Job Description

Responsibilities

Strong analytical skills in pavement design, deep and shallow foundation design, earth retention systems, ground improvement techniques, slope stability analysis and site preparation are needed. Traveling to various survey or project sites and obtaining soil samples at various depths using specialized drilling equipment. Development of field health and safety plans. Analyzing the soil samples to determine their composition and overall ability to support the type of development proposed. Working closely with soil scientists, laboratory workers and technicians to evaluate the various components of the soil. Researching information and writing reports based on data collected. Collaborating with various other engineers and construction staff including structural engineers, architects and landscapers. Conducting field work associated with a wide range of geotechnical projects including, borehole drilling, test pitting, granular compaction testing using nuclear density gauge, testing and monitoring placement of concrete, compaction testing and placement monitoring of asphalt, aggregate and material sampling at job site, independent field reviews of various stages of civil construction, sampling of media, observing and monitoring work practices on construction and development projects, surveys and assessments, and supporting intrusive investigations. Laboratory work may include performing various types of construction material testing, receiving and logging in of samples, calibration and maintenance of laboratory equipment, and preparation of laboratory reports. Technical interpretation of specifications and drawings. Filing and management of all project related field notes including some data entry and assistance with report preparation and writing. Collection of field data, including interviewing of third parties, and compilation of field notes, and photographs. Analysis of data and preparation of draft technical reports, work plans, and project specifications. Coordinate and liaison with contractors, and vendors. Bachelor's or Master's degree in Civil, Geotechnical, or Geological Engineering. Registration as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) in Ontario, or eligibility for registration is required. Relevant coursework or engineering work experience in soil and rock mechanics, site investigation methods and laboratory test procedures Familiar with Ontario soils and rock classification and topography Strong oral and written English Skills Understanding and using several different computer programs including soil analysis software, AutoCAD, gINT and Civil 3D Physical ability to walk over rough terrain, climb ladders and lift and carry equipment weighing up to 50 pounds
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: $36.00 per hour

Expected hours: 40 per week

Benefits:

Company pension Dental care Disability insurance Extended health care Life insurance Mileage reimbursement Paid time off Vision care
Work Location: In person