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A leading company in precast concrete manufacturing is seeking a Civil Engineering Designer in Saint John. The role involves designing precast concrete elements under the guidance of senior engineers, emphasizing teamwork, communication, and attention to detail. This position offers extensive opportunities for professional development and growth within a collaborative environment.
Saint John, NB, Canada
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Job Description
About Strescon Limited
Established in 1963, Strescon Limited has grown to become the largest precast, pre-stressed concrete manufacturer in Eastern Canada. Its primary market covers the Atlantic Provinces and the New England region of the United States. Strescon manufactures a wide range of both architectural and structural precast/prestressed concrete products including bridge girders, wall panels, complete parking garages, hollowcore slabs, precast pile, and deck slabs. Strescon presently has two facilities: 70,000 sq.ft. in Saint John, New Brunswick and 50,000 sq.ft. in Bedford, Nova Scotia.
In addition to our engineered precast facilities for custom components, Strescon also operates a 32,000 sq. ft. facility in Saint John which manufactures standard concrete products for engineered drainage systems, such as pipe, manholes and catch basins.
Job Summary
Working under the direction of a Senior Engineer, the Civil Engineering Designer will learn to be responsible for designing precast/prestressed concrete elements for various construction projects. As a member of the Engineering team, the ideal candidate should have familiarity with structural engineering principles and construction practices and must be comfortable interacting with internal teams. This position requires high attention to detail, reading specifications, and architectural and structural drawings to ensure the precast design meets contract requirements. In general, this is a position where guidelines, structure, and established procedures must be followed closely.
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