Structural Engineer/Revit (Saskatchewan)

Priority may be given to the following designated employment equity groups: women, Indigenous Peoples* (First Nations, Inuit and Métis), persons with disabilities and racialized persons*. The Employment Equity Act, which is currently under review, references Aboriginal peoples and visible minorities as key terms. Organizational Unit: Real Property Planning and Management Language Requirements: Bilingual Imperative BBB/BBB Work arrangements may permit a limited hybrid schedule, combining onsite presence with telework. Indigenous candidates may be considered for an exception, and alternative arrangements may be discussed with the NRC Hiring team. Defence Industrial Strategy The NRC supports the Government of Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy by advancing research and innovation in areas such as transportation, quantum science, medical countermeasures and advanced manufacturing. We are seeking a Structural Engineer for the Real Property Planning and Management Branch. As a key member of our engineering and construction team, you will provide structural design solutions for NRC’s research facilities, including accommodation, construction and renovation projects. The projects range from office fit‑ups and renovations to new construction, involving all construction trades and disciplines such as civil, structural, architectural, mechanical and electrical. Project values vary from tens of thousands to millions of dollars. You must work effectively with contractors, consultants, clients and other NRC stakeholders. Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering with a structural option from an accredited university. Membership in a provincial engineering association (e.g., Significant and recent experience in designing and analysing structural systems for institutional, commercial and industrial facilities, including steel, concrete, masonry, timber and foundations. Experience with seismic design, load‑bearing systems, and rehabilitation or retrofit projects. Preparation of tender and construction drawings using AutoCAD, NMS specifications and associated cost estimates. Management of multiple concurrent projects. Language Requirements Bilingual Imperative BBB/BBB. Further information on language requirements and self‑assessment tests is available. Assessment Criteria – Technical Competencies Solid knowledge of design practices and selection of materials and equipment for structural systems. Knowledge of applicable regulatory requirements, codes, standards and guidelines. Experience with general documentation, tendering and contract award practices. Ability to produce structural drawings in AutoCAD for tendering and construction. Solid knowledge of project management principles. Client focus (Level 2) Initiative (Level 2) Results orientation (Level 2) Teamwork (Level 2) Communication (Level 2) The incumbent who meets language requirements receives a bilingualism bonus of $800 per year. Additional benefits include a robust pension plan, comprehensive health and dental coverage, disability and life insurance, and other supports. Relocation assistance will be determined in accordance with NRC directives. Occasional travel may be required. Preference will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Apply on Kit Job: kitjob.ca/job/2prc3b