Structural Engineer

TBC Fabrication; Richelieu; On-site; CAD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Social activities for employees

Equal access to employment program

Job summary

TBC Fabrication in Quebec is seeking a Structural Engineer to design enclosure structures and calculate loads, ensuring safety and compliance throughout product implementation.

You will model projects using SolidWorks or Revit, optimize connections, review drawings, and work with cross-functional teams to integrate structural systems while adhering to Canadian building standards.

Qualifications

• University degree in engineering with a specialization in structural engineering.
• Member of the OIQ.
• Minimum of 3 years of experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Knowledge of Canadian building standards and structural design codes.

Responsibilities

• Design enclosures and structural elements according to specifications and safety standards.
• Perform load, force and strength calculations to ensure structural integrity.
• Model projects using SolidWorks or Revit, considering technical and environmental constraints.
• Design and optimize connection details for strength and durability.
• Review, sign and seal drawings to certify compliance with standards.
• Provide technical support for product implementation with production teams, suppliers and clients.
• Collaborate with engineers from other disciplines for smooth integration of structural systems.
• Ensure all designs and installations comply with safety codes and industry standards.

Skills

Analytical skills

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Organizational skills

Education

Engineering degree (structural)

OIQ membership

Tools

SolidWorks

Revit

Job description

Reporting directly to the engineering director, the structural engineer will be responsible for designing the enclosure structures and calculating their loads, and for providing support during product implementation to ensure compliance and efficiency.

The role of our structural engineer:

Design enclosures and structural elements according to technical specifications and safety standards.

Perform accurate load, force and strength calculations to ensure structural integrity.

Model structural projects using SolidWorks or Revit, taking all technical and environmental constraints into account.

Design and optimize connection details to ensure the strength and durability of structures.

Review, sign and seal drawings to certify their compliance with current standards.

Act as technical support for product implementation, working with production teams, suppliers and clients to ensure an optimal installation.

Work closely with engineers from the other disciplines to ensure the smooth integration of structural systems.

Ensure that all designs and installations comply with safety codes and industry standards

University degree in engineering with a specialization in structural engineering.

Member of the OIQ.

Minimum of 3 years of experience in a manufacturing environment.

Proficiency in SolidWorks or Revit for modelling structural projects. Knowledge of Canadian building standards and structural design codes.

Thoroughness, attention to detail, ability to work in a team and an excellent sense of organization.

Analytical skills to diagnose and solve complex technical problems.

University

Diploma

Years of experience

3-5 years

FR: Advanced

EN: Intermediate

FR: Advanced

EN: Intermediate

Founded in 2023, TBC Fabrication is a Quebec manufacturer entirely dedicated to the industrialization of construction. By designing and manufacturing high value-added pre-assembled solutions, it is helping transform traditional construction methods by moving a significant share of mechanical and electrical work from the construction site to a controlled manufacturing environment.

Social activities for employees

TBC Fabrication supports the principle of employment equity and applies an equal access to employment program for women, Indigenous peoples, visible minorities, ethnic minorities and persons with disabilities.