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Compensation $135000 - $160000 / year

Position Summary Reporting to the Project Director or designate, the Senior Railway Structures Engineer leads, directs, and exercises functional authority over all aspects of bridges, culverts, retaining walls, and any other load bearing structures including planning, organizing, budgeting, and cost reporting; ensures that the goals and objectives of each project are accomplished on schedule and within budget, and that quality and safety standards are met; directs staff in successfully accomplishing goals and objectives.

Primary/Essential Responsibilities and Duties

Is competent to perform any of the following functions as they apply to the particular engineering work to be performed: Determine the forces and stresses in railway bridge and culvert components; Prescribe safe loading conditions for railway bridges and culverts; Prescribe inspection and maintenance procedures for railway bridges and culverts; Design repairs and modifications to railway bridges and culverts;

Is technically competent to supervise the construction, modification or repair of a railway bridge, culvert, manhole or catch basin in conformance with specifications, plans and instructions applicable to the work to be performed.

Is able to authorize or restrict the operation of railway traffic over a bridge according to its immediate condition or state of repair.





Conducts or oversees field inspections of railway structures and preparation of the reports.

Reviews project proposals and plans to gain an understanding of the project requirements (time frame, budget, safety, quality, staffing, materials and equipment requirements) necessary to complete the assigned scope within the required timeframe.

Develops an execution plan that outlines staffing, materials, equipment, subcontracting, and other services that are necessary to deliver the assigned scope on time and within budget.

Verifies estimates based on detailed review of proposal specifications for the assigned scope.

Coordinates with other department managers to establish work plans and staffing for each phase of the assigned scope.

Develops and manages customer relationships and expectations, progress reports, communication, paperwork, representation during meetings, etc.

Maintains a dedication to safety at all times by acting as a role model, providing education and enforcing safe work practices, Company policies and procedures, implementing and monitoring safety programs.

Monitors and oversees onsite activities, quality, productivity, progress, and safety of employees and subcontractors.

Provides leadership and supervision to reporting staff, identifies goals and objectives, monitors and assesses performance, identifies training and development opportunities, provides ongoing coaching.





Oversees financial aspects of contracts related to the assigned scope.

Provides technical assistance and recommends construction methods and equipment for the assigned scope.

Anticipates potential roadblocks and develops solutions to prevent issues from arising; resolves any problems that may arise during execution of the assigned scope.

Performs other related duties as required.

Required Skills and Qualifications

Undergraduate degree in Civil, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering from an Accredited Canadian University (or approved equivalent).

Current registration as a Professional Engineer in Ontario or another Canadian Province in which they reside and or practice.

Minimum of 10 years of experience in railway operations with at least 5 years of experience in the railway infrastructure maintenance, construction, inspections, or design.

Thorough knowledge of railway industry practices, methods, processes, and standards and their impact on project activities.

Demonstrated experience applying knowledge of project accounting, project controls, contract management, subcontract management, safety, and quality.

Possession or willingness to complete essential safety training courses: First Aid, Hot Work, Work at Heights, Work in Confined Spaces, etc.

Possession or willingness to obtain Canadian Railway Operations Qualifications and Competencies: CROR, E-Railsafe, GEI, MORB, CWR, NETS, etc.

Proven knowledge of understanding and application of AREMA Manual for Railway Engineering Chapters 6,8,15 (training can be provided). In particular: Bridge Inspection Modules 1-6; Culverts & Storm Drains Inspection; Freight R

📌 Senior Railway Structures Manager (Winnipeg)
🏢 RailWorks
📍 Winnipeg