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.