Building Science Engineer
CEP Forensic
Job Description
Overview We are looking for a forensic expert in Calgary to solve complex building and structural failure investigations. This technical role requires a thorough understanding of building science engineering and its application in failure investigations. Responsibilities Perform and manage building science and structural failure investigations and determine root cause of the failure and damage to buildings, foundations, structures, and building envelope systems.
Attend client meetings and on‑site inspections, perform surveys and condition assessments and gather evidence. Review technical documentation including drawings, standards, codes, regulations, material specifications, maintenance records, modifications records, etc. Perform Provincial Codes and Standards compliance analysis and reviews.
Determine circumstances surrounding the incident by capturing data, photographs, videos, and interviewing parties associated with the incident. Safely secure evidence for further analysis, and presentation to client and/or in court if required. Collaborate with other experts and practice leads to deliver holistic and robust analytical reports to clients.
Provide expert testimony in the court if required. Coach and mentor early‑career technical staff to support their professional development. Assist with new business development and represent the company with professionalism and expertise in client interactions and industry events.
Always follow HSE guidelines, procedures, and policies. Ensure safety of self, others, and the assets. Qualifications At least a bachelor’s degree in civil, building science or architectural science engineering and P.
Eng. designation. Minimum 6 years of experience in failure and damage analysis, design, construction, maintenance of structures and building envelope systems of commercial, residential, institutional, and industrial buildings and infrastructure. Concern for efficiency and strong analytical, organizational and time‑management skills.
Curiosity, good judgment, sense of initiative. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with ability to write clear and concise investigation reports. Ability to work independently and as part of a team and commitment to staying current with industry developments and continuous professional development.
A sense of humor that can brighten up people around you. A deep understanding of the power of laughter and its ability to make even the toughest of cases seem less daunting. Benefits Hybrid work arrangement that supports work‑life harmonization.
Fun and supportive work environment. Opportunities for professional growth. Competitive compensation commensurate with experience, performance bonuses and a benefits package with no waiting period, including health, dental, vision, massages, mental wellbeing, employee and family assistance programs, virtual health consulting, RRSP, fitness and home office allowance, paid time off including birthday, employee events and fun activities.
A chance to work with some seriously awesome people. #J-18808-Ljbffr