Civil Engineer-in-Training, Structural

Colonial Group

Saskatoon

Hybrid

CAD 75,000 - 95,000

Full time

3 days ago

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Job summary

ISL in Saskatoon is seeking a structural engineer-in-training to work on a diverse range of building projects across commercial, recreational, municipal, industrial and residential sectors. You will design, review, and coordinate structural systems in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.

This hybrid role offers professional growth, exposure to NBCC standards, and involvement from concept through construction, with local travel as needed.

Qualifications

A degree in civil or structural engineering or a related engineering discipline.
Registration with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS) as an Engineer-in-Training (E.I.T.).
A minimum of two years of experience designing building structural systems.
Knowledge and application of structural theory and Canadian design standards.
Familiarity with SAP2000, SAFE, S-FRAME, ETABS, WoodWorks Sizer or similar.
Working knowledge of Bluebeam, Microsoft Word and Excel.

Responsibilities

Prepare detailed structural designs from concept through tender to construction for diverse buildings.
Assemble and review structural drawings, calculations and reports with the team.
Coordinate with architectural, civil, landscape, process, mechanical and electrical colleagues and contractors.
Participate in project meetings and contribute to QA documentation.
Complete submittals, shop drawing reviews and respond to construction queries.
Support construction administration through field reviews and local travel as needed.
Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives and stay current with industry trends.

Skills

Structural design experience

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Communication

Education

Civil or structural engineering degree

APEGS - Engineer-in-Training (E.I.T.)

Tools

SAP2000

SAFE

S-FRAME

ETABS

WoodWorks Sizer

Bluebeam

Excel

MS Word

Job description

A Little About Us

Are you a structural engineer-in-training with two or more years of experience who wants to work on a variety of building projects that help define our community? Join ISL's Buildings and Structures team in our Saskatoon office, where you will design commercial, recreational, municipal, industrial and residential buildings. This is a hybrid position with the flexibility to work in office and from home.

ISL is comprised of just over 600 employees of award-winning engineers, technologists, planners, landscape architects, scientists, and much more

that work together to deliver infrastructure projects that minimize environmental impacts and maximize benefits to the community.

Learn more about our work by visiting us on Instagram @islengineering/LinkedIn and feel free to join our ISL newsletter on LinkedIn: Inside ISL.

More about what we do:

We deliver on a variety of multidisciplinary projects

We have extensive expertise - We have a variety of expertise and are comprised of five sectors specializing in Transportation, Municipal and Community, Bridges, Buildings and Structures, and Land and Environment. Learn more about our areas of practice.

We are award winning and recognized in industry - Visit our #ISLLife blog and learn more.

ISL’s Buildings Team

works to deliver excellent service for our clients, both internal and external. Committed to finding, mentoring and growing the right individual, our team approach is integral to our success:

We offer our team members a diverse range of projects on which to hone their skills and are committed to team member career progression

Together we enjoy a challenge and variety in our work. We pride ourselves on delivering quality service to our clients on each of our projects

About the Role

You will enjoy a diverse range of projects on which to hone your skills, a team committed to your career progression, and the chance to learn from multidisciplinary professionals across British Columbia, Yukon, Calgary, Edmonton, Canmore and Saskatoon. You will be exposed to the entire project lifecycle as you make the following valuable contributions:

Prepare detailed structural designs from concept through tender to construction for commercial, recreational, municipal, industrial and residential buildings in mass timber, light-frame wood, masonry, concrete and steel.

Assemble and review structural drawings, calculations and reports in collaboration with your team.

Coordinate with architectural, civil, landscape, process, mechanical and electrical team members, as well as contractors and suppliers, as each project requires.

Participate in project meetings.

Complete assessments and prepare reports for a variety of buildings and structures.

Support construction administration through field reviews and follow-up reporting, with local travel that may extend to remote locations as required.

Complete submittal and shop drawing reviews and respond to queries that arise during construction.

Follow quality assurance practices and documentation standards on every project.

Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives, including creating and applying custom spreadsheets, and stay current on industry trends and emerging technologies.

Collaborate with, advise and support team members in other groups and offices.

Who we are looking for:

Your application or cover letter should include:

How you bring a strong work ethic and a client-focused approach to your work.

An example of how your organizational, communication, or problem-solving skills contributed to a successful project.

Your resume must display:

A degree in civil or structural engineering, or a related engineering discipline.

Registration with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS) as an Engineer-in-Training (E.I.T.).

A minimum of two years of experience designing building structural systems in the building construction industry.

Knowledge and application of structural theory, the National Building Code of Canada and Canadian design standards, particularly as they apply to wood, steel and reinforced concrete.