Geotechnical Engineer / Terrain Stability Specialist

CCI Inc; Town of Cochrane; On-site; CAD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

A multi-disciplinary engineering firm is seeking a Geotechnical Engineer to conduct Terrain Stability Assessments and oversee geotechnical drilling activities. The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's degree in Civil or Geological Engineering and at least 4 years of consulting experience. This full-time position combines both office and fieldwork, with competitive salary and benefits offered.

Benefits

Competitive industry salary

Extended health benefits

Flexible work environment

Career development resources

Qualifications

• Minimum 4 years of geotechnical consulting experience required.
• Experience with pipeline geotechnics and slope stability is an asset.
• Registered Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) in BC (EGBC) is necessary.

Responsibilities

• Plan and conduct Terrain Stability Assessments for development projects.
• Supervise geotechnical drilling and sampling programs.
• Assist in preparing geotechnical reports.

Skills

Geotechnical consulting

Teamwork

Communication

Organizational skills

Willingness to learn

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Geological Engineering

Master’s degree

Tools

ArcGIS

Job description

Geotechnical Engineer / Terrain Stability Specialist

CCI Inc. is a leading multi-disciplinary engineering firm offering services in Pipeline & Facility Engineering, Geotechnical, Construction Management, Environmental, Forestry, Planning & Reclamation, Well pads & Access Roads, and Pipeline Integrity. Since 2004, we have established ourselves as experts in Trenchless Technology and Open-Cut pipeline construction methods. We are a driving force in the continuing advancement of trenchless installations.

Apply to the position of Geotechnical Engineer in Kimberley, Fort St. John, or Prince George locations.

CCI Core Values

• Operate with Integrity
• Service With Intention
• Commitment, Collaboration, Innovation

As CCI Inc. has been named one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies for the 12th year in a row, now is the best time to join our winning team!

Summary of Position

This position involves field and office work related to geotechnical investigation and instrumentation activities. Responsibilities include Terrain Stability Assessments (TSAs) in accordance with EGBC guidelines, supervision of geotechnical drilling/sampling, data analysis, and assisting in preparing project proposals and reports.

Location: Prince George, Kimberley, or Fort St. John, BC

Accountabilities

1. Plan, manage, and conduct Terrain Stability Assessments for cutblock and road development projects.
2. Supervise and perform geotechnical drilling/sampling using various techniques, including solid/hollow stem augers, mud/air rotary, ODEX, and coring, for ground-supported and helicopter-supported drilling programs. Field work as required.
3. Conduct site visits to assess drilling equipment access to planned borehole locations.
4. Install geotechnical instrumentation, analyze data, and assist with reporting.
5. Assist in preparing geotechnical reports.
6. Contribute to geotechnical analysis and design for facilities such as pump stations, compressor stations, and valve sites, focusing on foundation and site development.
7. Provide expertise in slope stability assessment (rock and soil) and suggest solutions.
8. Manage geotechnical scope for various projects, ensuring deadlines are met.
9. Maintain effective relationships with clients, contractors, staff, and other stakeholders.

Qualifications

1. Minimum 4 years of geotechnical consulting experience.
2. Experience with pipeline geotechnics, road design, slope stability, and instrumentation monitoring is a strong asset.
3. Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Geological Engineering; a Master’s degree is a plus.
4. Experience with ArcGIS is advantageous.
5. Registered Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) in BC (EGBC).
6. Excellent communication and teamwork skills, positive attitude.
7. Detail-oriented with strong organizational skills.
8. Willingness to learn and assume additional responsibilities.
9. Valid driver’s license with a clean record.
10. Ability to travel to remote locations and work in the field periodically.

Why Join Us

1. Participate in transformative projects across multiple disciplines.
2. Work with a dedicated, collaborative team.
3. Access ongoing training and career development resources.
4. Contribute to projects aligned with CCI’s mission of integrity, collaboration, and innovation.

Benefits

1. Competitive industry salary, extended health benefits, and RRSP plans.
2. Support for professional development and dues payment.
3. Flexible work environment with opportunities for career advancement.

Work Environment

1. Full-time position.
2. Combination of office and fieldwork as required.