Civil Engineer

Mantecon Partners is an agile, full-service engineering firm specializing in structural, mechanical, electrical, civil engineering and project management. Our staff are passionate, innovative and engaged professionals who take pride in providing our services on engineering projects across the province. Located in Dundas, Ontario, we work and play in the GTA, London and Niagara markets. Working with our multi-disciplinary team, the ideal candidate will possess a minimum of 5 years of North American experience, working with/managing project teams on the civil design of institutional, healthcare, commercial and industrial facilities. ROLE OVERVIEWReporting to the firm principals, the candidate will be responsible for the overall development, leadership and management of civil engineering projects in our Dundas office. The candidate actively markets, leads, directs, and manages projects from initial conception through completion to ultimately ensure client and project team success. REQUIREMENTSExperience designing watermains, stormwater (including stormwater management reports for site plan approval application) and sanitary sewer systemsExperience designing grading plansExperience with culvert studiesExperience with municipal road and highway design is an assetExperience with site plan application and permit process including meeting with city staffIdentify, pursue and secure civil engineering projects in the GTHA region – occasional travel is requiredDemonstrated experience coordinating and liaising with architects, planners, structural and mechanical engineers, street lighting designers, surveyors, city staff and other related professionals who may be part of a project teamCoordinate and manage the work of sub-consultants as needed on project specific requirementsProject Management for the civil engineering team and related sub-consultants including management of overall project budgets, project team staffing, scheduling and customer interfaceSolicit and obtain approval from our customers of all project requirements, programs, goals, objectives and expectations prior to preparing deliverables at milestone dates and effectively advise project team accordinglyConfirm customer schedules and budgets and structure the team effort to assure compliance with the contracted fees, schedule and hourly targetsMonitor applicable project team hours for accuracy and time effectiveness and ensure the project team is accountable both for budget hours and schedule as well as the specific goals of the customerCoordinate, monitor and review for completeness of all construction budgets and cost estimatesCoordinate and/or conduct construction administration activities based on project scope and feesComplete final project closeout for customer as well as project teamOversee conformance to the firm’s quality management system (quality assurance, coordination and customer service)Assist and support in development of the civil engineering team including interviewing, hiring and training new staffMentor staff in a motivational environment and conduct professional development and performance reviewsValid driver’s license QUALIFICATIONSBachelor degree in civil and/or environmental engineeringDesignation as Professional Engineer (P. Eng. ) in OntarioMinimum of 5 years of experience in a consulting engineering or municipal environment, preferably in Ontario. Project Management Professional (PMP) designation is an assetExperience with stormwater management software (SWMHYMO), Excel, Microsoft Office, Civil 3D (AutoCAD and asset), traffic maneuvering softwareProven business development capabilitiesStrong project management skills combined with experience in roadway, sewer, water and site/subdivision design, stormwater management, environmental assessments and technical report writingExcellent verbal and written communication skills for regular interaction with customers and design teamExcellent management and supervisory skills for the development of the civil engineering teamExcellent work ethic and desire to grow a successful civil engineering practice