Role Responsibilities Key Responsibilities Lead utility coordination activities for highway and bridge infrastructure projects from planning through construction, ensuring timely project delivery and compliance with departmental standards.

Act as the primary liaison between project teams, engineering consultants, contractors, utility companies, and regulatory stakeholders on utility-related matters.

Identify, assess, and resolve conflicts between proposed transportation infrastructure and existing utility networks, minimizing project risks, delays, and costs.

Oversee utility investigations, documentation, relocation planning, and enabling agreements to ensure utilities are accurately located and coordinated prior to tendering and construction.

Review consultant reports, utility conflict analyses, and relocation strategies for compliance with departmental guidelines, industry standards, and best practices.

Support procurement and project delivery activities by contributing to project scopes, Terms of Reference, and the evaluation of consultant proposals related to subsurface utility engineering.





Build and maintain cooperative relationships with utility providers, industry partners, consultants, contractors, and government stakeholders to facilitate effective communication and project outcomes.

Lead stakeholder engagement initiatives, workshops, and discussions to improve utility coordination processes, agreements, and project delivery practices.

Provide technical guidance, training, and mentorship to project teams and consultants on utility coordination requirements, standards, and emerging industry practices.

Develop, maintain, and enhance utility coordination policies, standards, guidelines, and agreements to support continuous improvement and effective project delivery across the transportation network.

Prepare presentations, briefing materials, and technical recommendations for senior leadership, project teams, industry stakeholders, and external partners.

Represent the department on industry committees and working groups, contributing to the advancement of utility coordination practices and standards within the transportation sector.

📌 Project Utility Engineer (Edmonton)
🏢 Government of Alberta
📍 Edmonton