Structural Engineer Marine Infrastructure (St. Catharines)

Structural Engineer Marine Infrastructure (St. Catharines)

06 Nov
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WSP in Canada
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St. Catharines

06 Nov

WSP in Canada

St. Catharines

Design marine infrastructure with WSP using structural engineering expertise in concrete, steel, and heavy civil structures. Work from St. Catharines or Quebec.

As a Structural Engineer on WSP's Ports, Marine & Coastal team, you will contribute to Canadian marine infrastructure projects. Apply structural principles across marine, coastal, and port assets while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Your work will support practical solutions for resilient, long-term asset performance.

Key Responsibilities:

- Design and assess marine, coastal, and port infrastructure projects
- Apply principles to concrete, steel, and heavy civil structures
- Prepare technical calculations, reports, drawings, and specifications
- Participate in inspections, assessments,



and rehabilitation projects
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary infrastructure project teams

Requirements:

- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering focused on Structural Engineering
- Two or more years of structural engineering experience
- Fluent French language skills
- Eligibility for Canadian Qualified Engineer registration
- Familiarity with Canadian structural design codes and standards

Bring structural engineering, technical documentation, and infrastructure assessment skills to WSP's Ports, Marine & Coastal team.

📌 Structural Engineer Marine Infrastructure (St. Catharines)
🏢 WSP in Canada
📍 St. Catharines

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