Rail Infrastructure Co-op: Track Design & Transit Projects

AtkinsRéalis; Vancouver; On-site; CAD 36,000 - 37,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working culture

Training and development

Job summary

AtkinsRéalis is seeking a Rail Infrastructure Co-op Student for Winter 2027 in Toronto, ON. You will support trackwork engineers, prepare alignment drawings, yard layouts and ductbank routing, and participate in site visits to ensure design integrity.

Ideal candidates are pursuing Civil, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering and familiar with TCRP 155 and AREMA standards. The role offers a hybrid working culture with learning opportunities and competitive compensation.

Qualifications

• Pursuing degree in Civil, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering.
• Familiarity with Track Design Handbook (TCRP 155).
• Knowledge of AREMA alignment/trackwork design.
• Awareness of EN/AS or other international standards in alignment/trackwork.
• Self-motivated, collaborative and adaptable.
• Understanding transit environment in Canada for safe operation.

Responsibilities

• Assist Trackwork Engineers and EITs in producing designs and construction documentation.
• Create rail alignment, trackplan, schematic and cross-section drawings.
• Develop yard layouts, sections, and track clearance envelopes.
• Draft ductbank, cable routing, welfare and guideway lighting drawings.
• Attend site visits to support design and construction activities.
• Conduct analyses to address design issues and optimize solutions.
• Use CAD and 3D software to deliver design solutions.

Skills

Self-motivated

Team player

Adaptable

Attention to detail

Education

Current student pursuing Civil, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering

Tools

Track Design Handbook (TCRP 155)

AREMA alignment/trackwork

Job description

AtkinsRéalis is seeking a Rail Infrastructure Co-op Student for Winter 2027 in Toronto, ON. You will support trackwork engineers, prepare alignment drawings, yard layouts and ductbank routing, and participate in site visits to ensure design integrity.

Ideal candidates are pursuing Civil, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering and familiar with TCRP 155 and AREMA standards. The role offers a hybrid working culture with learning opportunities and competitive compensation.