WSP in Canada

www.wsp.com

5 Jobs

10,073 Employees

About the Company

We are one of the world's leading professional services firms, uniting our engineering, advisory and science-based expertise to shape communities to advance humanity. From local beginnings to a globe-spanning presence today, we operate in over 50 countries and employ approximately 73,000 professionals, known as Visioneers. Our Canadian team, of 13,000 professionals, pioneers solutions and delivers innovative projects across sectors: Transport & Infrastructure, Property & Buildings, Earth & Environment, Water, Power & Energy and Mining & Metals. #WeAreWSP

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Company Name: WSP in Canada
Job Title: Experienced Project Engineer - Construction
Job Description: **Job Title** Experienced Project Engineer – Construction **Role Summary** Lead multidisciplinary construction projects across Canada, focusing on infrastructure, decommissioning, demolition, mine closure, site remediation, and ground improvement. Provide technical leadership, constructability reviews, and support project delivery, scheduling, and cost control. **Expectations** - Deliver project engineering services for large‑scale, multi‑disciplinary projects. - Manage project health & safety in collaboration with operational teams. - Travel up to 30 % as required. - Work independently and remotely when necessary. **Key Responsibilities** - Develop detailed engineering design and specification packages. - Create phasing, scheduling (MS Project, Primavera P6), and work instruction plans. - Perform constructability reviews and resolve field technical issues. - Administer contracts and support procurement and estimating. - Prepare detailed engineering estimates and assist in proposals/presentations. - Ensure project health & safety compliance. - Contribute to business development activities. **Required Skills** - Proven construction project management experience (5–8 years). - Strong constructability knowledge and ability to provide sequential execution plans. - Proficient in MS Project, Primavera P6, and engineering software. - Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication. - Strong organizational, analytical, and problem‑solving skills. **Required Education & Certifications** - Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering & Management, or equivalent. - Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) in Ontario (other provincial licenses acceptable).

Company Name: WSP in Canada
Job Title: Co-op Student, Transportation - Regional Roads (Summer 2026)
Job Description: **Job Title:** Co‑op Student, Transportation – Regional Roads (Summer 2026) **Role Summary:** Support the Regional Roads team on complex transportation engineering projects across Edmonton, Calgary, Red Deer, Grand Prairie, and Edson. Work on both field and office tasks under the guidance of the Area Manager, contributing to surveying, material testing, construction support, and reporting for road and bridges projects. **Expactations:** - Assignments last 4 or 8 months; start in May 2026. - Travel extensively within the region; ability to work away from home and long hours. - Follow project specifications, CSA, and ASTM standards. - Maintain safety and health compliance on all client sites. **Key Responsibilities:** - Collaborate with Project Managers, Technicians, and Surveyors on project delivery. - Conduct material testing as per contract specifications. - Assist or perform surveys (GPS, drone, conventional) across site assignments. - Support onsite construction surveying and data acquisition. - Prepare laboratory test reports and field review reports. - Execute other duties as assigned to meet project schedules. **Required Skills:** - Valid Class 5 driver’s licence. - Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and survey software (e.g., GIS). - Strong written and verbal communication. - Self‑motivated, adaptable, capable of independent and team work. - Basic knowledge of civil engineering concepts (material testing, surveying). **Required Education & Certifications:** - Currently enrolled in an accredited co‑op post‑secondary Civil Engineering program (or related engineering discipline). ---

Edson, Canada

Hybrid

08-12-2025

Company Name: WSP in Canada
Job Title: Structural Engineering Student - Summer 2026
Job Description: Job Title: Structural Engineering Student – Summer 2026 Role Summary: Assist professional engineers and designers in the design, modeling, and coordination of structural systems for building projects. Contribute to construction review, quantity estimation, and site inspections, gaining hands‑on experience in a consulting environment. Expectations: - Current 1st, 2nd, or 3rd‑year student in civil, structural engineering, civil engineering technology, or architectural/building sciences technology. - Strong interest in construction and building consulting. - Proactive, detail‑oriented, and clear communicator. - Holds a valid driver’s licence; working‑at‑heights certification preferred. Key Responsibilities: - Design and model structural systems using industry software (e.g., Revit, AutoCAD, STAAD.Pro). - Participate in quantity estimation and construction review, including site visits. - Review shop drawings, change orders, and produce site visit reports. - Attend design meetings with team members, clients, and construction personnel. - Contribute to project delivery and understand consulting workflow. Required Skills: - Proficiency in structural design software and drafting tools. - Basic understanding of structural analysis and construction processes. - Ability to read and interpret technical drawings. - Strong organizational and communication skills. Required Education & Certifications: - Enrolled in a recognized civil, structural engineering, civil engineering technology, or architectural/building sciences technology program (enrollment verified). - Valid driver’s licence. - Working‑at‑heights training (preferred).

Ottawa, Canada

Hybrid

09-12-2025

Company Name: WSP in Canada
Job Title: Electrical Engineering Intern, Buildings - 4-16 months
Job Description: **Job Title** Electrical Engineering Intern, Buildings **Role Summary** Support the NCRA M&E Property & Buildings team in electrical design and documentation for building projects. Perform drafting, 3‑D modeling, and basic calculations under the supervision of an Electrical Manager. Duration: 4–16 months. **Expectations** - Deliver design work on schedule and to quality standards. - Work independently and collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams. - Follow health, safety, and security procedures; obtain Canadian Federal Enhanced Reliability clearance. - Show eagerness to learn building‑code requirements and industry standards. **Key Responsibilities** - Produce basic electrical designs and calculations for power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, security, and control systems. - Create and update AutoCAD drawings and Revit 3‑D models for electrical systems. - Apply Ontario Building Code, Electrical Safety Authority, and IEEE standards to project work. - Conduct or support engineering studies (arc‑flash, load, fault, coordination, grounding) as needed. - Collaborate with engineers, project managers, and other disciplines; report progress regularly. - Complete additional tasks assigned by senior staff. **Required Skills** - Enrolled in an Electrical Engineering program (undergraduate or graduate). - Proficient in AutoCAD and Revit (3‑D modeling). - Basic understanding of electrical design principles and building‑code concepts. - Familiarity with engineering analysis software (arc‑flash, load, fault, coordination, lighting, grounding) is a plus. - Strong interpersonal, written, and verbal communication abilities. - Detail‑oriented, organized, and capable of meeting deadlines. - Ability to work both independently and as part of a team. **Required Education & Certifications** - Current enrollment in an Electrical Engineering degree program. - Eligibility for Canadian Federal Government Enhanced Reliability clearance (mandatory). - Knowledge of Ontario Building Code, Electrical Safety Authority regulations, and IEEE standards considered advantageous.

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