At a Glance
- Tasks: Conduct quality audits and enhance safety in Edmonton's infrastructure projects.
- Company: Join the City of Edmonton and elevate your engineering career.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, professional development, and a chance to impact the community.
- Other info: Opportunity for growth and to make a real difference in the city.
- Why this job: Shape the future of Edmonton's infrastructure while working with experienced professionals.
- Qualifications: Two-year diploma in Engineering Technology and hands-on experience in roadway construction.
The predicted salary is between 78750 - 96250 $ per year.
Elevate your engineering career as an Engineering Technologist I with the City of Edmonton.
Conduct essential quality audits and enhance safety and growth in the city’s infrastructure.
This role in the Development Inspections Unit requires a dedicated professional to assess and evaluate developer contributions to municipal standards.
As an Engineering Technologist I, you will conduct independent quality assurance audits on various civil construction projects across Edmonton.
Collaborating with senior professionals, you will handle compliance evaluations, inspect assets, and mitigate liability while ensuring high quality standards.
Key
Responsibilities
- Audit private developer and utility construction projects
- Enforce servicing agreement conditions to meet municipal specifications
- Review applications for Construction Completion Certificates (CCC)
- Conduct defect assessments and author sign-offs
- Provide technical guidance and resolve field discrepancies
Requirements
- Two-year diploma in Engineering Technology
- Eligible for Certified Engineering Technologist (C.
- T.)
- Two years of hands-on experience in roadway construction
- Familiarity with municipal infrastructure auditing
- Strong negotiation and conflict-resolution skills
Bring your technical expertise and commitment to quality as you shape Edmonton's infrastructure. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Engineering Technologist I – Edmonton employer: City Of Edmonton
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