Public Works Project Engineer Role (Nova Scotia)

Public Works Project Engineer Role (Nova Scotia)

25 Aug
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Government of Nova Scotia
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Nova Scotia

25 Aug

Government of Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia

Take on a key role with the Public Works Department as a Project Engineer in Port Hawkesbury, focusing on bridge and highway projects. Your leadership will drive contract compliance and safety oversight throughout various construction phases.

The Project Engineer will operate under the guidance of the Construction Manager, directly impacting Nova Scotia's infrastructure. This position involves outdoor work, managing contractors, and ensuring that all construction activities meet department specifications. Your skilled skills will contribute significantly to highway maintenance and rehabilitation processes.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee all phases of highway and bridge construction
• Produce cost estimates and manage contracts effectively
• Conduct site surveys and engineering assessments




• Enforce Occupational Health and Safety measures
• Foster relationships with stakeholders and the public

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering required
• Engineers Nova Scotia registration as Engineer-in-Training
• Skilled in Microsoft Suite and engineering applications
• Familiarity with safety regulations and project management principles
• Excellent communication and planning capabilities

Leverage your engineering talent to shape the future of Nova Scotia's roads as a Project Engineer.
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📌 Public Works Project Engineer Role (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Government of Nova Scotia
📍 Nova Scotia

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