Role Overview
The Intermediate Civil Engineer will provide civil and structural engineering design services and discipline-lead support for projects undertaken by HOCS Projects. Most assignments will involve small to medium-sized brownfield projects within the Oil & Gas industry. This role will support projects throughout all phases of execution, with responsibility for civil and structural engineering, technical deliverables, multi-disciplinary coordination, and maintaining the quality, schedule, and budget requirements of assigned engineering scopes.

Key Responsibilities
Civil & Structural Engineering

Engineering & Design: Perform civil and structural engineering for steel structures, equipment foundations, pipe supports, and minor site development and site preparation work throughout all project phases.

Technical Deliverables: Prepare design calculations, drawings, specifications, and other civil/structural engineering documentation.

Engineering Packages: Prepare and contribute to Design Basis Memoranda (DBMs), Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) reports, Construction Work Packages (CWPs), and other technical documentation.

Technical Reviews: Review drawings, calculations, specifications, vendor documents, and other engineering deliverables.

Codes & Standards: Ensure technical deliverables comply with applicable client requirements, HOCS procedures, engineering codes, industry standards, and regulatory requirements.

Technical Quality: Maintain the accuracy, completeness, and overall technical quality of civil and structural engineering deliverables.

Discipline Leadership & Coordination

Discipline Leadership: Lead a small civil/structural discipline team with guidance and support from senior leadership.

Multi-Disciplinary Coordination: Coordinate with other engineering disciplines, clients, vendors, and contractors to support effective project execution.

Technical Guidance: Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior engineers, designers, and technologists.

Continuous Improvement: Support quality management, continuous improvement initiatives,



and the development of engineering procedures and standards.

Project Planning & Controls

Scope Execution: Deliver assigned engineering scopes within established project schedules, budgets, and man-hour targets.

Material Take-Offs: Prepare material take-offs (MTOs) to support engineering, procurement, and project planning.

Engineering Estimates: Prepare engineering estimates and order-of-magnitude construction cost estimates.

Work Management: Organize and manage multiple engineering assignments and priorities while maintaining project requirements and deadlines.

Field & Project Support

Site Visits: Participate in site visits, field investigations, existing-condition assessments, and construction support activities as required.

Brownfield Support: Assist with field verification and the assessment of existing facilities to support the development and integration of brownfield designs.

Site Safety: Travel to remote project sites and comply with all applicable client and site-specific health and safety requirements.

Qualifications & Requirements
Education & Qualified Registration

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering from a recognized institution.

Professional Registration: Registered as a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) with APEGA, or registered in another Canadian jurisdiction and eligible to obtain registration with APEGA within three months of employment.

Driver’s Licence: Valid driver’s licence and the ability to travel to project sites as required.

Work Authorization: Must be legally entitled to work in Canada.

Experience

Industry Experience: Relevant civil/structural engineering experience within the Oil & Gas, petrochemical, chemical processing, or a comparable industrial sector.





Technical Experience: Experience preparing and reviewing engineering calculations, drawings, specifications, reports, and construction work packages.

Civil/Structural Knowledge: Sound knowledge of structural steel, reinforced concrete, foundation, and civil/site design.

Codes & Standards: Working knowledge of applicable Canadian engineering codes, industry standards, construction practices, and regulatory requirements.

Technical Skills

Structural Analysis: Proficiency in RISA-3D or comparable structural analysis software.

Design Tools: Proficiency with 2D and 3D CAD applications.

Microsoft Office: Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications.

Communication: Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to communicate effectively with colleagues, clients, vendors, and contractors.

Organization: Strong organizational and time-management skills with the ability to manage multiple assignments and priorities.

Problem Solving: Sound technical judgment with strong decision-making, analytical, and problem-solving abilities.

Skills & Attributes

Quality Focus: Strong attention to detail and a commitment to producing accurate, high-quality engineering work.

Initiative: Self-motivated, adaptable, and capable of working independently while taking ownership of assigned responsibilities.

Teamwork: Positive and professional, with strong interpersonal skills and a collaborative mindset.

Supportive Approach: Willing to support colleagues and take initiative when project needs extend beyond assigned responsibilities.

Professionalism: Demonstrates integrity, ethical judgment, accountability, and professionalism.

Continuous Learning: Committed to continuous learning and willing to apply and share new knowledge and skills.

Health & Safety: Committed to workplace health and safety and to protecting the public and the environment.

Site Readiness: Able and willing to travel to project sites and comply with applicable client and site-specific safety requirements.

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📌 Intermediate Civil Structural Engineer (Alberta)
🏢 HOCS Projects
📍 Alberta