NB: VIE role. Must be an EU citizen (18–28), graduate, fluent in English, with no prior VIE experience.

Are you looking to join a large-scale project and make your mark on one of Canada’s largest cities?

Shape the future of the Ottawa’s Mobility with the LRT project thanks to the VIE program!  

Kiewit, Eurovia and VINCI join forces to expand the Confederation Line of Ottawa towards both the western and eastern districts.

Our goal? Improving the mobility and connectivity of the city of Ottawa, thereby improving the mobility enhancing the lives of thousands of residents while reducing the region's carbon footprint

Project Overview:

• 27.5 kilometers of LRT Infrastructure: the extension involves the design, construction, and financing of 27.5 kilometers of light rail transit (LRT) tracks, which will extend the Confederation Line to the west and east of the city of Ottawa.
• Diverse Structures: You will have the opportunity to work on a range of structures, including 4 kilometers of covered trench tracks, 20 structures, 16 stations (including one underground and one elevated), as well as a maintenance center and associated systems.

Find out more about the Ottawa LRT project here.

We are looking for Field Engineers V.I.E.  F/M who will be excited to contribute to this project that will make history in the city.

Does it feel like a challenge you would be ready to take on? Keep reading!  

What you can expect as a Field Engineer on the OLRT project ?

As part of the VINCI Construction teams (Dodin/Janin/Eurovia Québec), you will play a key role in the success of planning, organizing, and implementing project engineering & project controls tasks, working closely with construction teams, subcontractors, suppliers, and more.   

Get ready to: 

• Manage schedules and coordinate subcontractors on your perimeter (conduct and administer overall job planning and programming);
• Define and ensure the supply of material needs of your perimeter;
• Monitor construction progress and ensure the smooth running of the work and propose corrective actions and implementing them once validated by your manager
• Participate in the financial management of the project, monitor daily costs of all time-dependent elements on the project and implications;
• Undertake cost controlling and estimating as required.
• Enhance coordination between your work zone and the different other work zones adjacent
• Ensure compliance with policies, procedures, and requirements related to Quality Assurance, Occupational Health and Safety, and Environment.

Temporary work designs will include shoring, falsework, concrete formwork, personnel access platforms and hoisting rigging.

Also note that you might need to travel and relocate during your mission if needed.

*More details will be given to you during the interviews.*What about you?

Overall, we are looking for engineers with excellent communication, attention to detail and an ability to work well in a team environment.

You’ll be a great fit if :

• You’re looking for assignments that combine fieldwork and project management, allowing you to interact with multidisciplinary teams and stakeholders at all levels;

• You’re motivated to work in a fast-paced environment, where you’ll have to adapt to changing priorities and take initiative to overcome challenges proactively.

• You can define yourself through strong interpersonal skills such as open-mindedness, curiosity, and problem solving to develop practical options under pressure.

• You can demonstrate excellent time management and communication skills.

• You have graduated with a master’s degree in civil engineering and/or construction and have a first working experience in construction. As such, you have a strong understanding of civil engineering principles, construction methods, and materials.

• You’re fully committed to ethics and integrity, as well as Health & Safety guidelines to make sure everyone goes home safe ;

• You show an international mindset which will allow you to enjoy what Canada can offer to the fullest – a previous international experience will be appreciated!

• You speak fluent English and feel confident communicating in any context—on site, in meetings, or day-to-day—and you're excited about the opportunity to live and work in Canada, making the most of everything it has to offer.

  You have your driver’s license, and you’re ready to move between sites if needed.

Next steps? 

If you like what you’re reading and feel you could be up for the task, let’s meet!

We’ll have a first quick phone encounter to ensure we are aligned on what you’re looking for and what we can offer, before exploring these elements further during a second Teams meeting.

If we are still in step, it will be time for you to meet HR and operational members from the OLRT project..

Welcome aboard!