Apply By: Monday, October 26, :59 pm EDT

Engineering Associate - Early Professional Experience Required

Transportation Infrastructure Management Division, Design and Engineering Branch and Standards and Contracts Branch and Major Highways Projects Division

City

Kingston, London, North Bay, North York, St Catharines, Thunder Bay, Toronto

Jump-start your engineering career at the Ministry of Transportation by taking pride in strengthening Ontario, its places, and its people

About the program

Please note: This prospect is designed for early-career engineering professionals who graduated more than two years ago and are progressing toward their P.Eng. designation. This is not a new graduate role.

Whether in Thunder Bay located on the north shore of Lake Superior, under the protective watch of the Sleeping Giant, nestled by Lake Nipissing in North Bay , in London , nick-named Forest City for its 7 million trees, in Canada's first capital of Kingston , in St. Catharines , nick-named Garden City or in Toronto , a part of the multicultural and diverse neighbourhoods of Canada's largest city, numerous opportunities are available.

The ministry provides exciting opportunities for goal-orientated, proactive problem-solvers, seeking rewarding engineering careers, working with leading edge technology, and making meaningful contributions towards the planning, design, engineering, construction, asset management and maintenance and operation of Ontario's provincial transportation infrastructure.

We offer formal and informal learning and development opportunities where you will be working exclusively in Engineering Project Delivery supporting in-house or outsourced project management,



preliminary design and detail design functions under the supervision and mentorship of professional engineers.

About the job

In this position, you will:

- Gain the remaining 12-18 months experience you require to obtain your Professional Engineering accreditation.
- Progress in your career while taking on increasingly challenging projects.

NOTE

- This position requires regular independent business travel within a region, to various job sites, and potentially across the province for professional development, meetings and training.
- Work-related travel expenses, and if required, assignment specific relocation costs and temporary living expenditures will be covered by the Ministry of Transportation for the duration of the rotational assignment and in accordance with the Ontario Public Service's Travel, Meal and Hospitality Expenses Directive.

Please Note

We are offering positions at different locations across the province determined based on operational needs. Please indicate below in the pre-screening questions which location(s) you are applying for.

Mandatory requirements

- You must have completed a bachelor's degree in an engineering program accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) or a bachelor's degree on Professional Engineers Ontario's Recognized Programs List prior to 2024,



supplemented by having completed a technical exam program (if required) prior to submitting your job application for this position.
- This degree will have provided you with knowledge in geotechnical, traffic management, transportation, structural, construction and/or materials engineering specialties to qualify for the technical and educational requirements for professional licensing with Professional Engineers of Ontario (PEO).
- You must be within 12-18 months of applying for your P. Eng license with PEO, on track to meet all PEO's application requirements , except for the full experience requirement.
- A valid driver's license or equivalent as recognized by the province of Ontario.

Analytical, Problem-Solving Skills and Judgement

- You are able to interpret data from a variety of sources, apply design, and resolve problems that arise during construction.
- You are able to contribute to the development of innovative design, construction staging and foresee adverse impacts of designs.
- You are able to analyze relationships among several parts of a problem or situation and make causal links.
- You are able to draw on your own experience, knowledge, and expertise to provide the best response in a critical or urgent situation.

Communication Skills

- You have oral communication and active listening skills to explain complex policies, procedures and techniques, to help ensure information is understood.
- You have written communication skills to accurately document information and prepare reports.
- You have written and oral communication skills to prepare and present presentation material related to the e

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