Engineer for Highway and Bridge Projects (Nova Scotia)

Engineer for Highway and Bridge Projects (Nova Scotia)

28 Aug
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Government of Nova Scotia
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Nova Scotia

28 Aug

Government of Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia

Step into a rewarding career as a Project Engineer with the Nova Scotia Public Works Department in Port Hawkesbury. Your role will coordinate bridge and highway projects, ensuring safety and compliance from concept through execution.

As part of the Highway Programs Division, you will manage contractors and oversee projects outdoors in various weather conditions. Your engineering expertise will be key to assessing field conditions and implementing effective improvements in highway design, directly benefiting the community. This role offers a unique blend of technical and leadership responsibilities.

Key Responsibilities:
• Manage bridge and highway construction contracts
• Supervise pre-engineering and survey activities
• Create accurate cost and quantity estimates




• Ensure adherence to safety standards and regulations
• Liaise with public agencies and stakeholders

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering required
• Registered Engineer-in-Training with Engineers Nova Scotia
• Technical expertise in highway maintenance and safety legislation
• Proficient with Microsoft Suite and engineering software
• Proven leadership and communication skills

Elevate your engineering career while playing a pivotal role in improving Nova Scotia's road infrastructure.
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📌 Engineer for Highway and Bridge Projects (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Government of Nova Scotia
📍 Nova Scotia

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