Asphalt Laboratory Technician

Englobe; Moncton; On-site; CAD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Englobe is seeking a Materials Testing Technician to conduct asphalt laboratory testing and ensure compliance with specifications. Candidates should have a technical degree in civil engineering and a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience. The role offers professional development opportunities, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive team environment.

Benefits

Flexibility

Opportunities for professional development and mentoring

Access to free telehealth services

Comprehensive benefits including insurance and RRSP

Employee assistance programs for you and your family

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of experience in a similar engineering field.
• Valid driver's license.
• CCIL certification is an asset.

Responsibilities

• Conduct asphalt laboratory testing using Marshall and Superpave methods.
• Communicate test results effectively with clients.
• Maintain proper records of field test results.

Skills

Communication

Team-oriented

Adaptability

Education

Technical degree or diploma in civil engineering

Job description

Your mission

You will play an important role in a dynamic and passionate team, collaborating on a variety of projects across environment, renewable energies, hydroelectricity, transportation, materials, buildings, and climate change markets. Boldness, innovation, and collaboration are integral to our daily operations.

Englobe - Who We Are

At Englobe, our rigor is matched by sincere care for our colleagues, customers, communities, and the environment. We are committed to making a real difference, one project at a time, with a positive, lasting impact. We approach our work with fresh perspectives, relying on collaboration and diversity of voices. With an entrepreneurial spirit, we empower our customers and communities with boldness and optimism. We are determined to leave a lasting legacy for future generations.

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Your Main Responsibilities

1. Conduct asphalt laboratory testing to meet current DTI requirements using Marshall and Superpave methods in both central and mobile lab environments.
2. Understand current DTI End-Result-Specification Asphalt specifications and asphalt mix properties to propose adjustments as needed.
3. Receive and accurately record all field samples for testing or holding.
4. Communicate test results effectively with clients and Englobe supervisors.
5. Maintain proper records of field test results for review and submission.
6. Apply and promote Englobe's health and safety rules.

What Makes You Unique

1. Technical degree or diploma in civil engineering or equivalent.
2. Valid driver's license.
3. Minimum 5 years of experience in a similar engineering field.
4. CCIL certification is an asset.
5. Team-oriented with excellent communication skills.
6. Willingness and ability to travel as required.

What Makes Englobe Unique

At Englobe, you'll work on diverse projects and be part of an organization that values your experience and growth. From day one, enjoy benefits such as:

• Flexibility
• Opportunities for professional development and mentoring
• Access to free telehealth services
• Comprehensive benefits including insurance and RRSP
• Employee assistance programs for you and your family

What Our Employees Say About Us

"At Englobe, I've found more than a job; I've found a welcoming, human, and stimulating environment. The warm atmosphere and respect are remarkable. Support, patience, and encouragement have helped me adapt to a new life, country, and rhythm. Englobe is a place to grow professionally while maintaining a good life balance. Thank you, Englobe!" - Materials Testing Technician

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