Structural EIT/Field Coordinator

AtkinsRéalis•Calgary, AB

5d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Structural EIT/Field Coordinator supports the delivery of structural works for the Calgary Green Line LRT project, with a specific focus on bridges, guideways, and stations. This role operates as part of the Delivery Partner team, representing the Owner’s interests in the field. The primary objective is to ensure that construction activities are performed in strict accordance with contract requirements, the original design intent, and established quality standards. This position requires a blend of field coordination, technical review, quality oversight, and effective interface management, necessitating close collaboration with contractors, designers, and various stakeholders.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering.
Registered or eligible for registration as EIT with APEGA.
2–6 years of experience in construction or field engineering.
Experience in transportation infrastructure (LRT, rail, highways).
Experience in bridge construction or heavy civil structures.
Experience with station or building structural systems.

Nice To Haves

Experience in an owner’s engineer/delivery partner/PMC environment is an asset.

Responsibilities

Act as the primary field-level liaison between the Delivery Partner, contractor, and design teams for structural works.
Monitor the construction of bridges (e.g., girder bridges, segmental structures, abutments) and station structures.
Coordinate daily field activities to ensure alignment with construction schedules and sequencing constraints.
Identify, escalate, and assist in resolving field issues, clashes, and construction challenges.
Track and document non-conformance reports (NCRs) and follow through on corrective actions.
Coordinate interfaces between civil/structural works and systems (trackwork, OCS, utilities).
Coordinate interfaces between adjacent contracts or project segments.
Coordinate interfaces between roadworks, traffic staging, and public realm interfaces.
Support the integration of structural works within complex urban and constrained environments.
Track and report on construction progress for bridge and station structures.
Support the verification of contractor progress claims.
Maintain accurate field records, inspection reports, and daily logs.
Identify risks to the schedule and support mitigation strategies.
Promote and enforce a strong safety culture aligned with project and Owner expectations.