Engineer & Survey Tech

Description:

As the Engineering and Survey Technician, you conduct a broad range of surveying and engineering related duties in conjunction with the administration, maintenance and construction of Provincial highways and bridges. You will be working within both the Construction Division and the Maintenance & Operations Division.

You will assist with contract supervision and supervision of a crew, preparation of right-of-way plans, and calculation of vertical and horizontal control for roads and bridges. You will also collect, compile and present data collected during your field work and determine quantities of materials for use on projects. The data you collect directly supports the development and construction of various projects through the District.

Primary Accountabilities

In this role, your focus will be assisting the Project Engineer in facilitating the Capital Program. You will also be responsible for:

• assisting with contract administration;
• collecting, compiling and presenting data collected during field work;
• determining quantities of materials for use on projects;
• assisting supervisors and managers with project planning, designs, permitting and oversight;
• conducting field surveys to confirm property, highway and project boundaries; and
• assisting in supervising staff and contractors on construction sites.

Most of your time will be spent outside in various weather conditions on heavily travelled roads or in rough, isolated areas on construction sites.

Qualifications and Experience

Graduation from a two (2) year Survey or Civil Technology course is required.

Frequent travel throughout your assigned area is a component of this position; as such, you must have a valid driver's license and access to a reliable motor vehicle.

As the ideal candidate, you:

• are a self-motivated individual who works well independently with minimal supervision;
• participate fully as an effective team player;
• are experienced with current AutoCAD™ software packages designed for use in a surveying or engineering environment;
• are familiar with the Occupational Health and Safety Act, Regulations, and safe working practices; and
• have experience in the use of spreadsheet software, word processing, and email applications.