Lead railway nondestructive testing and materials engineering for WSP, guiding critical asset integrity decisions through technical expertise and failure analysis. This senior-level engineer leads complex investigations across railway rolling stock and infrastructure. The work combines nondestructive testing, materials engineering, failure analysis, and risk-informed engineering decisions. You will guide inspection strategies, assess degradation, and communicate defensible findings to clients and non-technical decision-makers. Key Responsibilities:
Lead complex NDT, materials engineering, and failure investigations Define risk-based inspection and testing strategies Provide technical judgement on repair and life-extension decisions Assess fatigue, fracture, corrosion, wear, and cracking Review high-impact deliverables and mentor technical specialists Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in engineering or related discipline Canadian Professional Engineer designation or eligibility 8+ years of progressive relevant experience Advanced knowledge of component degradation and characterization Knowledge of AAR, ASTM, AREMA, CSA, or ISO standards Apply railway NDT, materials engineering, and failure analysis expertise to strengthen WSP asset integrity decisions and technical practice.
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Senior Railway Nondestructive Testing Engineer in Winnipeg employer: WSP Global Inc.
Join a leading engineering firm in Toronto that values innovation and collaboration, offering a dynamic work culture where your expertise as a Senior Traction Power Engineer will be recognized and rewarded. With competitive compensation and ample opportunities for professional development, you will thrive in an environment that encourages growth and teamwork, making a meaningful impact on rail and transit systems. Experience the unique advantage of working in a vibrant city known for its diverse community and commitment to sustainable transportation solutions.
