Engineering Role In Bridge Projects Port Hawkesbury (Canada)

Engineering Role In Bridge Projects Port Hawkesbury (Canada)

30 Aug
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The Government of Nova Scotia
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Canada

30 Aug

The Government of Nova Scotia

Canada

Leverage your engineering skills as a Project Engineer in Port Hawkesbury with the Department of Public Works. Manage bridge and highway construction projects, balancing office duties with significant outdoor responsibilities. This role involves supervising key phases of contract management for bridge and highway works under the general supervision of the Construction Manager.

You will ensure that project goals meet departmental standards, leading outdoor assessments and maintaining public relations with community stakeholders. Your technical knowledge in engineering and safety protocols will be essential as you oversee diverse construction activities. Key Responsibilities:
Manage phases of bridge and highway construction




Carry out technical surveys and pre-engineering tasks
Develop cost estimates and manage budgets
Advise on construction improvements based on site conditions
Uphold safety and environmental compliance Requirements:
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering required
Licensed to Practice by Engineers Nova Scotia
Familiarity with Occupational Health and Safety protocols
Experienced in project management for construction
Solid oral and written communication skills Bring your expertise to enhance Nova Scotia’s infrastructure through impactful engineering.

📌 Engineering Role In Bridge Projects Port Hawkesbury (Canada)
🏢 The Government of Nova Scotia
📍 Canada

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