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We are seeking a Track Systems Integration Coordinator to support the successful delivery, integration and ongoing performance of track infrastructure within complex rail and transportation projects. The role will coordinate interfaces between track systems, civil works, signalling, power, stations, rolling stock and other project disciplines, ensuring that technical requirements are understood, aligned and delivered throughout the project lifecycle.

Key responsibilities will include maintaining integration plans, interface registers, technical schedules and project documentation; coordinating design reviews, construction activities, testing and commissioning readiness; and monitoring dependencies, risks, assumptions and outstanding actions across multiple workstreams. You will facilitate regular coordination meetings, track progress against agreed milestones, and ensure that issues are clearly recorded, escalated and resolved in collaboration with engineering, delivery, procurement, contractors and other stakeholders. The role will also support the review of technical submissions, drawings, method statements, inspection records and assurance evidence, helping to confirm compliance with applicable standards, specifications and safety requirements.

The successful candidate will have experience in rail, track engineering, infrastructure delivery or a closely related technical environment, with a strong understanding of systems integration and multidisciplinary project coordination. You should be confident interpreting technical information, managing interfaces and communicating effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Strong organisational skills, attention to detail and the ability to prioritise competing deadlines are essential. Experience with configuration management, requirements tracking, change control, testing and commissioning, or engineering assurance would be advantageous. A relevant qualification in engineering, construction, transport infrastructure or project management is desirable, together with a commitment to safe, collaborative and high-quality project delivery.

We are seeking a Testing and Commissioning Coordinator to support the safe and successful delivery of light rail signalling projects. This role will coordinate testing, commissioning and integration activities across new, upgraded and operational rail environments, ensuring systems are delivered in accordance with approved designs, engineering standards, project requirements and safety obligations. The successful candidate will work closely with engineering, construction, operations, maintenance, safety and project teams to plan and manage all activities leading to system acceptance and entry into service.

Key responsibilities will include developing and maintaining testing and commissioning strategies, plans, programmes, procedures, work packages and records; coordinating factory, site, integration, functional and performance testing; and ensuring test equipment, resources, access arrangements and competent personnel are available when required. You will manage interfaces between signalling, communications, power, rolling stock, track, platform and control systems, identify technical or programme risks, and oversee the resolution of defects and non-conformances. The role will also involve reviewing test documentation, monitoring progress against milestones, supporting configuration and change control, coordinating possession and isolation requirements, and preparing evidence for safety assurance, handover and operational readiness.

Applicants should have proven experience in testing and commissioning within rail, light rail, metro or another complex safety-critical transport environment, with practical knowledge of signalling systems, integration principles and systems assurance. Experience coordinating multidisciplinary teams, contractors and suppliers is essential, along with the ability to interpret engineering documentation and apply structured problem-solving methods. You will need strong communication, planning and reporting skills, attention to detail, and the confidence to work collaboratively while maintaining a clear focus on safety and quality. Familiarity with relevant rail standards, safety management systems, risk assessment, possession planning and commissioning in a live operational environment will be highly valued. Appropriate technical qualifications or equivalent industry experience are expected, together with a commitment to professional integrity, safe working practices and continuous improvement.

We are seeking an experienced Bridge Engineer to support the delivery of safe, durable and cost-effective bridge projects from concept through to completion. This role will involve working across a varied portfolio of bridge inspections, assessments, maintenance schemes, strengthening works and new-build structures. You will contribute technical expertise to projects involving highways, rail, pedestrian and other transportation infrastructure, while ensuring that all designs meet relevant standards, specifications and statutory requirements.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing structural calculations, drawings, specifications, reports and technical documentation; undertaking inspections and condition assessments; developing options and feasibility studies; and supporting the design of bridge repairs, replacements and improvements. You will coordinate with clients, contractors, surveyors, geotechnical specialists and other engineering disciplines to resolve technical issues and deliver practical solutions. The role will also involve contributing to project programmes, cost estimates, risk assessments and quality assurance processes, as well as providing technical input during construction and responding to site queries.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil or structural engineering and have relevant experience in bridge engineering, ideally within a consultancy, contractor or public infrastructure environment. Professional registration, or active progress towards chartership, is desirable. You should have sound knowledge of bridge design principles, inspection methodologies, structural analysis and applicable industry standards, together with experience using engineering design and analysis software. Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills are essential, along with the ability to manage competing priorities and work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. A commitment to health and safety, technical excellence and continuous professional development is expected.

We are seeking an experienced Traction Power Systems Coordinator to support the safe, reliable and efficient delivery of traction power activities across a complex rail infrastructure environment. The role will coordinate technical, operational and maintenance interfaces associated with traction power systems, including substations, overhead line equipment, third rail equipment, switching arrangements, protection systems and associated control infrastructure. You will work closely with engineering, operations, maintenance, delivery and safety teams to ensure activities are properly planned, controlled and completed in accordance with approved standards.

Key responsibilities will include coordinating planned and reactive works; reviewing work plans, isolation requirements, access arrangements and technical documentation; supporting possession and engineering access planning; and ensuring all traction power activities are sequenced to minimise operational disruption. You will monitor work progress, identify risks, resolve coordination issues and maintain accurate records of isolations, inspections, defects, modifications and asset status. The role will also involve participating in technical reviews, incident investigations, assurance activities and emergency response arrangements, while helping to promote a strong safety culture and compliance with relevant legislation, procedures and industry standards.

Applicants should have substantial experience in traction power, railway electrical systems or a closely related infrastructure discipline, together with a sound understanding of electrical safety, isolation and earthing practices. A relevant technical qualification or recognised professional training is desirable, as is experience working within a regulated rail, transport, utilities or major infrastructure environment. You will need strong organisational and communication skills, the ability to interpret technical information, and confidence coordinating multiple stakeholders under time pressure. A methodical approach, attention to detail and the ability to make sound decisions in safety-critical situations are essential. The successful candidate will be collaborative, proactive and committed to continuous improvement, with flexibility to work outside standard hours when operational requirements, incidents or planned possessions demand it.

We are seeking a Regional Bridge Engineering Manager to lead and grow bridge engineering activities across Alberta. This senior role will provide technical direction, project leadership and strategic guidance on a diverse portfolio of transportation infrastructure projects, including bridge inspections, assessments, rehabilitation, replacement and new-build design. You will work closely with clients, public agencies, contractors and multidisciplinary teams to deliver practical, innovative and sustainable solutions that meet quality, schedule and budget requirements.

Responsibilities will include managing bridge engineering projects from concept through detailed design, construction support and closeout; reviewing technical work and providing quality assurance; preparing or overseeing reports, drawings, specifications, cost estimates and tender documentation; and ensuring compliance with applicable Canadian standards, codes, safety requirements and environmental expectations. You will mentor engineers, technicians and project managers, support resource planning, contribute to recruitment and performance development, and foster a collaborative culture focused on technical excellence and client service. The role will also involve identifying market opportunities, developing client relationships, contributing to proposals and pursuits, and supporting the continued growth of bridge services throughout the region and across North America.

The successful candidate will hold a bachelor’s or master’s degree in civil engineering, with a focus on structural or bridge engineering, and be registered as a Professional Engineer in Alberta or eligible for immediate registration. Significant experience delivering bridge projects in a consulting, public-sector or contractor environment is required, along with strong knowledge of Canadian bridge design standards, structural analysis, rehabilitation methods and construction practices. Demonstrated experience leading teams, managing budgets and schedules, engaging with clients and overseeing complex multidisciplinary projects will be highly valued. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, sound commercial judgement, and a commitment to health, safety, quality and sustainability are essential. Occasional travel within Alberta and elsewhere in North America may be required.

We are seeking an experienced Testing and Commissioning – SCADA Lead to oversee the delivery, testing and commissioning of supervisory control and data acquisition systems across complex infrastructure, utilities or industrial projects. You will provide technical leadership from design review and system integration through to site acceptance, handover and close-out, ensuring all activities are completed safely, efficiently and in accordance with approved specifications, project schedules and quality standards.

Key responsibilities will include developing and managing SCADA testing and commissioning strategies, plans, procedures and schedules; coordinating factory acceptance testing, site acceptance testing, system integration testing and end-to-end functional testing; and leading the verification of PLC, RTU, HMI, historian, telemetry, communications and control interfaces. You will review designs, control philosophies, I/O schedules, cause-and-effect matrices, network architecture and software documentation, identifying technical risks and ensuring defects are recorded, investigated and resolved. The role will also involve supervising commissioning engineers and subcontractors, coordinating activities with electrical, instrumentation, control and network teams, and liaising with project stakeholders, suppliers and client representatives.

Applicants should have substantial experience in SCADA testing and commissioning, ideally within critical infrastructure, water, energy, transport, manufacturing or a similar regulated environment. Strong knowledge of PLC and telemetry systems, industrial communications protocols, control networks, alarm management, cybersecurity principles and commissioning documentation is required. Experience with platforms such as AVEVA/Wonderware, Ignition, WinCC, iFIX, FactoryTalk or comparable systems would be advantageous. You will be a confident problem-solver and communicator, capable of interpreting technical information, managing competing priorities and making sound decisions under pressure. A relevant engineering, automation, electrical or control systems qualification is preferred, together with a strong commitment to safety, quality, technical compliance and successful project delivery.

We are seeking a Testing and Commissioning Coordinator to support the safe, effective delivery of light rail transit (LRT) systems and associated infrastructure. The role will coordinate testing and commissioning activities across signalling, communications, electrical power, track, platform systems, rolling stock interfaces, stations and operational control facilities. You will work closely with project managers, design teams, contractors, suppliers, operators and regulatory stakeholders to ensure systems are integrated, tested and ready for service in accordance with approved requirements.

Key responsibilities will include developing and maintaining integrated testing and commissioning plans, programmes, procedures, check sheets and reports; coordinating system, subsystem and interface testing; monitoring progress against key milestones; and identifying, recording and driving the resolution of defects, risks and commissioning constraints. You will organise site activities, manage access and testing resources, support factory and site acceptance testing, and ensure that test evidence, configuration records, certificates and handover documentation are complete and traceable. The role will also involve reviewing technical submissions, witnessing tests, facilitating readiness reviews, supporting trial operations and coordinating the transition from construction and commissioning into operational use.

Applicants should have proven experience in testing, commissioning, systems integration or operational readiness within rail, light rail, metro, infrastructure or another complex engineering environment. A sound understanding of rail systems, interface management, safety assurance, engineering change control and relevant industry standards is required. You will need strong organisational, communication and stakeholder-management skills, with the ability to coordinate multiple parties and maintain focus in a demanding, deadline-driven environment. Experience using commissioning management, document control or project scheduling systems would be beneficial. A relevant technical, engineering or project management qualification is desirable, along with a commitment to safe working practices, quality, collaborative delivery and continuous improvement. The position may require regular travel to project sites and flexible working during testing, trial running and service-readiness activities.

We are seeking an experienced Testing and Commissioning – SCADA Lead to oversee the delivery, testing and commissioning of supervisory control and data acquisition systems across complex industrial, infrastructure or energy projects. The role will provide technical leadership throughout the commissioning lifecycle, ensuring systems are installed, configured, integrated and tested in line with approved designs, project specifications, safety requirements and quality standards.

Key responsibilities will include developing and managing SCADA testing and commissioning strategies, plans, procedures and schedules; coordinating commissioning activities with engineering, construction, control systems, electrical and client teams; and supervising technicians, engineers, vendors and subcontractors. You will lead factory and site acceptance testing, point-to-point checks, loop checks, functional testing, interlock and alarm verification, communications testing, database validation, graphics reviews and end-to-end integration with PLC, RTU, DCS, telemetry and third-party systems. The role will also involve identifying and resolving defects, managing punch lists, reviewing technical documentation, monitoring progress, maintaining accurate test records and supporting handover, training and final acceptance.

Applicants should have substantial experience in SCADA testing and commissioning, with a strong understanding of industrial automation, control systems, instrumentation, networking and communications protocols. Experience with platforms such as Siemens, Schneider, Rockwell, AVEVA/Wonderware, Ignition or similar systems would be advantageous. You will be confident interpreting control philosophies, functional descriptions, cause-and-effect documents, network architectures, electrical drawings and test specifications. Strong problem-solving, communication and organisational skills are essential, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and work effectively in live operational environments. A relevant engineering or technical qualification, knowledge of commissioning safety processes and experience producing quality documentation are desirable. The successful candidate must be willing to travel to project and client sites as required and maintain a proactive, collaborative approach to achieving safe, reliable and timely project delivery.

We are seeking an experienced Bridge Specialist to support the assessment, design, inspection, maintenance and delivery of bridge infrastructure projects. The successful candidate will provide technical expertise across the full asset lifecycle, helping to ensure that structures remain safe, resilient, compliant and fit for purpose. This role will involve working on a varied portfolio of bridges, culverts and related highway structures in both urban and rural settings.

Key responsibilities will include undertaking and reviewing structural inspections, condition assessments, load ratings and maintenance recommendations; preparing technical reports, specifications, drawings, calculations and cost estimates; and contributing to the design and delivery of bridge repair, strengthening, replacement and improvement schemes. You will coordinate with internal teams, consultants, contractors, utility providers and relevant authorities, while monitoring programme, budget, quality and health and safety requirements. The role may also involve site visits, construction support, technical reviews, risk assessments and responding to structural issues or emergencies.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil or structural engineering and have demonstrable experience in bridge engineering, inspections, asset management or related infrastructure projects. Professional registration or progress towards an appropriate engineering institution membership is desirable. You should have a sound understanding of relevant design standards, inspection procedures, construction methods, durability considerations and health and safety legislation. Strong analytical, report-writing and communication skills are essential, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and explain technical matters clearly to non-specialists. Experience with structural analysis, computer-aided design, asset management systems or relevant inspection software would be advantageous. A practical, collaborative approach and willingness to travel to sites are also required.

We are seeking a Highways Lead to provide strategic and technical leadership across a diverse portfolio of highway infrastructure projects in Alberta. This is an opportunity to guide multidisciplinary teams through the planning, design, delivery, and oversight of complex transportation programmes that support safe, efficient, and sustainable movement across urban and regional communities. The successful candidate will work closely with clients, consultants, contractors, regulators, and internal stakeholders to deliver high-quality outcomes on time and within budget.

Key responsibilities will include leading highway and roadway projects from feasibility and concept development through detailed design, procurement, construction, and handover; providing expert advice on highway geometry, pavement, drainage, structures interfaces, traffic management, and construction methodology; reviewing technical deliverables and ensuring compliance with applicable Alberta transportation standards, codes, and environmental requirements; and managing scope, programme, budget, risk, quality, and resourcing. You will also support business development by contributing to bids, proposals, client presentations, and strategic planning, while mentoring engineers and technical staff and promoting consistent best-practice delivery.

Applicants should have a degree or diploma in civil engineering, transportation engineering, or a related discipline, with substantial experience delivering highway or major roadway projects. Professional registration or eligibility for registration in Alberta is highly desirable, together with strong knowledge of relevant provincial standards, project delivery methods, and health and safety requirements. Experience managing multidisciplinary teams, contractors, and stakeholder relationships is essential. You will be a confident communicator and pragmatic decision-maker, capable of balancing technical quality with commercial and operational priorities. A collaborative leadership style, strong organisational skills, and a commitment to innovation, sustainability, and public safety will be key to success in this role.