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About the role
Position Details: 12-Month Term Position Salary Range: starting at $71,000 (based on a 35-hour work week and commensurate with individual education and experience, as it relates to the position). Location: Remote or hybrid in any DUC office across Canada. Preference will be given to candidates in Atlantic Canada. Closing Deadline: Posting will be open until position is filled.
What does our engineering team do?
Our engineering team has delivered thousands of small dams across the country over the last 87 years. So much so that we now own over 6,000 water retaining structures responsible for the creation of over 1.2 million acres of wetland. This makes DUC the largest single dam owner in Canada in terms of sheer numbers.
The real strength of our talented group of highly qualified engineering professionals comes from their ability to function as a well-coordinated team that brings a combined wealth of diverse skills, experiences, and perspectives.
What will you do?
DUC is looking for a confident, energetic and dedicated Senior Engineering Technologist to join our team.
As a Senior Engineering Technologist, you will be responsible for drafting and surveying earthen dams & water control structure projects, working towards the retention of essential wetlands on the landscape. You will also support the engineering team with dam safety inspections and documentation – activities that appeal to you because you love a balance of office work and field work. You will have the opportunity to travel to remote field sites for inspections of small dams and water control structures as part of DUC’s dam safety mandate.
Requirements
- A Diploma in Civil, Environmental, or Municipal Engineering Technology.
- Five years of directly related experience in civil engineering.
- Currently have (or ability to obtain) a certified engineering technologist certification (or other provincial equivalent).
- Proficiency with Civil 3D.
- Experience with RTK GPS topographic survey equipment
- Ability to read and understand engineering plans and specifications.
- Strong planning, reporting, and project management skills
- Practical knowledge of construction involving heavy equipment, construction of drainage infrastructure and/or earthworks (dams, embankments), and strong appreciation for construction site safety.
- Ability to work long flexible hours, and travel as required.
- Valid class 5 driver’s license.
- Strong spoken and written English skills due to daily interactions with English speaking colleagues, partners, clients, contractors and/or suppliers.
What We Offer
- 2 weeks’ vacation with paid personal and sick days
- Comprehensive compensation & benefits package
- Remote or hybrid work arrangement
How to Apply
Working for DUC is a career highlight for many staff. Let us know if making a difference is important to you.
If you are qualified and interested in this opportunity, please visit our online career center [https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=a0a9df3d-3238-473a-bfb4-5fa6c5890c09&ccId=19000101_000001&type=MP&lang=en_CA&selectedMenuKey=CareerCenter] to submit your application for confidential consideration.
Ducks Unlimited Canada is committed to providing an inclusive and barrier-free work environment. If you require accommodations during the recruitment and selection process, please email us at hr@ducks.ca [hr@ducks.ca]. All requests for accommodation will be handled in a confidential manner.
While DUC would like to thank all applicants, only candidates considered for an interview will be contacted.
About Ducks Unlimited Canada
Wetlands are one of the most important ecosystems on the planet. Unfortunately, up to 70 per cent of wetlands have been lost in settled areas of Canada. More are lost every day.
Wetlands do many important jobs for us. They help clean our water. They are home to hundreds of species of wildlife. They protect our communities from flooding and droughts. They store carbon, helping in the fight against climate change.
Since 1938, we have been working hard to save Canada’s wetlands. Backed by sound science, we have what it takes to make a real difference. It’s why we’re leading the way in wetland conservation.
We know what needs to be done. We know how to do it. Now, more than ever, we need your help.
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Top Benefits
About the role
Position Details: 12-Month Term Position Salary Range: starting at $71,000 (based on a 35-hour work week and commensurate with individual education and experience, as it relates to the position). Location: Remote or hybrid in any DUC office across Canada. Preference will be given to candidates in Atlantic Canada. Closing Deadline: Posting will be open until position is filled.
What does our engineering team do?
Our engineering team has delivered thousands of small dams across the country over the last 87 years. So much so that we now own over 6,000 water retaining structures responsible for the creation of over 1.2 million acres of wetland. This makes DUC the largest single dam owner in Canada in terms of sheer numbers.
The real strength of our talented group of highly qualified engineering professionals comes from their ability to function as a well-coordinated team that brings a combined wealth of diverse skills, experiences, and perspectives.
What will you do?
DUC is looking for a confident, energetic and dedicated Senior Engineering Technologist to join our team.
As a Senior Engineering Technologist, you will be responsible for drafting and surveying earthen dams & water control structure projects, working towards the retention of essential wetlands on the landscape. You will also support the engineering team with dam safety inspections and documentation – activities that appeal to you because you love a balance of office work and field work. You will have the opportunity to travel to remote field sites for inspections of small dams and water control structures as part of DUC’s dam safety mandate.
Requirements
- A Diploma in Civil, Environmental, or Municipal Engineering Technology.
- Five years of directly related experience in civil engineering.
- Currently have (or ability to obtain) a certified engineering technologist certification (or other provincial equivalent).
- Proficiency with Civil 3D.
- Experience with RTK GPS topographic survey equipment
- Ability to read and understand engineering plans and specifications.
- Strong planning, reporting, and project management skills
- Practical knowledge of construction involving heavy equipment, construction of drainage infrastructure and/or earthworks (dams, embankments), and strong appreciation for construction site safety.
- Ability to work long flexible hours, and travel as required.
- Valid class 5 driver’s license.
- Strong spoken and written English skills due to daily interactions with English speaking colleagues, partners, clients, contractors and/or suppliers.
What We Offer
- 2 weeks’ vacation with paid personal and sick days
- Comprehensive compensation & benefits package
- Remote or hybrid work arrangement
How to Apply
Working for DUC is a career highlight for many staff. Let us know if making a difference is important to you.
If you are qualified and interested in this opportunity, please visit our online career center [https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=a0a9df3d-3238-473a-bfb4-5fa6c5890c09&ccId=19000101_000001&type=MP&lang=en_CA&selectedMenuKey=CareerCenter] to submit your application for confidential consideration.
Ducks Unlimited Canada is committed to providing an inclusive and barrier-free work environment. If you require accommodations during the recruitment and selection process, please email us at hr@ducks.ca [hr@ducks.ca]. All requests for accommodation will be handled in a confidential manner.
While DUC would like to thank all applicants, only candidates considered for an interview will be contacted.
About Ducks Unlimited Canada
Wetlands are one of the most important ecosystems on the planet. Unfortunately, up to 70 per cent of wetlands have been lost in settled areas of Canada. More are lost every day.
Wetlands do many important jobs for us. They help clean our water. They are home to hundreds of species of wildlife. They protect our communities from flooding and droughts. They store carbon, helping in the fight against climate change.
Since 1938, we have been working hard to save Canada’s wetlands. Backed by sound science, we have what it takes to make a real difference. It’s why we’re leading the way in wetland conservation.
We know what needs to be done. We know how to do it. Now, more than ever, we need your help.