Intermediate Geotechnical Engineer

Klohn Crippen Berger•Saskatoon, SK

1h•Onsite

About The Position

As an Intermediate Geotechnical Engineer, you will have the opportunity to work on a variety of multifaceted projects in an organization with an impressive history of delivering large-scale, world-class projects for our clients. This position, based out of our Saskatoon, Saskatchewan office, will provide you with the opportunity to be engaged in the ongoing growth of our Saskatchewan operations. This role will give you the opportunity to manage and coordinate projects, lead multidisciplinary project teams and mentor junior engineers. You will lead design and analysis in the following practice areas: Tailings and mine waste management and design for proposed, operating and closed mines; Dam safety assignments for water and tailings dams; Environmental impact mitigation and monitoring; Geohazard engineering; and, Closure and reclamation. You will also coordinate and manage field investigations, instrumentation, and testing programs, and build and maintain client relationships. Travel within western and northern Canada, and to international locations is expected.

Requirements

Registered as a Professional Engineer in Canada
Bachelor or Masters degree in Civil, Geological or Geotechnical Engineering
A minimum of 5 years of related experience
Design/analysis skills, especially in geotechnical stability analysis of earthfill embankments, soil foundations and tailings storage facilities.
Proven site investigation and construction experience encompassing our practice areas.
Experience in preparing design packages for tendering and construction.
Experience using Autodesk Civil 3D and GIS software.
Superior communication skills including experience in writing proposals and technical reports and delivering presentations.
Ability to get assignments completed on time and within budget.
Commitment to safety and sustainability.
Strong initiative, innovation, hunger for learning and commitment to technical excellence.
Exceptional team spirit, interpersonal skills and ability to build long-term, successful relationships with clients and colleagues.
Enthusiasm and adaptability.

Responsibilities

Manage and coordinate projects, lead multidisciplinary project teams and mentor junior engineers.
Lead design and analysis in the following practice areas: Tailings and mine waste management and design for proposed, operating and closed mines; Dam safety assignments for water and tailings dams; Environmental impact mitigation and monitoring; Geohazard engineering; and, Closure and reclamation.
Coordinate and manage field investigations, instrumentation, and testing programs.
Build and maintain client relationships.
Travel within western and northern Canada, and to international locations.