeholders, chair meetings and promote systematic discussion. Support the Business Lead in assessing and devising solutions from a pragmatic and objective perspective. Work in support of project steering committees and attend interdivisional organizational change management working groups. Assume a lead change management role during the transition phase of projects. Contribute to the development and implementation of strategic organization design at the divisional levels. Assist in the assessment and analysis of corporate organization effectiveness issues, conducts relevant studies and prepares confidential reports with respect to program and service delivery changes; management policies, systems, processes and practices; restructuring; and organization change. Lead and/or support the program and divisional project teams in the identification of a range of options for operations, policies, information systems and management practices; assessment of the implications and viability of each option; and recommend changes to support management priorities and functions. Promote organization learning and take steps to orchestrate change through the program and divisional projects. Foster and maintain cooperative working relationships within, and external to, the organization; establish and maintain contact with professionals in related fields to ensure skills, knowledge and practice are current. Key Qualifications

University degree in Business Administration/Communication, Public Administration or in a field related to change management. Extensive experience working in public sector (preferably in municipal transportation services) as a leader of change and transition. Extensive experience in practical and methodological application of organizational change management principles and processes with a demonstrated track record of completion of complex, large, transformative projects with competing timelines. Extensive experience developing and executing change management activities including effective communications, develop and deliver training program, communicating the change story effectively with multiple stakeholders. Extensive experience planning and leading change, monitoring change progress and reporting on the successes of change using quantifiable metrics. Extensive experience providing a high level of coordination in a diverse, project-based environment. Ability to develop organizational change management tactics to help shift mindset, behaviors, and achieve results through program and divisional activities, communication and leadership messages. Ability to work in an environment where multiple stakeholders may be resistant to change, and need effective communications strategies to maximize engagement and minimize stakeholders change resistance. Formal Organizational Change Management certification/accreditation is considered an asset. Ability to communicate effectively, excellent written and verbal communication skills, including negotiation, influencing and presentation skills; strong ability to facilitate small to large sized groups and discussions. Excellent organization and project management skills. Ability to work independently as well as within a team workplace. Extensive experience using Microsoft Office Suite and Microsoft Share Point proficiency are considered assets. Workplace Modernization Program

The City of Toronto’s Workplace Modernization Program is re-imagining how we work in our workplace. Its vision is to provide flexibility to our employees around how we work and where we work. It will also support a better work‑life balance, improved job satisfaction and employee engagement. Improving the work experience is at the core of this program and everyone plays a significant role in its realization. We have introduced the Hybrid Work Program which supports a more modern and flexible way of working. The hybrid approach will allow us to keep the best of remote work while integrating the important aspects of in-person collaboration and teamwork. The hybrid work model is a new way of working that, where operationally feasible, allows employees to work some days in the office and some days remotely. It is supported by the Remote Work Policy. In the hybrid work model, People Leaders will determine remote work arrangements with their team that best support operational requirements. Note to Internal Full‑Time and Part‑Time City of Toronto Employees: City of Toronto employees must apply to full‑time or part‑time employment opportunities posted on the City’s Internal Job Posting Portal. Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

The City is an equal opportunity employer, dedicated to creating a workplace culture of inclusiveness that reflects the diverse residents that we serve. Learn more about the City’s commitment to employment equity. Accommodation

The City of Toronto is committed to creating an accessible and inclusive organization. We are committed to providing barrier‑free and accessible employment practices in compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Should you require Code‑protected accommodation through any stage of the recruitment process, please make them known when contacted and we will work with you to meet your needs. Disability‑related accommodation during the application process is available upon request. Learn more about the City’s Hiring Policies and Accommodation Process.

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