Use hydrotechnical engineering and pipeline integrity expertise to assess water-related threats for Enbridge’s river and coastal infrastructure programs. As an Intermediate Engineer, you will evaluate pipeline conditions associated with hydrological loading, hydraulics, and fluvial processes. Your work applies structural analysis, fitness-for-service assessments, risk-analysis principles, and pipeline industry knowledge. You will collaborate with Pipeline Integrity engineers, internal teams, field projects, regional offices, and industry activities. Key Responsibilities:
Evaluate pipeline conditions associated with water-related geohazards Perform structural and fitness-for-service engineering assessments Apply pipeline geohazard risk-analysis principles Recommend practical risk-reduction strategies Provide technical guidance and mentorship to engineers Requirements:
Four or more years of hydrotechnical engineering experience Engineering degree from a recognized university or college Experience with structural analysis and fitness-for-service assessments Robust analytical, communication, and project-management skills Valid passport and driver’s license with responsible record Support Enbridge pipeline integrity decisions through structural assessment, fitness-for-service analysis, and water-related geohazard risk evaluation.