Bridge Engineering Senior Manager Vancouver (British Columbia)

Bridge Engineering Senior Manager Vancouver (British Columbia)

24 Aug
|
Hatch
|
British Columbia

24 Aug

Hatch

British Columbia

Join Hatch as a Senior Manager and lead bridge engineering initiatives in Vancouver, BC. Drive high-impact urban infrastructure projects with a focus on safety, innovation, and quality execution.

This role is designed for seasoned professionals passionate about infrastructure development. You will oversee bridge and structural engineering projects, providing project management and technical leadership for diverse teams. Your insights will shape the future of transportation solutions across multiple sectors.

Key Responsibilities:
• Manage bridge projects ensuring compliance with engineering standards
• Deliver project scopes, schedules, and budgets effectively
• Mentor junior engineers and enhance team skillsets




• Conduct thorough reviews of design documents and technical reports
• Facilitate client engagement and business development efforts

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering focus
• Registered Skilled Engineer in British Columbia
• Minimum 10 years of consulting experience in bridge projects
• Familiarity with Canadian engineering codes
• Proven ability to lead successful multidisciplinary teams

Shape the future of infrastructure with your expertise at Hatch, where your leadership will be integral to project success.
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📌 Bridge Engineering Senior Manager Vancouver (British Columbia)
🏢 Hatch
📍 British Columbia

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