Water Crossings Geohazard Engineer

Apply hydrology and hydraulics expertise as an Intermediate Engineer managing pipeline water-crossing hazards in river and coastal environments at Enbridge.This regular, full-time position supports programs addressing hydrotechnical hazards affecting critical pipeline infrastructure. You will use open-channel flow, fluvial geomorphology, numerical assessment techniques, and engineering tools to evaluate conditions and develop mitigation designs. The work includes office-based collaboration and occasional North American travel.Key Responsibilities:
Plan and implement programs managing hydrotechnical pipeline hazardsAssess hydrological and hydraulic loading affecting pipelinesAnalyze open-channel flow and fluvial processesDevelop mitigation designs using numerical engineering toolsSupport pipeline integrity and risk-management decisionsRequirements:
Bachelor’s degree in civil or geological engineeringFour or more years of water resources experienceExperience with open-channel flow or fluvial geomorphologyAlberta P.Eng. registration with APEGA, or United States PE preferredAbility to travel throughout Canada and the United StatesBring hydrotechnical analysis, geohazard assessment, and pipeline integrity expertise to Enbridge’s water-crossing engineering programs.
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