Protect pipeline integrity through geohazard risk analysis and hydrotechnical assessment for Enbridge water crossings. This office-based position includes occasional travel across North America. As an Intermediate Engineer, you will evaluate pipeline threats in rivers and coastal environments. The work combines hydrology, hydraulics, open-channel flow, fluvial geomorphology, and pipeline industry knowledge. You will recommend practical risk-reduction strategies and provide technical guidance to internal teams. Key Responsibilities:
Identify and manage water-related pipeline geohazards Evaluate hydrological and hydraulic pipeline loading conditions Apply engineering tools to complete detailed analyses Recommend risk-reduction strategies for pipeline threats Collaborate with teams on projects and industry activities Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in civil or geological engineering Four or more years of hydrotechnical engineering experience Knowledge of pipeline geohazard risk-analysis principles Structural analysis and fitness-for-service experience preferred Solid analytical, communication, and project-management skills Bring pipeline industry knowledge, numerical analysis, and geohazard expertise to Enbridge’s Engineer Geohazard water-crossing work.