Transportation Engineer

Description

• Develop design plans, technical specifications, and construction cost estimates.
• Prepare engineering reports and technical studies.
• Supervises the work of other engineers.
• Effectively present information at project interviews, meetings, and public forums.
• Guide and mentor junior staff.
• Assist with business development to expand client base within the office and market segment.
• Lead and manage multidisciplinary teams for transportation projects from concept through design, procurement and construction.
• Work with other transportation staff and departments to complete projects.
• Additional duties may include assisting the transportation leadership with project pursuits and proposal preparation.
• Coordinate with client project managers and design teams including sub consultants for effective project delivery.
• Provide experienced and skilled engineering and management of various transportation projects from proposal stage through construction.
• Performs on technically complex projects and acts as a technical resource by providing guidance to other team members.
• Stays up to date on regulatory changes and may establish working relationships with regulatory officials.
• Responsible for the review and sealing of projects.
• Write and negotiate proposals as project issues arise with clients or reviewing agencies.

Requirements

• Ability to check the work of others for accuracy and completeness and manages time to meet project budget and schedule.
• Registered as a Professional Engineer in the Province of Saskatchewan (or eligible for licensing with APEGS).
• Strong leadership and team building skills.
• Strong oral and written communication skills and place a high emphasis on attention to detail and accuracy.
• Ability to efficiently manage multiple, concurrent projects and teams of different disciplines.
• Experience in geometric design of provincial highways, streets and rural roads; drainage design or construction administration is an asset.
• Experience working with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways would be considered an asset.
• Knowledge of Regina, Saskatoon, and Saskatchewan transportation markets and processes, with strong past client relationships is an asset.
• Experience in cost estimating, tender preparation, and contract administration on transportation projects.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance