Dam Safety Engineer - Hybrid Position (British Columbia)

Dam Safety Engineer - Hybrid Position (British Columbia)

17 Oct
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British Columbia Public Service Careers
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British Columbia

17 Oct

British Columbia Public Service Careers

British Columbia

Take on a pivotal role as a Dam Safety Engineer with BC Public Service in Kamloops, BC. This hybrid position emphasizes professional engineering expertise and dam safety oversight across multiple locations.

The Dam Safety Section is hiring a Designated Professional Engineer (LSO 3) to provide leadership in dam safety regulation. You'll collaborate with a skilled team overseeing 2,000 dams, ensuring public and environmental safety. The position demands interaction with various experts and includes compliance enforcement for non-compliant dam owners.

Key Responsibilities:
• Regulate dam safety under the Water Sustainability Act
• Provide engineering expertise and safety leadership
• Collaborate with government partners and experts




• Review professional engineering reports and proposals
• Support compliance and enforcement activities

Requirements:
• Eligible for registration as a Skilled Engineer or Geoscientist
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in relevant engineering fields
• 3-5 years of related experience
• Valid BC Class 5 Driver’s Licence
• Willingness to travel and work in diverse conditions

Drive public safety as a leader in dam regulation and engineering expertise with BC Public Service.
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📌 Dam Safety Engineer - Hybrid Position (British Columbia)
🏢 British Columbia Public Service Careers
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