Building Envelope Engineer-in-Training (Alberta)

Building Envelope Engineer-in-Training (Alberta)

01 Nov
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Williams Engineering Canada
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Alberta

01 Nov

Williams Engineering Canada

Alberta

Build expertise in curtain walls, waterproofing, roofing, and heat, air, and moisture transfer as a Building Envelope Engineer-in-Training. Remote work is supported.
Williams Engineering Canada seeks an Engineer-in-Training to support building envelope services under supervision. You will assist with inspections, investigations, design reviews, specifications, and technical reports. The work also involves coordinating with consultants, contractors, clients, and internal teammates while developing practical understanding of construction assessments and standards.
Key Responsibilities: Inspect curtain wall, window wall, windows, and insulation systems
Assess waterproofing, roofing, stucco, EIFS, and parkades
Review heat, air, and moisture movement through envelopes




Participate in client discussions and coordinate project partners
Gain exposure to reserve fund studies and specifications
Requirements: Engineering bachelor’s degree and provincial EIT status
Progress toward qualified engineering registration
Understanding of construction inspections and building envelope systems
Ability to read technical building envelope drawings
Valid Class 5 driver’s licence
Strengthen building envelope practice through field services, investigations, reporting, and coordinated technical work at Williams Engineering Canada.

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📌 Building Envelope Engineer-in-Training (Alberta)
🏢 Williams Engineering Canada
📍 Alberta

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