Structural Bridge Engineer in Training

CBCL Limited; Fredericton; On-site; CAD 65,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental benefits

Pension plan

Vacation allowance

Parental leave top-up

Health spending account

Wellness incentive

Education subsidies

Volunteer incentive

Transit subsidy

Flexible hours and locations

Overtime pay

Mentoring opportunities

Job summary

CBCL Limited is seeking an early-career Structural Bridge Engineer in Training to join our team in Halifax, Nova Scotia, or Fredericton, New Brunswick. You will develop expertise in bridge design, analysis, and construction under the guidance of senior engineers.

Responsibilities include assisting with design, evaluations, field data collection, technical deliverables, and collaboration across geotechnical, highway, civil, water resources, environmental teams, with opportunities to explore new

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering and eligibility for EIT registration.
• Interest in bridge design, analysis, and construction with CHBDC CAN/CSA S6 knowledge.
• Analytical problem solving and ability to work with multidisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Assist with analysis and design of new bridge projects under senior engineers.
• Support evaluations and condition assessments of existing bridges.
• Participate in site visits and inspections to collect data.
• Prepare technical deliverables, design calculations, drawings, and cost estimates.
• Collaborate with geotechnical, highway, civil, water resources, and environmental teams.
• Develop bespoke designs and new tools, exploring AI and advanced analysis workflows.

Skills

Structural engineering

Analytical mindset

Collaborative communicator

Organized and detail-oriented

Motivated learner

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering

Eligible for Engineer‑in‑Training registration

Job description

CBCL Limited is a dynamic engineering and environmental consulting firm. We are offering an early‑career Structural Bridge Engineer in Training position in either Halifax, Nova Scotia, or Fredericton, New Brunswick. The role is designed for engineers eager to develop technical expertise and advance their knowledge in bridge design, analysis, and construction.

Responsibilities

• Support Design Work: Assist with the analysis and design of new bridge and structural projects under the guidance of senior engineers.
• Contribute to Evaluations: Support structural evaluations and condition assessments of existing bridges and related infrastructure.
• Gain Field Experience: Participate in site visits and inspections to collect data, observe existing conditions, and support construction‑phase services.
• Prepare Technical Deliverables: Assist with technical reports, design calculations, drawings, specifications, and estimates of probable cost.
• Collaborate Across Disciplines: Work closely with in‑house disciplines, including geotechnical, highway, civil, water resources, coastal, environmental, cost estimation, climate change, mechanical, and electrical teams.
• Innovate: Work with teammates to develop bespoke designs, new tools and efficient workflows utilizing computer programming, AI and advanced analysis software.
• Build Technical Skills: Learn and apply current design codes, standards, software, and internal quality processes while contributing to high‑quality project delivery.

Qualifications

• A bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering is required, with registration or eligibility for registration as an Engineer‑in‑Training with a provincial Engineering Association.
• Up to four years of relevant structural engineering experience, including exposure to bridge engineering, structural design, inspection, or construction, is considered an asset.
• Strong understanding of structural engineering principles and an interest in designing and constructability of bridges, and current design codes such as CHBDC (CAN/CSA S6).
• Analytical mindset with the ability to solve technical problems thoughtfully, apply engineering judgment, and seek guidance when needed.
• Collaborative communicator with strong communication skills for working with engineers, technologists, drafting personnel, and multidisciplinary project teams.
• Organized and detail‑oriented, capable of managing tasks, maintaining attention to detail, and contributing to project schedules and deliverables.
• Motivated learner, eager to grow technical expertise through project work, mentorship, and ongoing professional development.

Benefits

• A competitive compensation package commence on first day of employment:
  • Comprehensive health and dental benefits
  • CAAT Defined Benefit Pension Plan with employer contributions
  • Generous vacation allowance commensurate with experience
• Maternity or Parental leave top‑up
• Health spending account
• Wellness incentive
• Membership dues reimbursement
• Education and lifelong learning subsidization
• Community volunteering incentive
• Employee Family Assistance Program
• Public transit subsidy
• Flexible hours and locations to support work/life balance
• Paid overtime and banked time‑in‑lieu for future use
• Diverse team with wide range of experience and expertise
• Exposure to a variety of projects
• Support to develop skills and pursue projects related to your interests
• Collaboration across multiple disciplines and levels of expertise
• Mentoring opportunities for personal and professional growth
• Central offices in Atlantic Canada and Ottawa
• Access to training opportunities ranging from technical development to leadership skills
• Competitive salary: $65,000‑$80,000 annually, depending on experience

CBCL Limited is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible workplace for all employees and welcomes individuals from diverse backgrounds. Those requiring accommodations during the recruitment or interview process may request assistance.