Means and Methods Engineer

at  EBC Inc

EBC thinks outside the box and deploys all its know-how to carry out major infrastructure projects: bridges, roads, highways, tunnels, marine installations. Our ability to meet deadlines and budgets as well as our vast expertise in the field allow us to actively participate in large-scale projects such as the Samuel-De-Champlain Bridge, the Réseau Express Métropolitain (REM) and the Site C hydro-electric power station located near Fort St-John in British Columbia.
Our seasoned team of engineers, project managers and other specialists also put their energy into the construction of wind farms and to the benefit of hydroelectric projects such as dams, power stations, tunnels and dikes. EBC is positioned as a true leader in this sector. Our range of specialized services has made our reputation in Canada.
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Reporting to the Project Manager and Project Engineer, the Means and Methods Engineer is responsible for ensuring the adherence to organizational and accepted industry techniques, procedures, and materials used during the construction process.

Key Responsibilities include:

• Developing work plans for upcoming construction activities in conjunction with the construction teams;
• Preparing and reviewing various documents, including civil and environmental reports, recommendations, technical memoranda and technical specifications;
• Assisting in the development or review of temporary works;
• Liaising with subcontractors and other departments to ascertain and evaluate alternatives and incorporate technical requirements;
• Reviewing the engineer’s construction cost estimates;
• Reviewing work carried out by multi-disciplinary consultants and contractors;
• Conducting periodical field reviews of construction activities, and reporting any non-compliance;
• Supporting the Project Management team and Project Engineer(s) with requests, as needed;
• Other duties as assigned.

• Developing work plans for upcoming construction activities in conjunction with the construction teams;
• Preparing and reviewing various documents, including civil and environmental reports, recommendations, technical memoranda and technical specifications;
• Assisting in the development or review of temporary works;
• Liaising with subcontractors and other departments to ascertain and evaluate alternatives and incorporate technical requirements;
• Reviewing the engineer’s construction cost estimates;
• Reviewing work carried out by multi-disciplinary consultants and contractors;
• Conducting periodical field reviews of construction activities, and reporting any non-compliance;
• Supporting the Project Management team and Project Engineer(s) with requests, as needed;
• Other duties as assigned