Building Science Engineer

Overview

Inspect, diagnose, and design repairs for concrete structures, envelopes, and roofs.

Key Responsibilities

• site supervision
• technical reporting
• compliance checks
• repair planning
• structural inspection
• pathology diagnosis

Tasks

-Provide site supervision during construction (compliance inspections, site meetings, validation of repair work) -Prepare technical assessment reports including corrective recommendations -Collaborate with architects, contractors, institutional clients, and condo syndicates/property managers -Ensure compliance with applicable codes and standards (e.g., NBC, CSA A23.1/.2, CSA S6) -Develop plans and specifications for repair and rehabilitation work (e.g., concrete, masonry, roofing membranes, curtain walls, sealants) -Conduct visual and technical inspections of concrete structures, building envelopes, and roof assemblies (mid/high-rise residential, commercial, institutional) -Diagnose building pathologies such as cracks, rebar corrosion, delamination, water infiltration, membrane deterioration, etc. -Contribute to the development of sustainable, technically sound building engineering solutions aligned with industry best practices.

Requirements

• oiq member
• 5-8 yrs
• autocad
• bim
• civil eng
• astm

What You Bring

-Member in good standing with the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ) -5 to 8 years of relevant experience, especially in inspections, concrete repair, envelope restoration, or roofing -Familiarity with CSA, NBC, ASTM standards and inspection practices (e.g., hammer sounding, probe testing, non-destructive methods — asset) -Proficient with standard software (AutoCAD, MS Office Suite, etc.) -Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel occasionally to job sites. -Demonstrated autonomy, rigor, analytical thinking, and strong communication skills -Strong knowledge of construction materials (concrete, steel, masonry, membranes, sealants, etc.) -State-of-the-art technologies (BIM) -Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Building Engineering, or a related field

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Benefits

-A 37.5-hour work week, with flexible hours and the possibility of finishing at noon on Fridays -Social activities and employee discounts -Recognized overtime (banked or paid hours) -A hybrid working remotely policy -Training and professional development under the umbrella of our entity UniversiT -A structured mentorship program -A dynamic environment that promotes teamwork, knowledge sharing, and technological innovation -A complete and competitive total compensation package

About Bpa

-Born in Montreal in 1956, BPA quietly built expertise in mechanical and electrical engineering before expanding nationwide. -Fueled by strategic acquisitions—from Edmonton’s Clark Engineering to Toronto’s Honeycomb, HCC, Ecovert, and EcovertCx—BPA now spans Canada coast to coast. -The firm supports architects, property managers, and contractors with integrated engineering solutions that balance performance, cost and timelines. -Working across institutional, commercial, multi‑residential and industrial buildings, BPA brings full‑spectrum services from structural to commissioning. -Typical projects include mid‑ to high‑rise developments, healthcare buildings, custom homes, food service facilities, and retrofit or fit‑outs. -By weaving disciplines like acoustics, refrigeration, security and telecommunications under one roof, BPA offers turnkey building‑engineering solutions.

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