The Forensic Structural Engineer will be responsible for evaluating building and infrastructure performance, determining root causes of failures or damage, and preparing defensible technical reports. Work may include residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional structures.

Key responsibilities include:

Conduct forensic investigations related to structural failures, damage, or deficiencies

Perform site inspections following events such as fires, floods, windstorms, impacts, or construction-related issues

Analyze structural systems including concrete, steel, timber, and masonry

Review drawings, specifications, construction records, and maintenance histories

Determine cause, origin, and extent of damage

Prepare clear, concise engineering reports and technical documentation

Communicate findings to clients, insurers, legal counsel, contractors, and other stakeholders





Provide repair recommendations and remediation guidance

Participate in meetings, mediations, and depositions as required

Support litigation matters, including expert testimony (depending on experience level)

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering

5+ years of experience in structural engineering

Solid knowledge of structural design principles and building systems

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Ability to conduct field work and site inspections

Please express your interest in the above position by applying to the posting. If you have an interest in the forensic engineering space and are Alberta-based, we would love to hear from you!

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📌 Forensic Engineer (Alberta)
🏢 Klopp Richards & Associates
📍 Alberta