Lead design and management of large waterway structure projects, overseeing capital projects from concept through construction.
Compensation
Compensation: $120,500 to $154,100 per year (depending on qualifications)
Responsibilities
Demonstrate the ability to properly scope capital projects from concept through construction.
Forecast project timelines, prepare schedule for staff and meet deadlines for multiple projects at a time.
Possess the ability to find solutions to design issues regarding site constraints, applicable regulations, budgets, and timing.
Oversee and manage the design and bidding of capital improvement projects including but not limited to complex waterway structures (e.g., locks, dams, hydraulic steel structures, pump stations, hydraulic gates, and waterfronts).
Perform site investigations & due diligence including the research of utility services, determination of applicability of outside agency regulations, review of ordinances and performance of site visits to establish comprehensive development guidelines.
Contribute to the structural design and delivery of a diverse range of commercial, institutional, municipal, and industrial projects, including water and wastewater treatment facilities and sewage lift stations.
Locations (2)
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Responsibilities
Perform structural design and analysis for commercial, institutional, municipal, and industrial facilities under the direction of senior structural engineers and project managers.
Develop structural design solutions for concrete, steel, masonry, timber, and foundation systems in accordance with applicable building codes and standards.
Gather, evaluate, and correlate engineering data to support project design decisions and recommendations.
Conduct site visits, field reviews, structural assessments, and investigations of existing facilities, identifying deficiencies and proposing practical solutions.
Structural Design Engineer or EIT to contribute to structural design and delivery of commercial, institutional, municipal, and industrial projects in Alberta.
Locations (2)
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Responsibilities
Perform structural design and analysis for commercial, institutional, municipal, and industrial facilities
Lead the design, analysis, and delivery of structural systems supporting high‑voltage substations up to 400 kV, focusing on civil/structural aspects of substation infrastructure.
Responsibilities
Lead the design of substation steel structures, gantries, bus supports, equipment foundations, control buildings, and ancillary facilities.
Perform and review structural analysis and design calculations using STAAD.Pro or equivalent structural‑analysis software.
Prepare and review construction drawings, general arrangements, and detailed structural layouts using AutoCAD / MicroStation.
Develop foundation design packages for transformers, circuit breakers, GIS/HIS equipment, and cable support systems.
Integrate substation civil/structural design with electrical layouts, geotechnical constraints, and site development requirements.
Requirements
Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering (or related discipline)
Nice to have: field experience in construction supervision, inspection, or commissioning support
Nice to have: knowledge of seismic, wind, and extreme weather design for substation structures
Nice to have: experience with GIS substations, HV AIS substations, or retrofit projects
Nice to have: familiarity with utility/client standards from major power companies
Provide technical leadership and support operations and sustaining engineering project delivery across Iron Ore Company of Canada operations.
Responsibilities
Provide technical expertise ensuring engineering standards, maintainability, and operational requirements are integrated into project designs and executions
Design, analyze, review, and stamp structural engineering packages, including technical calculations, drawings, and specifications using tools such as STAAD.Pro
Lead and conduct technical reviews of engineering deliverables, ensuring compliance with Rio Tinto standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices
Develop, maintain, and govern structural engineering standards, work practices, and systems to support consistent and effective project execution
Partner with operations, maintenance, and project teams to integrate engineering requirements, maintainability considerations, and risk mitigation strategies into project designs and site improvements
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering with a structural specialization
Geotechnical Engineer based in Shanghai, China, responsible for reviewing geotechnical reports, foundation design, corrosion assessment, and supporting project quoting and execution phases.
Responsibilities
Review geotechnical reports for global projects
Understand soil/rock conditions and judge strength parameters
Perform foundation design using LPILE and in-house tools
Design corrosion of steel piles per local standards
Plan and prepare specifications for pile load testing
Requirements
M.E. / M.Tech in Geo-Technical Engineering
Nice to have: Load transfer mechanism of structural elements
Lead structural engineering design and analysis for mining, resources and industrial projects, contributing to design packages, integrity assessments, and client collaboration.
Compensation
Along with a competitive salary we offer many other benefits to ensure your professional development & wellbeing is ongoing.
Responsibilities
Undertake structural engineering design and analysis across mining, resources and industrial projects.
Develop computational models to analyse and assess the structural behaviour of new and existing structures.
Prepare design calculations, specifications, drawings, technical reports and other engineering documentation.
Work across structural steel and reinforced concrete design for industrial and mining infrastructure.
Coordinate with designers and modellers to deliver accurate and practical design packages.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering
Perform structural analysis and engineering calculations for tubular and structural steel components, including poles, frames, support structures, equipment supports, platforms, and other utility infrastructure.
Evaluate structural loading conditions, including wind, ice, dead loads, and other applicable environmental and operational loading requirements.
Develop and review structural designs, connection details, and material specifications to ensure structural integrity, constructability, and compliance with applicable standards.
Review internal drawings to ensure compliance with specifications and codes.
Requirements
Bachelor's in civil engineering
Bachelor's in mechanical engineering
Bachelor's in structural engineering
Nice to have: experience designing tubular steel structures