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Water Resource Engineer – In Training
Onterris. Support hydraulic and hydrologic modelling for flood studies, floodplain mapping, river engineering, watercourse crossings, stormwater, and water management projects .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, flood assessment, and stormwater management, with a strong foundation in civil and water resources engineering. Capable of preparing technical reports, conducting field investigations, and collaborating with diverse stakeholders in project delivery.
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Hydraulic ModellingHydrologic ModellingWater Resources EngineeringField InvestigationsEngineer-in-Training (EIT) Eligibility
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Hard Skills
Flood AssessmentStormwater ManagementDesign DrawingsEngineering CalculationsTechnical ReportsOpen-Channel FlowDrainage SystemsNatural Channel DesignSite AssessmentsConstruction Inspections
Soft Skills
CollaborationProfessional JudgmentMentorship
Tools & Technologies
GISDrafting Software
Certifications & Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree in Civil EngineeringBachelor's Degree in Water Resources EngineeringBachelor's Degree in Environmental EngineeringValid Class 5 Driver's License
Industry Keywords
Floodplain MappingRiver EngineeringWatercourse CrossingsErosion AssessmentGeomorphic AssessmentRegulatory ApprovalsPermittingConstruction PlanningEnvironmental RequirementsSafety-Sensitive Positions
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Support hydraulic and hydrologic modelling for flood studies, floodplain mapping, river engineering, watercourse crossings, stormwater, and water management projects
- Assist with flood, erosion, scour, geomorphic, and other hydrotechnical assessments
- Support design and assessment of watercourse crossings, hydraulic structures, river engineering works, natural channels, and stream restoration projects
- Support stormwater and drainage assessments and designs for infrastructure, industrial, transportation, and community projects
- Prepare engineering calculations, technical reports, design drawings, specifications, and regulatory applications under experienced engineers' guidance
- Conduct field investigations, site assessments, surveys, construction inspections, and post-construction monitoring
- Support regulatory approvals, permitting, and instream construction planning
- Coordinate with drafting and GIS staff on figures, base plans, mapping, and design drawings
- Support project delivery and collaborate with engineers, scientists, environmental specialists, clients, regulators, contractors, Indigenous communities, and other stakeholders
- Develop technical skills and professional judgment through mentorship and increasing responsibility
Requirements
What you’ll need- Field work may account for approximately 5 to 30% of your time
- A bachelor's degree in Civil, Water Resources, or Environmental Engineering
- 0 to 2 years of relevant experience in water resources engineering; relevant co-op, internship, field, or project experience will be considered
- Eligibility for registration as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) with APEGA
- Understanding of hydrology, hydraulics, open-channel flow, and stormwater or drainage systems
- Interest in river engineering, watercourse crossings, flood assessment, stormwater management, natural channel design, or related water resources work
- Willingness to undertake field work and travel as required, including work at active construction sites
- Valid class 5 driver's license with no restrictions
- Ability to meet physical and environmental requirements, including overhead lifting of over 20 pounds and outdoor work in extreme weather conditions
- Safety-sensitive positions require pre-employment, pre-access, and potentially random alcohol and drug testing, as well as driver's abstract reviews
Benefits
Comp & perks- Reasonable accommodation for qualified individuals with disabilities
- Recruitment process accessibility support and accommodation
- Mentorship and increasing responsibility for professional development