Completion of a two-year diploma in an appropriate Engineering Technology program
Eligible for recognition as a Certified Engineering Technologist (C.E.T.) with ASET
Minimum two years of applicable, hands-on experience in roadway construction
Direct experience auditing municipal infrastructure or developer-led servicing agreement projects (asset)
Advanced familiarity with municipal road construction methodologies and quality control procedures (asset)
Responsibilities
Audit and inspect private developer and utility projects, including grading and road construction
Enforce conditions within servicing agreements to ensure compliance with municipal specifications
Process and review applications for Construction Completion Certificates (CCC) and Final Acceptance Certificates (FAC)
Evaluate Plan of Record drawings for accuracy against as-built documentation
Conduct defect assessments and authorize sign-offs or invoicing as needed
Provide field-level technical guidance and make real-time decisions on asset quality
Collaborate with project teams and contractors to resolve discrepancies and design modifications
Benefits
Hybrid work arrangement flexibility
Exposure to diverse work environments, both indoor and outdoor
Opportunities for continuous process improvements
Alignment with a culture of equity, diversity, reconciliation, and inclusion
Supportive work environment with a focus on safety standards
Full Job Description
Join our dynamic Development Services team to help shape the growth and safety of Edmonton's infrastructure. We are seeking a dedicated professional to audit and evaluate developer-contributed assets, ensuring our city's built environment stands the test of time.
As an Engineering Technologist I in the Development Inspections Unit of the Subdivision and Development Coordination Section, you will independently conduct quality assurance audits on civil construction projects across the city and support the senior Engineering Technologists with formal CCC and FAC Inspections. In this role, you will evaluate compliance with municipal standards, inspect developer-built assets, and mitigate long-term liability for the municipality. You will act as a primary technical contact in the field, collaborating with contractors and consultants to resolve issues and verify asset quality.
What will you do?
Audit and inspect private developer and utility projects, including grading, road construction, concrete, asphalt, street lighting, and utility installations
Enforce conditions within servicing agreements to ensure all technical work and materials strictly meet municipal specifications
Process and review applications for Construction Completion Certificates (CCC) and Final Acceptance Certificates (FAC)
Evaluate Plan of Record drawings to ensure field construction accurately reflects as-built documentation
Conduct defect assessments, confirm values, and authorize sign-offs or invoicing as needed
Provide field-level technical guidance and real-time decision-making on asset quality and construction standards
Collaborate with project teams, consultants, and contractors to resolve field discrepancies and design modifications
Support continuous process improvements by updating inspector guidelines and design specifications
Qualifications:
Completion of a two (2) year diploma in an appropriate Engineering Technology program
Eligible for recognition as a Certified Engineering Technologist (C.E.T.) with ASET
Minimum two (2) years of applicable, hands-on experience in roadway construction
Assets:
Direct experience auditing municipal infrastructure or developer-led servicing agreement projects
Advanced familiarity with municipal road construction methodologies and quality control procedures
Skills required for success:
In-depth understanding of municipal Design and Construction Standards and Specifications across roadways, drainage, and utilities
Practical application of civil engineering principles to evaluate on-site materials and field execution
Strong field interpretation skills to analyze complex plans, identify issues, and implement real-time technical solutions
Exceptional negotiation and conflict-resolution skills to protect municipal interests during field disputes
Collaborative communication style to build productive working relationships with engineering consultants, contractors, and internal teams
Prioritization and multi-project management skills to balance several active inspection sites simultaneously
Independence and sound decision-making to determine asset acceptance or rejection with minimal direct supervision
Clear written communication for documentation reviews, defect reports, and standard operating procedures
Alignment to our Cultural Commitments and Leadership Competencies ( https://bit.ly/4brRrXm )
Embracing a culture of equity, diversity, reconciliation and inclusion
Conditions of Employment:
Candidates are required to hold a valid Alberta Class 5 driver's license (or provincial equivalent) or higher. Candidates will be required to arrange their own transportation and, where appropriate, will be reimbursed in accordance with City of Edmonton policy. This may require the candidate to obtain business-use auto insurance
Compliance with the City of Edmonton's safety standards for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), such as wearing steel-toe boots, gloves, goggles, sunscreen and coveralls
Applicants may be tested
Work Environment:
Note: This position may be eligible for a hybrid work arrangement with the flexibility to work from both home and the worksite as per the Letter of Understanding between the City of Edmonton and Civic Service Union 52
The weekly hours of work for this position are currently under review and may change at a future time. Any changes will be made in accordance with the City of Edmonton/Civic Service Union 52 collective agreement, and the incumbent will be notified in advance
This role works in both indoor and outdoor settings
Exposure to environmental conditions, including extreme temperatures, inclement weather, dust, noise, light variation, vibrations, chemicals, and exposure to mechanical and electrical hazards may occur
This role requires completion of repetitive and strenuous tasks such as standing, walking, kneeling, bending, stooping, crouching, reaching requiring physical stamina and resilience
