Job Summary:Salas O’Brien Canada is searching for an Intermediate or Senior CET/Structural Engineer to oversee a major construction project in Ottawa, acting as the crucial link between our client, designers and subtrades.From 2026 to 2030, you will be a resident structural site engineer at the new Ottawa Civic Hospital being built in downtown Ottawa. The Ottawa Civic Hospital will be the largest research hospital in Canada. This is a one-of-a-kind project for an engineer to be a part of.You will be the liaison between the site and design engineers to address any technical issues and project delivery to ensure that the schedule, quality and documentation are following design contract documents.In this role, you will:Establish a strong relationship with the client and communicate with both technical and management-level personnelPerform site reviews and construction administration services during the construction phase. Circulate photographs and findings with design team and prepare site reports.Review project plans, requirements, and specifications.Co-ordinates site issues with the company’s design teamsDocument, circulate and coordinate with structural design team any contemplated and implemented changes from other consultants/tradesReviews, circulates and coordinates RFIs with the design teamReviews and coordinates Site Instructions with the design teamConducts project observations during the construction phase and ensures contractor compliance with technical and contractual terms and conditions throughout the construction stageReviews, circulates and coordinates the review of structural shop drawings with the design teamGathers, reviews and circulates with design team all inspection reports prepared by 3 rd inspection parties (geotechnical, concrete testing, steel mill shop reports, etc).Analyzes all structural inspection and testing reports relevant for the close-out of projectsRegularly performs QA/QC ReviewsRequired to have a strong understanding of all contract documents during the construction phaseAttend Construction H&S and coordination meetings. File and circulate meeting minutes with design team.You will be a great fit if you have/are:Bachelor Degree in Civil Engineering with a specialization in Structural Engineering, or a Civil Engineering Technology (Structural) advanced DiplomaComfortable to undertake site reviews (walk on top of rebar, use scaffolding and ladders to assess work areas, working from heightsKnowledge of regulations like building codes and standards.Experience and technical knowledge of concrete and structural steelExperienced in the Construction industryReading and interpreting of drawings specifications, submittals, and other contract documentsUnderstanding construction sequencing, logistics planning, scheduling techniquesKnowledge of Ministry of Labour (MOL) regulations regarding health and safety on construction sites.Familiarity with common construction methods and materials in particular, cast in place concrete and structural steel designCommunication and collaboration skills to work with diverse teamsMath and analytical abilities for tasks like estimating and schedulingMin 5 years of structural experienceRegistered Professional Engineer with PEO would be an assetProficient use of Word, Excel, Bluebeam RevuWorking knowledge of AutoCad Revit would be an assetCompensation:$95,000 to $135,000 CAD depending on experienceVacancy Status:This posting is for a new vacancy.The duration of this assignment will continue into the 2nd quarter of 2030 with the option to join the Ottawa office upon completion of this major project.Equal Opportunity Employment StatementSalas O’Brien provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state/provincial, or local laws. Salas O’Brien will accommodate the disability-related needs of applicants as required by law.#J-18808-Ljbffr