Monday, March 23, 2015

New Posting - Toronto Airport Auhtority

Senior Representative, Wayfinding and Signage
Greater Toronto Airports Authority - Toronto, ON
Reporting to the Manager, Wayfinding and Signage this position is responsible for maintaining a database of all passenger facing non-regulatory wayfinding and signage at Toronto Pearson, which for this role is defined as Terminals, groundside, parking structures, train stations, inbound/outbound roadways, public access and digital assets. The successful incumbent will ensure the wayfinding and signage program reflects a world class international airport. 6 Month Term 

Key Accountabilities: 
  • Ensure consistency and accuracy in the wayfinding and passenger facing non-regulatory signage programs in existing and future facilities.
  • Investigate signage deficiencies identified by customers or partners.
  • Prepare and execute recommendations to address gaps and meet needs in timely and efficient manner while also ensuring that signage standards are up-held.
  • Review and provide guidance on new procedures involving signage or new facilities.
  • Ensure all messages for wayfinding and signage are translated into French using the GTAA contracted translation service.
  • Conduct inspections of all passenger facing non-regulatory signage and wayfinding and initiate corrective actions as required.
  • Initiate work orders and requests to produce signs or messaging.
  • Coordinate installation to limit impact on airport operations.
  • Liaise with stakeholders on the progress of their signage request.
  • Review, prepare and initiate work orders for recommendations for new or additional signage (this includes mock-ups).
  • Coordinate and participate in inter departmental and external stakeholder meetings and projects. This includes various committees such as the signage committee.
  • Review signage requests and ensure they do not interfere with existing wayfinding/ signage or that the requested will not generate too many signs in the preferred location.
  • Maintain wayfinding and signage components on digital assets such as Google Maps, TorontoPearson.com, DAWN units as well as future assets.
  • Maintain a status report of all wayfinding and signage requests.
  • Generate various reports as required.

Job Requirements
Qualifications 
  • A Post-secondary degree or diploma in a related field or an acceptable combination of education and/or experience;
  • Must have 3 years concurrent experience in relationship or portfolio management;
  • Must have 4 years concurrent experience in customer-account service or relationship management and dealing with multiple stakeholders;
  • Must have 4 years concurrent experience in managing and/or implementing work plans;
  • Must have 3 years concurrent experience in monitoring the work of consultants and contractors;
  • Demonstrated experience in professional and business writing experience;
  • Experience in a customer service background;
  • Experience in airport wayfinding, signage, project management, branding, operations or customer service is considered an asset; and
  • A valid class “G” Ontario Driver’s license is required.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: 
  • Knowledge in building work plans that deliver on program objectives;
  • Ability to comprehend and adhere to standards while ensuring consistency in the signage program on a daily basis utilizing a high degree of attention to detail;
  • Cooperation and negotiation skills;
  • Demonstrated ability to multi-task;
  • Knowledge in dealing with regulatory/legislative stakeholders and their requirements;
  • Ability to develop and manage workback schedules;
  • Ability to manage customer-account service/relationships;
  • Ability to manage and implement programs that yield positive impacts;
  • Experience managing complex, multi-faceted projects;
  • Strong ability to understand logistics, navigation and flow;
  • Strong attention to detail skills;
  • Thorough knowledge of passenger flows and terminal layouts;
  • Working knowledge of Excel, Word, Power point and data bases;
  • Demonstrated interpersonal and problem solving skills; and
  • Effective oral and written communication skills are required.

Greater Toronto Airports Authority

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