Civil Engineer in Training at Onsite Engineering (British Columbia)

Civil Engineer in Training at Onsite Engineering (British Columbia)

08 Sep
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Onsite Engineering
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British Columbia

08 Sep

Onsite Engineering

British Columbia

Launch your engineering career with Onsite Engineering as a Civil Engineer in Training. This role involves hands-on fieldwork and collaborative project support across diverse natural resources projects.

As a new member of our team, you will report to the Senior Manager and assist in all aspects of civil engineering. Your responsibilities will include site investigations, bridge inspections, and report preparation. This position offers considerable opportunities for professional growth in a dynamic workplace with seasoned engineers.

Key Responsibilities:
• Assist civil and geotechnical engineers on project tasks
• Conduct thorough site investigations and bridge inspections
• Prepare comprehensive reports for diverse projects




• Support site surveying using total station and RTK GPS
• Collaborate in project management and contract administration

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Geological, or Forest Engineering
• Eligible for EIT registration with EGBC
• Strong technical analysis and writing skills
• Physically fit for outdoor site work
• Willingness to learn and work independently

Elevate your engineering skills through practical experience and mentorship at Onsite Engineering.
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📌 Civil Engineer in Training at Onsite Engineering (British Columbia)
🏢 Onsite Engineering
📍 British Columbia

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