Aspiring Structural Engineer (Eit) — Field & Design - C$60,000 - C$82,000 A Year

Engcomp; Saskatoon; Hybrid; CAD 60,000 - 82,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

RRSP matching

Vacation 3–4 weeks

Work flexibility: office/home/hybrid

Job summary

Engcomp, a trusted engineering firm serving Canada’s heavy industrial market, seeks a Junior Engineer-in-Training to support senior staff across planning, design, analysis and documentation for structural projects in Saskatchewan and Alberta.

You will gain hands-on experience with equipment foundations, steel structures, and concrete designs, while learning internal workflows and quality procedures in a collaborative, mentorship-rich environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering (structural focus) from an accredited institution.
• Registered or eligible for registration as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) in Saskatchewan; Alberta eligibility considered an asset
• 0–3 years of engineering experience; new graduates are encouraged to apply

Responsibilities

• Assist in carrying out project tasks under supervision of intermediate and senior engineers.
• Support design of steel and concrete structures, equipment foundations, platforms, and pipe supports.
• Assist in drafting inspection reports, condition assessments, and technical specifications.
• Join site visits to gather data and observe site conditions.
• Learn and follow internal workflows, quality control procedures, and standards.

Skills

Structural fundamentals

Technical problem solving

Team collaboration

Mentorship readiness

Education

Civil Engineering - structural focus

EIT eligible / Saskatchewan registration

Tools

S-Frame

STAAD.Pro

SAP2000

RISA

AutoCAD

Revit

Tekla

Job description

At Engcomp, we’re trailblazers: curious, driven, and always seeking a better way forward. As a trusted engineering firm serving Canada’s heavy industrial market, we tackle complex projects across Saskatchewan and Alberta, delivering innovative solutions from conceptual design all the way through to detailed engineering.Engcomp delivers consulting engineering to some of Canada’s most demanding industries: potash, uranium, oil and gas, pulp and paper, chemical processing, and food processing. We also support commercial clients. We design and engineer the structures and systems that keep operations running, from foundations, steel structures, and pipe racks to the piping, rotating machinery, and pressure vessels they support. Clients count on us for engineering they can trust.Our work spans the full project lifecycle: risk analysis, cost estimating, planning, engineering coordination, schedule management, and technical problem-solving. If you want to do meaningful work on complex, high-stakes projects, you’ll fit right in here.

About the Role

As a Junior Engineer-in-Training, you will contribute to a wide variety of engineering projects by assisting senior staff with planning, design, analysis, and documentation. You’ll gain exposure to structural design for heavy industrial facilities, from equipment foundations to steel structures. You will build your technical skills, gain hands‑on experience, and learn project processes in a supportive, team‑based environment. This role is ideal for early‑career engineers eager to grow through mentorship, structured tasks, and exposure to real‑world engineering challenges.

Responsibilities

• Project Coordination
  • Assist in carrying out project tasks under the supervision of intermediate and senior engineers.
  • Break down tasks and track their status as part of a larger project scope.
  • Provide regular updates to your supervisor and flag any issues that arise.
  • Attend project meetings and take notes to support follow‑ups and action items.
• Technical Execution and Problem Solving
  • Support the design of steel and concrete structures, equipment foundations, platforms, and pipe supports, including calculations and drawings.
  • Assist in drafting inspection reports, condition assessments, and technical specifications.
  • Review vendor drawings for equipment loads, anchor bolt layouts, and support requirements, with guidance from senior team members.
  • Help conduct research to support engineering decisions and solutions.
  • Join site visits to gather data and observe site conditions.
  • Work as part of multidisciplinary project teams including engineers, designers, and CAD staff.
  • Learn and follow internal workflows, quality control procedures, and standards.
  • Seek feedback from mentors and actively develop your technical skills.
• Client and Stakeholder Communication
  • Help prepare technical materials, presentations, and meeting notes.
  • Join client or team meetings as appropriate to learn how engineering decisions are made and communicated.
• Business Development and Proposal Support
  • Provide technical inputs or background information for proposal documents.
  • Help gather and format data needed for cost estimates or engineering submissions.
• Compliance, Quality, and Risk Management
  • Follow applicable engineering standards, codes, and regulatory requirements.
  • Conduct self‑checks of work and participate in team quality reviews.
  • Document work in accordance with project procedures and company standards.
  • Learn how to identify risks and escape them appropriately to senior staff.
• Continuous Learning and Professional Development
  • Stay updated on engineering tools, standards, and industry trends.
  • Participate in internal training and mentorship opportunities.
  • Set personal learning goals and pursue relevant certifications or coursework.
  • Be part of a culture of learning, collaboration, and continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering (structural focus) or Structural Engineering from an accredited institution
• Registered or eligible for registration as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) in Saskatchewan; Alberta eligibility considered an asset
• 0–3 years of engineering experience; new graduates areencouraged to apply

Required Skills

• Foundational understanding of structural engineering principles
• Ability to assist in preparing technical drawings, calculations, and engineering documentation
• Strong analytical thinking and eagerness to solve technical problems with guidance
• Ability to interpret technical sketches, instructions, and basic field data
• Strong written and verbal communication skills for team collaboration and reporting
• Highly organized, with the ability to track tasks, meet deadlines, and flag issues proactively
• Receptiveness to mentorship and commitment to continuous learning

Preferred Skills

• Exposure to structural analysis software (e.G., S‑FRAME, STAAD.Pro, SAP2000, RISA) and/or Tekla through coursework or co‑op experience
• Exposure to Autodesk software (AutoCAD, Revit)
• Any hands‑on experience through internships, co‑ops, or field placements in an industrial or mining environment
• Familiarity with Canadian structural codes and standards (e.G., National Building Code of Canada, CSA S16, CSA A23.3)
• Interest in heavy industrial sectors such as potash, oil and gas, or chemical processing
• Basic experience with technical report writing or steel and concrete material take‑offs (MTOs)

Engcomp offers a competitive compensation package reflective of your experience and expertise.Base Salary: $60,000–$82,000 annually, commensurate with experienceRRSP Matching: Company‑matched contributions up to 5%Bonus: Eligibility for performance‑based bonus programVacation: 3–4 weeks annually based on experience, with the option to purchase an additional weekWork Flexibility: Choose to work from the office, from home, or a blend of both. We trust you to manage your day, including the flexibility to attend to personal and family needs as they arise.