Seeking a Senior Civil/Environmental Engineer specializing in hazardous materials and building abatement for the Western Canada Environment team. The role involves technical project oversight, client liaison, and staff mentoring for mine remediation, solid waste management, and civil design projects.
Responsibilities
Developing technical solutions to complete hazardous materials assessments, building abatement and deconstruction designs, drawing and NMS specifications development.
Working with the local design team to develop designs in AutoCAD Civil 3D.
Supervising and directing drawing development and reviewing and taking professional responsibility for hazardous materials designs.
Preparing documentation for design projects: technical letters, memorandums, reports, drawings, and detailed design packages.
Preparation of project specifications, contract documents, construction packages, and construction cost estimates.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant engineering discipline (Civil, Geotechnical, Environmental etc.)
Nice to have: Project management
Nice to have: P.Eng. registered with multiple provincial or territorial jurisdictions
As a Project Civil Engineer on our Data Center Civil Team, you will be a part of the firm’s largest and most complex projects. You will serve as a project manager on some projects and lead design engineer on others.
Compensation
The salary range for this position correlates with our Colorado office locations and is commensurate with experience relative to the position.
Colorado Pay Range
$103,000—$135,000 USD
Perform engineering and project management duties on land development projects, prepare planning and design documents, coordinate with teams and clients, and support project scope, schedule, and budgeting.
Responsibilities
Prepare planning and design documents in appropriate engineering discipline
Perform process design calculations, prepare cost estimates, and use economic analyses for comparison of alternatives
Assist with or develop project scope of work or portions of it
Assist with or develop project schedule or portions of it
The Principal Mechanical Engineer – Static Equipment is a senior technical authority and subject matter expert responsible for providing strategic engineering leadership for static equipment across major capital projects and complex brownfield scopes.
Responsibilities
Act as a technical authority for static equipment, providing expert guidance on complex design, specification, fabrication, installation, and lifecycle management challenges.
Lead and approve engineering deliverables for static equipment, including specifications, data sheets, material requisitions, technical bid evaluations, and purchase recommendations.
Perform and/or oversee advanced mechanical design and analysis using industry tools (e.g., PV Elite, Compress, AME Tank), ensuring compliance with applicable codes and standards.
Provide expert technical support for equipment selection, fitness-for-service assessments, repairs, rerates, and life extension strategies.
Serve as the Mechanical / Static Equipment discipline lead for major capital projects or complex portfolios of work.
Senior-level environmental engineer supporting the Assessment and Remediation business unit, managing multidisciplinary teams, and designing remediation systems for contaminated media.
Locations (3)
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Duluth, Minnesota, United States
Hibbing, Minnesota, United States
Compensation
Anticipated range of $100,000 – $125,000 annually.
Responsibilities
apply technical expertise to assess contaminated media and design remediation systems based on environmental data and feasibility evaluations
oversee complex project scopes, schedules, and budgets while coordinating field activities and managing contractors
evaluate environmental data, complex site conditions, and regulatory requirements to develop effective, tailored remediation strategies