Your Impact

• Support clients in maintaining compliance with occupational health, safety, construction, and environmental regulations through field assessments, monitoring programs, and clear documentation.
• Conduct building assessments for hazardous materials and designated substances, including asbestos, lead, and mould, collecting representative samples safely and accurately.
• Provide on-site inspection and oversight during hazardous materials remediation projects, including contractor monitoring, air sampling, and site reporting to support regulatory compliance and best practices.
• Perform occupational exposure assessments for chemical, biological, and physical hazards in diverse workplace environments, helping clients better understand and manage risk.
• Carry out indoor air quality and potable/drinking water investigations, documenting conditions and contributing to practical, evidence-based recommendations.
• Analyze airborne fibre samples and accurately interpret and report findings as part of asbestos and related hazardous materials assessment programs.
• Prepare clear, technically sound reports and data summaries that support informed decision-making by clients and project teams.
• Build and maintain positive relationships with colleagues and clients while promoting a strong health and safety culture in every aspect of your work.

The Skills That Set You Apart

• College diploma or university degree in occupational hygiene, environmental science, environmental engineering, or a closely related discipline.
• Consulting experience, or equivalent education and knowledge, in occupational hygiene, environmental science, construction, or a related field.
• Understanding of occupational health and safety, construction, and environmental legislation in Nova Scotia and Canada, with the ability to apply regulatory requirements in the field.
• Experience conducting hazardous materials surveys, asbestos abatement monitoring, mould assessments, lead assessments, or related investigations.
• Strong data management capabilities and proficiency with Microsoft Excel for analysis of field and sampling data.
• Ability to perform fieldwork activities involving ladders, equipment operation, and sample collection, with accommodations available where required.
• Strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently in the field while contributing effectively within a multidisciplinary team.
• Willingness to travel throughout Nova Scotia and Atlantic Canada, including occasional overnight stays and weekend work as required; valid driver's licence, access to transportation, and eligibility for Federal Reliability and/or Secret Clearance are considered assets.

Compensation

• $46,800 - $62,100

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Your Impact

• Lead the planning, design, and delivery of municipal infrastructure and land development projects.
• Contribute to successful project delivery by applying strengths in technical leadership, project management, or integrated project delivery.
• Prepare and review engineering designs, technical reports, specifications, and contract documents.
• Coordinate with clients, municipalities, regulators, contractors, and internal multidisciplinary teams.
• Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior engineers and technical staff.
• Support business development activities through proposal preparation, client engagement, and relationship building.
• Identify project risks and opportunities, implementing effective solutions to support project success.
• Exercise independent engineering judgment to resolve complex technical and project delivery challenges.
• Contribute to the growth of the Atlantic Land Development and Municipal Engineering team by sharing knowledge and advancing best practices.

The Skills That Set You Apart

• Degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering from a recognized university.
• Minimum of 5 years of progressive engineering experience.
• Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation or eligibility for registration in Atlantic Canada.
• Experience delivering municipal infrastructure, transportation and/or land development engineering projects.
• Demonstrated project management experience, including budget, schedule, and client management responsibilities.
• Strong knowledge of municipal servicing, transportation, grading, stormwater, and utility design principles.
• Experience preparing technical reports, engineering drawings, and contract documentation.
• Proven ability to build strong relationships with clients, municipalities, and project stakeholders.
• Excellent communication, leadership, and collaboration skills with a commitment to quality and safety.

Compensation

• AB, BC, NT, NU, SK & YT: $84,500 – $113,500
• MB & ON: $77,100 – $107,700
• NB, NL, NS, PE & QC: $76,300 – $102,800

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As an Intermediate Water & Wastewater Engineer, you'll help shape resilient communities across Atlantic Canada by contributing to the planning, design, and delivery of pump stations, booster stations, treatment facilities, and related facility upgrades.

You will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and contribute to projects from process evaluation, facility planning, and preliminary engineering through detailed design, tendering, construction services, start-up, performance testing, and commissioning support.

Your Impact

• Plan, design, and support the delivery of municipal water and wastewater infrastructure projects, including pump stations, lift stations, booster stations, water and wastewater treatment systems, and/or facility upgrades.
• Contribute to projects both within and outside the local region, working with national technical specialists and project teams.
• Deliver water and wastewater facility projects through all phases of development, including studies, condition assessments, preliminary engineering, detailed design, tendering, construction services, and commissioning support.
• Support the evaluation, planning, and design of water and wastewater facilities, which may include pumping systems, treatment infrastructure, equipment selection, hydraulic analyses, and/or facility upgrades.
• Prepare and review design criteria, process and hydraulic calculations, technical memoranda and reports, equipment evaluations, drawings, specifications, cost estimates, and contract documents.
• Coordinate process, civil, mechanical, structural, electrical, instrumentation and controls, and architectural requirements within multidisciplinary facility designs.
• Work with clients, municipalities, regulators, contractors, equipment suppliers, and internal multidisciplinary teams.
• Support successful project delivery by coordinating technical work, managing assigned scope and budgets, monitoring schedules and risks, and maintaining quality, safety, and client-service expectations.
• Apply independent engineering judgment to resolve technical and project-delivery challenges.
• Participate in site investigations, condition assessments, equipment inspections, facility start-up, and commissioning.
• Provide technical guidance to junior engineers, designers, and technical staff, as appropriate to your experience.
• Support proposals, client engagement, and relationship-building activities.
• Contribute to the growth of WSP’s water and wastewater practice in Atlantic Canada by sharing knowledge and advancing consistent design practices.

The Skills That Set You Apart

• Degree in Civil, Environmental, Chemical, Mechanical or related Engineering discipline from a recognized university.
• Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation or eligibility for registration in Atlantic Canada.
• Minimum of 5 years of progressive engineering experience in the planning, design, and delivery of municipal water or wastewater pumping, treatment and/or facility-infrastructure projects, preferably in a consulting environment.
• Experience delivering water and wastewater facility projects, including pump stations, lift stations, booster stations, treatment facilities, and related infrastructure.
• Experience with construction-phase services, commissioning support, site inspections, or facility start-up activities is considered an asset.
• Experience supporting project delivery, including scope, budget, schedule, and client coordination responsibilities.
• Experience preparing technical reports, engineering drawings, specifications, cost estimates and contract documentation.
• Proven ability to build strong relationships with clients, municipalities, regulators, and project stakeholders.
• Excellent communication, leadership, and collaboration skills with a commitment to quality and safety.

Compensation

• AB, BC, NT, NU, SK & YT: $84,500 – $113,500
• MB & ON: $77,100 – $107,700
• NB, NL, NS, PE & QC: $76,300 – $102,800

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