Senior Bridge Lead

at  KGS Group

• LOCATION: Winnipeg
• Department: Transportation
• Date Posted: Oct 02, 2024
  KGS Group seeks a Senior Bridge Lead to join our growing Transportation Department in Winnipeg.

ABOUT US

We are KGS Group, a private, employee-owned, multidisciplinary engineering consulting firm serving clients throughout North America. We’re different than traditional engineering firms. We believe a commitment to lasting relationships is just as critical as the expertise applied in our work. To us that means we put our clients and people first. We have the discipline to consistently deliver KGS Quality, never taking the easy way out. We always look closer and dig deeper. And no matter the project, we care enough to do it right.
As an employee-owned company, we’re invested in our work and our people. It’s a place where you can apply your abilities and contribute to challenging and meaningful projects. With the extensive, wide-ranging expertise within our company, you’ll also have countless opportunities to learn and grow.
KGS Group offers a competitive compensation and benefits package. We embrace diversity, equity and inclusion, and welcome applications from people with disabilities. Upon request, KGS Group will provide reasonable accommodation for disabilities to support participation of candidates in all aspects of the recruitment process

THE ROLE

KGS Group seeks a Senior Bridge Lead in our Winnipeg office. Reporting to the Head of Transportation, this position will be responsible for leading bridge projects for clients that include Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure, the City of Winnipeg, a broad range of urban and rural municipalities and the private sector. This role will work closely with design and construction staff in the Transportation Department.
The successful candidate will have the ability to lead, develop, manage and motivate an emerging team of engineers, technicians and scientist with a focus on large- and small-scale bridge projects throughout Canada, focusing on opportunities across the Prairies and Northwestern Ontario. The successful candidate will have the ability to lead projects within a team environment and showcase their creative side to positively impact transport mobility in the world around them. The successful candidate will have the freedom and flexibility to build and grow their own team with the potential opportunity for an expanded role beyond Manitoba and the Prairies in alignment with the future growth goals of the KGS Transportation Group.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Lead, develop, manage, and motivate an emerging team of engineers, technicians and scientists with a focus on bridge projects both large and small scale.
• Produce, supervise, and manage engineering deliverables on a variety of bridge rehabilitation projects as well as new projects.
• Perform complex engineering tasks independently and in accordance with industry standards, best practices and specifications while leading and mentoring a growing team in support of this pursuit.
• Prepare and check detailed engineering calculations and models, drawings, specifications, technical reports, quantities and cost estimates, procurement documents, design packages, proposals, and detailed analyses.
• Liaise and coordinate with other disciplines within the company to execute projects.
• Perform inspections of existing bridges and other structures including coordinating and leading inspection teams and specialized sub-consultants, providing renewal and repair recommendations, and completing life cycle cost analyses.
• Develop and build a successful portfolio of bridge related transportation projects through development of winning proposal submissions.
• Perform project management duties including assembling & managing project teams, controlling project budgets & schedules, controlling quality of deliverables, interacting with clients, and reporting financial status.
• Train, coach, supervise, and mentor junior staff with their career growth and professional development.
• Participate in and promote KGS Group’s safety-first culture.