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We are seeking an Assistant Track Supervisor to support the safe, efficient and reliable maintenance of railway track infrastructure. Working under the direction of the Track Supervisor, you will help coordinate field activities, monitor work progress and ensure that maintenance, inspection and renewal tasks are completed in accordance with approved plans, technical standards and safety procedures. This role involves regular work outdoors and may require travel between work locations, including work during nights, weekends and other non-standard hours.

Key responsibilities include assisting with daily work planning, assigning tasks to track maintenance crews and coordinating access to the railway right-of-way. You will help supervise activities such as track repairs, rail and tie replacement, ballast distribution, drainage work, vegetation control and snow or weather-related response. You will inspect completed work, identify defects or hazards, maintain accurate records and report issues requiring corrective action. The successful candidate will also support worksite protection, confirm that appropriate tools and equipment are available, and promote compliance with operating, environmental and occupational health and safety requirements.

Applicants should have experience in railway track maintenance, construction, civil infrastructure or a related field, along with practical knowledge of track components, maintenance methods and safe work practices. Previous crew leadership or supervisory experience is an asset. You must be able to read plans, work orders and technical documentation, use basic computer and reporting systems, and communicate effectively with team members, contractors and other stakeholders. The position requires sound judgment, physical ability to work on uneven terrain and in changing weather conditions, and the ability to work safely around moving equipment and active rail operations. A valid driver’s licence and relevant track safety or trade certifications may be required.

We are seeking a Deputy Project Manager to support the successful delivery of major highway and transportation infrastructure projects. Working closely with the Project Manager and wider delivery team, you will assist with planning, coordinating and monitoring projects from pre-construction through to completion. You will help ensure that works are delivered safely, on schedule, within budget and in accordance with approved designs, specifications, contractual obligations and applicable standards.

Key responsibilities will include coordinating contractors, consultants, suppliers and internal stakeholders; supporting project programmes, cost plans, risk registers and change control processes; reviewing progress reports, payment applications, technical submissions and construction documentation; and assisting with the resolution of commercial, technical and operational issues. You will participate in design reviews, progress meetings, site inspections and stakeholder consultations, while maintaining accurate records and producing clear reports for senior management. A strong focus on health and safety, quality assurance, environmental compliance and traffic management will be essential. You may also be required to support procurement activities, claims assessments, commissioning, handover and close-out activities.

The successful candidate will have a degree, diploma or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, construction management, project management or a related discipline, together with experience delivering highway, road, bridge or other major civil infrastructure projects. Experience working in a deputy project management, project controls, construction management or contract administration capacity is highly desirable. You should be confident interpreting drawings, specifications, schedules and contracts, and be familiar with common project management, reporting and document-control systems. Strong communication, organisation, analytical and problem-solving skills are essential, along with the ability to build effective relationships and manage competing priorities. Professional registration or relevant industry certification would be an advantage. A valid driving licence and flexibility to attend construction sites and project meetings may also be required.

We are seeking an Assistant Track Foreman to support the safe, efficient delivery of railway track maintenance, renewal, and construction activities in Oakville and surrounding areas. Working under the direction of the Track Foreman, you will help coordinate field crews, equipment, materials, and daily work plans while ensuring all activities comply with approved procedures, safety standards, and railway operating requirements. This is a hands-on role suited to someone who can work effectively outdoors, in changing weather conditions, and around active rail infrastructure.

Responsibilities will include assisting with crew supervision and task allocation; conducting pre-work inspections and safety briefings; interpreting work plans, drawings, and specifications; monitoring track conditions and identifying defects; supporting the installation, repair, alignment, and maintenance of rails, ties, switches, ballast, and related components; and ensuring tools, machinery, and materials are used and stored correctly. You will help coordinate track protection and work-zone controls, communicate with supervisors and other operating personnel, record completed work and site conditions, and report hazards, incidents, delays, or quality concerns promptly. The role may also involve operating or assisting with maintenance equipment and participating in emergency response or call-in work when required.

Applicants should have practical experience in railway track work, construction, infrastructure maintenance, or a closely related field, with previous experience leading or supporting a field crew considered an asset. A strong understanding of workplace safety, hazard assessment, and safe work practices is essential. You must be physically capable of lifting materials, walking uneven ground, climbing, bending, and standing for extended periods. Effective communication, sound judgment, reliability, and the ability to remain calm under pressure are important. Availability for rotating shifts, nights, weekends, statutory holidays, and overtime may be required. A valid driver’s licence and relevant safety or railway certifications would be advantageous.

We are seeking an experienced Tunnel Engineer to support the delivery of tunnelling and trenchless infrastructure projects from concept through to construction and completion. This role will suit a technically capable professional with a strong understanding of underground works, temporary and permanent structures, and the practical challenges associated with working in complex ground conditions. You will contribute to the planning, design, procurement and delivery of major infrastructure schemes, working closely with multidisciplinary teams, contractors, clients and technical specialists.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing tunnel and trenchless design packages, specifications, calculations, drawings, method statements and technical reports. You will assess construction methodologies, ground risks, temporary works, interface requirements and constructability considerations, providing practical engineering advice throughout the project lifecycle. The role will also involve supporting site investigations, reviewing contractor submissions, monitoring technical compliance, participating in design reviews and resolving engineering issues during construction. You will help manage programme, cost, quality and safety requirements while maintaining accurate technical records and ensuring that all work complies with relevant standards, legislation and project procedures.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil engineering, tunnelling, geotechnical engineering or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in tunnel engineering, underground construction or trenchless technology. Experience with tunnel boring machines, sprayed concrete lining, segmental lining, shafts, microtunnelling, pipe jacking or other trenchless techniques is highly desirable. A sound understanding of geotechnical principles, risk assessment, temporary works and construction sequencing is essential. Professional registration or progression towards chartered status will be advantageous. Strong communication, analytical and problem-solving skills are required, along with the ability to work collaboratively and manage competing priorities. The successful candidate will demonstrate a proactive approach, attention to detail and a commitment to delivering safe, sustainable and high-quality infrastructure.

We are seeking an experienced Track Design Lead to provide technical leadership across the development and delivery of rail infrastructure design projects. You will be responsible for leading multidisciplinary design activities from feasibility and concept through to detailed design, construction support and project close-out. The role will involve coordinating design inputs, managing interfaces and ensuring that solutions are safe, buildable, compliant and aligned with programme, budget and client requirements.

Key responsibilities will include developing and reviewing track alignment designs, layouts, profiles, renewals and associated civil engineering interfaces; preparing and approving technical documentation, drawings, specifications and design reports; and ensuring designs comply with relevant standards, legislation, assurance processes and engineering principles. You will lead design reviews, identify and manage technical risks, resolve issues and provide practical engineering advice to project teams, contractors and stakeholders. The role will also involve supervising and mentoring design engineers, allocating workloads, monitoring quality and progress, and contributing to estimates, tenders, construction planning and delivery strategies.

Applicants should have substantial experience in rail track design, with a strong understanding of permanent way principles, geometry, route compatibility, constructability and operational constraints. A relevant engineering qualification and professional registration, or demonstrable progress towards professional accreditation, are desirable. You should be confident using appropriate design and modelling software, interpreting technical data and applying railway standards in complex project environments. Strong communication, leadership and stakeholder-management skills are essential, along with the ability to make sound technical decisions under pressure. Experience of working within multidisciplinary teams, managing design assurance and delivering projects in a regulated rail environment would be highly advantageous.

We are seeking a Principal Highway Engineer to provide technical leadership on complex transportation infrastructure projects, from preliminary planning and design through construction, commissioning, and ongoing asset management. The successful candidate will lead multidisciplinary teams delivering highway, freeway, interchange, intersection, drainage, and related transportation improvements. This role will involve establishing engineering strategies, reviewing technical deliverables, resolving design and construction issues, and ensuring that solutions meet applicable standards, legislation, safety requirements, and performance objectives.

Responsibilities include managing or overseeing the preparation and review of engineering studies, design reports, drawings, specifications, cost estimates, tender documentation, construction staging plans, and contract administration materials. You will provide expert advice on geometric design, pavement, traffic operations, structures coordination, utilities, environmental constraints, risk management, and constructability. The role also requires reviewing consultant and contractor submissions, monitoring schedules and budgets, supporting procurement and contract negotiations, participating in site inspections and technical meetings, and communicating recommendations to senior decision-makers, stakeholders, municipalities, and the public. You will mentor engineers and technical staff while promoting consistent engineering practices, quality assurance, innovation, and a strong culture of health and safety.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil engineering, preferably with a focus on transportation or highway engineering, and be licensed as a Professional Engineer in the relevant jurisdiction or eligible for registration. Significant experience in the planning, design, delivery, and construction of major highway or transportation projects is required, along with strong knowledge of applicable design manuals, standards, specifications, procurement models, and regulatory requirements. Experience leading multidisciplinary teams, managing consultants, reviewing complex technical work, and providing clear written and verbal advice will be highly valued. The successful candidate will demonstrate sound professional judgment, strategic thinking, strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, and the interpersonal skills needed to build effective relationships across technical and non-technical groups.

An exciting opportunity is available for an Electrical Inspector specialising in road, rail and bridge infrastructure. The role involves inspecting, testing and reporting on electrical installations and associated systems across a range of major infrastructure projects. You will help ensure that works are delivered safely, efficiently and in accordance with approved designs, technical specifications, relevant legislation and industry standards.

Key responsibilities will include carrying out site inspections at various stages of construction and installation; reviewing electrical drawings, inspection and test plans, risk assessments and method statements; witnessing testing and commissioning activities; identifying defects, non-conformances and potential safety issues; and maintaining clear, accurate inspection records. You will work closely with contractors, engineers, project managers and other stakeholders to monitor progress, resolve technical issues and confirm that corrective actions have been completed. The role may involve inspecting lighting, power distribution, control systems, communications equipment, earthing and bonding, intelligent transport systems, tunnel and bridge services, and other electrical infrastructure.

Applicants should have proven experience in electrical inspection, quality assurance or site supervision within infrastructure, construction, rail, highways, bridges or a related environment. A relevant electrical qualification, such as an NVQ, HNC/HND or equivalent, is desirable, together with a sound understanding of current electrical regulations, construction standards and safe systems of work. Experience of inspection and test documentation, non-conformance management and commissioning activities is also valued. You will need strong attention to detail, good written and verbal communication skills, and the confidence to challenge unsafe or non-compliant work professionally. A valid driving licence and willingness to travel between project sites may be required.

We are seeking a Senior Highway Engineer to lead the planning, design, evaluation, and delivery of complex transportation infrastructure projects. The successful candidate will provide technical leadership across highway, roadway, interchange, pavement, drainage, and traffic-related assignments, ensuring that projects meet applicable standards, contractual requirements, safety expectations, and environmental commitments. This role will involve working with multidisciplinary teams, consultants, contractors, regulatory agencies, utility providers, and other stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle.

Key responsibilities include managing and reviewing highway engineering studies, preliminary and detailed designs, design criteria, technical reports, drawings, specifications, cost estimates, tender documentation, and construction support materials. You will assess existing transportation assets, identify risks and improvement opportunities, and develop practical, innovative solutions for complex engineering challenges. The role will also require reviewing consultant deliverables, providing technical guidance to junior staff, supporting procurement and contract administration, monitoring project schedules and budgets, and contributing to quality assurance and quality control processes. Occasional site inspections, construction meetings, field investigations, and travel may be required.

The ideal candidate will hold a degree in civil engineering or a related discipline and be licensed, or eligible for licensing, as a Professional Engineer. Extensive experience in highway or transportation engineering, including the delivery of major infrastructure projects, is required. Strong knowledge of highway geometric design, pavement engineering, drainage, traffic operations, construction practices, and relevant design codes and standards is essential. Experience with design and project management software, technical review procedures, contract documents, and public-sector infrastructure programs will be considered an asset. Candidates must demonstrate sound judgement, strong written and verbal communication skills, effective stakeholder management, and the ability to prioritize work in a collaborative, deadline-driven environment.