The Role:
A Transportation Design Technologist plays a vital role in the development and implementation of transportation infrastructure projects. Their responsibilities typically include the preparation of design and tender packages including report preparation, quantity calculations, cost estimates, detailed plans and drawings, and preparing models for roads, highways, bridges, and other transportation systems. They collaborate closely with our team of engineers and technologists to ensure that designs meet regulatory standards, client requirements, and safety protocols. Additionally, they may conduct site visits, analyze data, and provide construction technical support to inform project decisions.
Strong technical skills, attention to detail, and a working understanding of transportation design principles are essential for success in this role.
As a member of the Western Canada Infrastructure team, you will be responsible for contributing to our project teams during all phases of the project lifespan, including proposals, design, tender preparation and construction project phases.
- Completing geometric designs of highways, municipal roads, and intersection improvements, including new/greenfield and rehabilitation projects in a rural or urban setting.
- Assisting in the preparation of proposals, including interpreting Requests for Proposals, conducting site visits and identifying project risks and solutions.
- Developing preliminary and detailed engineering deliverables including reports, plans, quantities, cost estimates, and contract/tender documents.
- Coordinating project requirements with environmental, geotechnical, illumination, land acquisition and other sub-consultants as necessary.
- Assisting other transportation Engineers and Technologists, including completing, reviewing and checking completed work against established guidelines and standards.
- Interpreting and implementing standards from provincial and federal regulatory bodies.
- Maintaining positive client relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
- Collaborating with design teams within other operating locations within Alberta.
- Maintaining a safe working environment by complying with all safety codes, guidelines, and regulations forming our Health, Safety & Environmental management system.
- Travel to sites or project meetings, including overnight stays, may be necessary.