Intermediate Bridge Engineer

Description

• Coordinate with sub-consultants and other various interested parties.
• Complete inspections, assessments, analyses, structural modeling and design of bridges and other transportation infrastructure such as retaining walls and major sign structures.
• Undertake contract administration, field inspection and reporting to monitor the quality and progress of the work being performed.
• Mentor junior engineers and technologists while learning from senior bridge and structural specialists.
• Collaborate with multi-disciplinary project teams across Alberta and BC.
• Participate in business development, project pursuits and proposal preparation on bridge and other transportation infrastructure projects.
• Prepare and review structural design calculations for highway bridges, pedestrian bridges, railroad bridges, temporary resource bridges, retaining walls, overhead light standards and bridge-sized culverts.
• Prepare and/or review specifications, special provisions, drawings, contract documents and other related project deliverables.
• collaborate with team members to ensure schedules, budgets, and quality control standards are achieved and maintained.
• Prepare conceptual, design, and contract cost estimates.

Requirements

• You value the ability to shape your role around your strengths, interests, and long-term goals.
• Diploma or Degree in Civil Engineering and/or Structural Engineering from an accredited post-secondary institution plus 5 to 10 years of experience in a similar role.
• Strong technical background in bridge design, rehabilitation, assessment, inspection, or contract administration
• Masters in Structural Engineering is considered an asset.
• Familiarity with Alberta Transportation standards (preferred).
• Proficiency in the application of AutoCAD Civil 3D, MIDAS and CSiBridge related to bridge design work.
• Knowledge & experience with bridge design related to CAN/CSA S6, and its application to bridge projects across highway, rural road, and resource projects.
• Apply knowledge of Alberta Transportation, City of Edmonton, and/or City of Calgary standards.
• Experience in bridge hydrotechnical analysis in accordance with Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors guidelines is considered an asset.
• Registration in good standing as a P.Eng. in Alberta and be eligible for registration in British Columbia.

Benefits

• Professional Development: Reimbursement for dues, educational assistance, mentorship program, internal committees, workshops, and committee involvement.
• Career Progression: Support and mentorship to shape a career path that fits your goals.
• Safe & Inclusive Workplace: A culture of respect and inclusion for all.
• Work-Life Harmony: Balance your personal and professional commitments. Flexible hours to fit your lifestyle.
• You're looking for a clear and supported path to senior leadership and potential employee ownership.
• Compensation: Attractive total compensation package including a generous bonus plan and share ownership potential.
• Comprehensive Benefits: Maternity and parental leave top up program, health and dental coverage, RRSP matching, and Employee & Family Assistance Program.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance