Role ResponsibilitiesDesign & Technical Delivery:Produce road designs using RoadEng (or equivalent road engineering software), balancing constructability, cost, and terrain constraints.Complete terrain stability assessments (TSAs) in accordance with FRPA, the tiered assessment framework, and current provincial guidance.Prepare bridge site plans and supporting design documentation for forestry and resource access crossings.Develop practical, fit-for-purpose designs that are field-constructable, avoiding unnecessary over-engineering.Produce and supervise the production of accurate professional deliverables with attention to quality, time, and cost parameters, both independently and in a team environment.Quality AssuranceCollaborate on, improve, and maintain Regional Quality Assurance and Quality Control through Strategic's Quality Management System.Perform and/or audit field and office work to professional standards, including compiling field data into useful reports and recommendations.Maintain responsibility for the content and quality of personal work.Ensure complete, high-quality, timely, and accurate packaging of deliverable products to project-specific standards.Report on project completion status or significant issues, offering options to address them.Professional EngagementSupport in administering external contractors, including conducting assessments on quality of work and level of payment as required.Ensure compliance with all statutory safety and professional standards legislation.Ensure complete and accurate field data gathering by self and field teams as required.Ensure effective communication methods (radio, etc.) with crew, transportation providers, and others in the area.Technical LeadershipAssist and support in the creation, auditing, and oversight of Strategic's technical policies and procedures related to civil design, road engineering, and terrain stability.Support cross-regionally as needed with technical skills as a subject matter expert or professional resource on project, time,



or cost analysis.Utilize technical skills to support project bids and proposals for timelines, quality, costs, and requirements.TrainingParticipate in the training and mentorship of coworkers, sharing work experience and improving their technical skills.Be part of a committee to review Strategic's training policies, procedures, SOJTs, and training content yearly and recommend required changes.Reports RelationshipsFunctionally Reports to:Regional ManagerRole RequirementsGeneral RequirementsKnowledge and experience in a natural resource sectorThe ability to have an entrepreneurial drive and mindset while balancing that within a cooperative organizationAn effective communicatorAbility to travel within the Strategic regions for work as requiredParticipate in camp shifts as requiredAttend and participate in industry conferences, workshops, trade shows as requiredMaintain professional image at work and within the companyMaintain personal accountability for content and quality of work for self and teamWork in adverse weather conditions and steep, brushy terrain as required.Travel safely by truck, boat, ATV, float plane, and helicopter without issue.Class 5 driver's license requiredQualificationsProfessional designation in British Columbia required: P.Eng., RPF, or CET (or eligibility for registration)Demonstrated experience in road design, including use of RoadEng or equivalent road engineering softwareExperience completing terrain stability assessments (TSAs)Experience preparing bridge site plansA track record of practical, constructable design work suited to forestry and resource access contextsProject management experience would be an assetExperience10+ years experience in resource development, civil construction, infrastructure development or related field,Experience with RoadEng or equivalent road design softwareExperience in terrain stability assessments and bridge site plans is an assetGeotechnical investigations, hazard assessments, and foundation design is an assetProject management and leadership experience #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Civil Designer (Campbell River)
🏢 Strategic Natural Resource Group
📍 Campbell River