Transportation Engineer (EIT)

at  Binnie

You want to be part of a team that plans and designs the transportation network you’ll be driving for years to come. You want to learn more about the engineering process and how a team works together to get projects done. You’re not afraid to ask questions. You make-and own-your decisions.
Binnie is looking for a Transportation Engineer (EIT) to join our Traffic Services Division, which provides traffic engineering services for traffic operations reviews, land development traffic studies, traffic modelling and analysis, and traffic management studies. Some recent assignments include traffic engineering support on the Owner’s Engineer Team for the Pattullo Bridge Replacement Project, traffic management support on the Broadway Subway Line and traffic modelling support for Translink’s new R6 line.
This position is in our Burnaby office, located near scenic Deer Lake. You will work with experienced Project Managers and Professional Engineers on a variety of transportation projects.
You will conduct traffic analysis, undertake transportation planning studies, prepare transportation models, perform field visits, assist with proposal preparation and communicate with various parties on projects.

ABOUT BINNIE:

We are the people behind the infrastructure you use every day. We’re small enough to know each other’s names, and big enough to be where we’re needed. As an employee-owned firm and one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers, we take pride in our work and are respected as one of the top engineering firms in British Columbia. We support some of the most important infrastructure in the province and beyond.
We’re looking for professionals who want to build careers and communities that last.
We can’t do it without you.

• Completing Traffic Engineering analysis and Transportation Planning with respect to mobility and safety under the direction of Professional Engineers
• Performing field visits and intersection turning movement count
• Preparing design drawings using AutoCAD or Civil 3D
• Preparing technical reports to summarize analysis methodology and findings
• Maintaining complete traffic engineering and quality assurance records
• Ensuring quality control procedures are completed as per Binnie’s Organizational Quality Management (OQM) Policy
• Ensuring that all designs and calculations adhere to local standards through consultation with the project’s Engineer of Record