Accessibility Specialist

The City of Mississauga is hiring an Accessibility Specialist, to help move accessibility forward across the organization, and to make sure the facilities, services, transportation employment , programs, and communications are way more accessible , and also more welcoming in a real inclusive way.

Basically the position is about building accessibility policies , giving steady guidance on the accessibility legislation, coordinating projects, spotting barriers, and working alongside different teams and stakeholders, so the City can get to be more inclusive , overall.

Employer Details

Company Name: City of Mississauga
Location: Mississauga, ON, Canada
Salary: $80,567 – $107,426 annually
Job Type: Temporary, Full Time, 2-Year Contract, Hybrid
Start Date: As soon as possible

Benefits:

Hybrid work environment, opportunities to contribute to corporate accessibility initiatives, professional development and training opportunities, and a collaborative workplace focused on equity, diversity and inclusion.

Job Description

  • You’ll support accessibility planning policy work, compliance, and ongoing improvement
  • You’ll also provide accessibility know-how for facilities, programs, services , transportation, employment, and communications
  • You’ll team up with multidisciplinary groups to line up accessibility projects and initiatives

Responsibilities

  • Assist with developing, rolling out, and checking the City’s Multi-Year Accessibility Plan  
  • Support corporate accessibility efforts, and share guidance on the required legislated stuff  
  • Act as the subject matter expert on AODA, the Ontario Human Rights Code, and strong accessibility best practices  
  • Create and review accessibility policies procedures, guidelines, and corporate standards  
  • Coordinate accessibility projects by setting up work plans , and monitoring what gets delivered

Requirements

  • Must have experience developing and promoting accessibility policies, programs, or corporate initiatives  
  • Must know the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)  
  • Must know the Ontario Human Rights Code , and relevant accessibility legislation  
  • Knowledge of the Ontario Building Code and universal design principles is a bonus  
  • Must have solid written and verbal communication skills

How to Apply?

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