Assistant Lead Foundations Engineer

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As part of the development of our rail geotechnical team, Egis is searching for an Assistant Lead Foundations Engineer for rail transit projects.

Responsibilities

Technical leadership of a team of engineers.; Technical oversight of major projects, including supporting and conducting design analysis, field investigation plans and professional report writing.; Project management of geotechnical investigation and design assignments including responsibility for project scope, schedule, quality, safety, and cost control.; Liaise and collaborate with other disciplines within Egis on joint proposals and projects.; Conduct site reviews as needed during conceptual, investigation, and construction phases.; Liaise with clients, government and/or regulatory bodies as well as contractors.; Provide guidance, mentoring and geotechnical design training to staff as required.

Requirements

Licensed member of Professional Engineers Ontario with a minimum of 15 years of consulting experience in geotechnical engineering.; Demonstrated strong experience designing foundations for major infrastructure, airport, bridge and rail transit systems within Ontario, with a proven track record of successful project completion.; In-depth knowledge and extensive working experience with applicable regulations, codes, and guidelines such as CFEM, CHBDC, OPSS, OBC, and other relevant Canadian and international standards.; Demonstrated experience working with or managing multi-disciplinary project teams, including the ability to lead and motivate team members effectively.; Substantial previous construction inspection experience, including the ability to identify and resolve complex geotechnical issues on-site.; Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present complex technical information to both technical and non-technical audiences.; Possession of a Graduate Degree (Master's or PhD) in Geotechnical or Geological Engineering is highly desirable.; Proven project management skills, including the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously, meet deadlines, and control budgets effectively.; Strong client management and interpersonal skills, with a track record of building and maintaining positive relationships with stakeholders at all levels.; Demonstrated project experience working with various municipalities across Ontario, with preference given to previous experience within the GTHA.; Proficiency in geotechnical software packages such as Plaxis, GeoStudio, or similar tools for advanced analysis and modelling.; Experience in preparing and delivering technical presentations, proposals, and reports to clients and at industry conferences.; Demonstrated commitment to continuous professional development and staying current with emerging trends and technologies in geotechnical engineering.; Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to develop innovative solutions to complex geotechnical challenges.; Experience in mentoring and developing junior engineers, fostering a culture of knowledge sharing and professional growth within the team.