Geohazard Intermediate Engineer – Water Crossings at Enbridge in Calgary, AB

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Posting End Date: November 15, 2026 Employee Type: Regular-Full time Union/Non: This is a non-union position At Enbridge, we are committed to delivering safe, reliable energy while driving financial excellence and innovation. We are seeking an Geohazard Intermediate Engineer – Water Crossings to join our team! In this role, you will support the planning, development, and implementation of programs that manage hydrotechnical hazards affecting pipelines in rivers and coastal environments. You will apply your expertise in hydrology, hydraulics, open-channel flow, and fluvial geomorphology to identify, assess, and help mitigate pipeline conditions associated with water-related hazards. Bring your technical expertise, innovative thinking, and passion for protecting critical energy infrastructure to a role where your work makes an impact! Note: Internal job title is Engineer Geohazard. This position is not eligible for relocation / international relocation. This position is not eligible for employment-based sponsorship now or in the future. Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the country where the position is located without requiring sponsorship from Enbridge now or in the future. What You Will Do: Support the planning, development, and implementation of programs to identify and manage hydrotechnical hazards affecting pipelines in river and coastal environments. Assess pipeline conditions associated with hydrological and hydraulic loading, open-channel flow, fluvial processes, and other water-related geohazards. Apply numerical assessment techniques and engineering tools to conduct detailed analyses and develop effective mitigation designs. Perform engineering assessments, including structural and fitness-for-service evaluations, to support pipeline integrity and risk-management decisions. Apply geohazard risk-analysis principles and pipeline industry knowledge to evaluate threats and recommend practical risk-reduction strategies. Provide technical guidance and mentorship to Pipeline Integrity engineers while collaborating with internal teams and supporting field projects, regional offices, and industry activities. Who You Are: Hold a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, geological engineering, or an equivalent discipline from a recognized university or college; a master’s degree in civil engineering is an asset. Experienced with 4 or more years of water resources or hydrotechnical engineering experience, including experience with open-channel flow and/or fluvial geomorphology. Registered member with APEGA as P. Eng. in the Province of Alberta. If in the US, preference is to have a PE. Analytical in applying numerical assessment techniques and engineering tools to conduct detailed technical analyses and develop mitigation designs. Knowledgeable in understanding risk-analysis principles related to pipeline geohazards and bring functional knowledge of the pipeline industry. Technical experience with engineering analysis, with experience in structural analysis, fitness-for-service assessments, and pipeline-related numerical applications is preferred. Collaborative in nature. You are self-motivated, organized, innovative, responsible, and able to work independently or as part of a team, with strong analytical, communication, and project-management skills. Working Conditions: Office environment. Occasional travel (~10%) across North America, including travel to field projects, regional offices, and industry conferences. Ability to travel throughout Canada and United States. Valid passport is required. A valid driver's license and maintenance of a responsible driving record is required which will be validated before hire. Physical Requirements: Grasping, kneeling, light – moderate lifting (objects up to 20 pounds), reaching above shoulder, repetitive motion, typing, sitting, standing, visual requirement (able to see screens, detect color coding, read fine print), hearing requirement and the ability to sit at a computer fo