Summary Come help build the future, where our work makes the world work! GTA, Ontario
The I&M; Analyst is responsible for the real‑time surveillance and proactive analysis of geotechnical and structural instrumentation monitoring data. Manage a sophisticated suite of instrumentation to ensure site safety, data integrity and operational continuity. Make timely assessments and communicate effectively with stakeholders, distinguishing between false readings and true geotechnical movement.
Responsibilities Maintain continuous oversight of automated platforms tracking various geotechnical and structural instruments including ground monitoring points, utility points, vibrating wire piezometers, load cells, tiltmeters, electrolevel beams and inclinometers.
Perform immediate interpretation of incoming alerts to distinguish noise from genuine structural movement.
Escalate true exceedances and engage stakeholders through project‑specific response action plan protocols.
Issue formal notifications and concise technical briefings to site engineers and stakeholders regarding data anomalies and trend forecasts.
Diagnose sensor issues using basic electrical circuit knowledge.
Utilize monitoring data visualization platforms to monitor site health via overview plans, plots and data.
Conduct deep‑dive analysis of data trends to identify emerging patterns and provide proactive recommendations to mitigate potential failures before they reach trigger levels.
Synthesize information across disparate instrument types.
Provide required plots and data for monitoring reports.
Regularly review alarm configurations and assess their functionality.
Maintain flexibility to work on active construction sites and perform detailed physical inspections.
Conduct routine reviews of sensor health to identify drifting or failing instruments, coordinating with site teams for calibration or replacement.




Maintain rigorous records of site activities, instrument calibrations and compliance logs.
Proactively suggest dashboard optimizations and visualization enhancements to improve response time and clarity.
Requirements Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or a related data sciences field.
Expert ability to distinguish sensor noise/false positives from genuine geotechnical movement.
Good IT background with knowledge of data acquisition systems, server configurations and database management for monitoring platforms.
Technical understanding of electrical components, signal processing and vibrating wire technology, inclinometers and surveyed points.
Proven experience in data analysis and predictive modeling.
Ability to work on active construction sites to perform physical inspections and verify sensor installations against digital readings.
Availability to support a 24/7 integrated operations schedule, including nights, weekends and holiday shifts.
Ability to remain calm under pressure and make decisive, data‑driven assessments during review and alert scenarios.
Skilled at translating complex, high‑volume data sets into clear, actionable insights for non‑technical stakeholders.
Ability to travel periodically to remote job locations for select assignments.
What We Offer Expected base salary: $25.00 – $30.00 per year. Salary will depend on experience, qualifications, internal equity, work location and market expectations. Career growth and advancement opportunities.
Equal Chance Statement Green Infrastructure Partners Inc. “GIP”, is an equal‑opportunity employer and encourages women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities and members of visible minorities to apply. We seek to hire individuals with diverse characteristics, backgrounds and perspectives. GIP will provide accommodations to job applicants with disabilities throughout the recruitment process.

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📌 Instrumentation & Monitoring (I&M) Analyst (Ontario)
🏢 03101 GIP Construction & Materials
📍 Ontario