Apply hydrology and hydraulics expertise as an Intermediate Engineer supporting pipeline water-crossing programs at Enbridge. Work in an office environment with occasional North American travel. This regular, full-time, non-union Engineer Geohazard position supports programs managing hydrotechnical hazards affecting pipelines. You will assess water-related conditions using open-channel flow, fluvial geomorphology, and numerical engineering tools. Your analyses support mitigation designs, pipeline integrity, and risk-management decisions. Key Responsibilities:
Plan programs addressing hydrotechnical hazards in river environments Assess hydraulic loading and fluvial processes affecting pipelines Develop mitigation designs using numerical assessment techniques Perform structural and fitness-for-service engineering assessments Guide Pipeline Integrity engineers and support field projects Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in civil or geological engineering Four or more years of water resources experience Experience with open-channel flow or fluvial geomorphology Alberta P.Eng. registration through APEGA Pipeline geohazard risk-analysis and engineering-tool knowledge Use hydrotechnical analysis, pipeline integrity knowledge, and risk assessment to address water crossings as an Enbridge Engineer Geohazard.
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Intermediate Water Resources Engineer in Calgary employer: Enbridge
Enbridge is an exceptional employer that fosters a dynamic and collaborative work culture, particularly for the Pipeline Engineer — Project Leader role in Toronto. With a strong emphasis on safety and compliance, employees benefit from mentorship opportunities, a hybrid work environment, and the chance to lead impactful projects within a supportive team. The company prioritizes professional growth and development, making it an ideal place for those seeking meaningful and rewarding careers in engineering.
