Apply hydrology and hydraulics expertise as an Intermediate Water Crossings Engineer supporting Enbridge pipeline programs. Work in an office workplace with occasional North American travel.
As Enbridge’s Geohazard Intermediate Engineer, you will address hydrotechnical hazards affecting pipelines in rivers and coastal environments. Your work uses open-channel flow, fluvial geomorphology, numerical assessment techniques, and engineering tools. You will support pipeline integrity and risk-management decisions through detailed assessments and mitigation designs.

Key Responsibilities

Plan and implement programs managing water-related pipeline hazardsAssess hydrological, hydraulic,



and fluvial pipeline conditionsDevelop analyses and practical mitigation designsPerform structural and fitness-for-service engineering assessmentsProvide technical guidance to Pipeline Integrity engineersRequirements:
Bachelor’s degree in civil or geological engineeringFour or more years of water resources experienceExperience with open-channel flow or fluvial geomorphologyAlberta APEGA P.
Eng. registration, or United States PE preferredStrong analytical, communication, and project-management skillsBring hydrotechnical engineering, geohazard analysis, and pipeline integrity expertise to Enbridge’s water-crossings programs across North America.

📌 Intermediate Water Crossings Engineer (Canada)
🏢 National Asset Mgmt
📍 Canada