Civil Marine Engineer

AECOM Western Canada is hiring a Multi-discipline Civil/Structural Engineer to support the design and delivery of structures, grading, drainage, utilities, and related civil infrastructure for ports and marine projects. The successful candidate will contribute to multidisciplinary projects through various phases of design and construction, working under the guidance of senior engineers and technical specialists.

• Prepare civil/structural design drawings, calculations, specifications, and technical documentation for ports, marine terminals, and waterfront infrastructure projects.

• Support the design and development of technical specifications, design criteria and intent, constructability reviews and staging plans for new and rehab structural projects for ports, marine terminals and waterfront infrastructure projects.

• Prepare and review grading, drainage, site development, foundation, and structural designs for port and terminal facilities.
• Support the design of site grading, stormwater drainage, roads, access areas, and underground utility systems.
• Assist with utility design and coordination, including stormwater, sanitary sewer, water, and other site services.
• Develop civil design models, surfaces, alignments, profiles, corridors, pipe networks, and quantity calculations using AutoCAD and Civil 3D.
• Support civil/structural design activities from concept development through detailed design and construction.
• Coordinate grading, drainage, and utility designs with existing site conditions and proposed marine, structural, geotechnical, mechanical, electrical, and environmental works.
• Assist with utility conflict identification, resolution, and coordination with project teams and relevant stakeholders.

• Develop and review detailed structural and civil models using AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Revit, and Navisworks.
• Delivering the analysis, development, and implementation of structural designs for ports/marine terminal and intermodal facilities projects involving conceptual, preliminary, and detailed designs.
• Supporting structural assessments including, condition, load capacity, service life,  rehabilitation and functional needs, life cycle costing, and renewal options analysis including having the ability to travel province wide to assess ports/marine infrastructure.

• Apply applicable Canadian codes, standards, municipal requirements, and project specifications including relevant port, marine, seismic and structural design requirements under the guidance of senior engineers.
• Work with project managers, engineers, designers, and other project team members to produce accurate and technically sound deliverables.
• Participate in design reviews, constructability assessments, risk evaluations, and project coordination meetings.
• Maintain deliverable registers, revision control, and quality documentation for assigned work.
• Address review comments and incorporate feedback into drawings, calculations, and other technical deliverables.
• Support site investigations, construction activities, and field reviews as required.

• Providing engineering services during construction and project close out with record drawings.
• Providing field reviews and/or coordinate site construction activities ensuring compliance with construction contract documents and design intents.
• Implementing corporate policies related to quality management, risk assessment and sustainable legacies while supporting AECOM’s vision, values, and key business development priorities.
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