Intermediate Technologist or EIT

Mid-Island Lead at ISL Engineering and Land Services We are looking for a passionate and enthusiastic Intermediate Technologist or Engineer-in-Training (EIT) to join our Vancouver Island Team. At ISL you will be part of a growing team that prides itself on delivering transformative projects for local communities in an inclusive and supportive environment. If you are a motivated problem-solver and are comfortable working in independent and team environments, we want to hear from you A Little About Us We are engineers, technologists, planners, landscape architects, scientists, and their support teams that work together to deliver infrastructure, minimizing environmental impact and maximizing benefit to the community. We work hard and play hard because that is what #ISLLIFE is all about Check us out on social media Ongoing Development – we have a culture of mentorship and leverage both hands‑on and formal training opportunities to ensure that you have a versatile and diversified skillset Chart Your Own Path – we are growing rapidly and while we take on projects with local impact, you can also expect exposure to projects via the larger multidisciplinary ISL team Interesting Work – no two days are the same and you can expect to be involved in a variety of projects We encourage and reward high performance – employer paid benefits plan, Group RRSP, and competitive salaries with opportunities for annual bonus Victoria Showcase Projects A few projects we are proud of include: City of Victoria AAA Bike Lanes: ISL led AAA cycling facilities which have included bikeways and lanes from 2019 to present day. Examples include Harbour Road bi‑directional protected lanes, Vancouver/Graham Street Corridors, and most recently Gorge Road protected bike lanes. When combined, projects include over 20 km of separated uni‑directional and bi‑directional bike lanes, neighbourhood bikeways, and multi‑use pathways. Tillicum and Lampson Bike Lanes: ISL completed the design and construction services for quick‑build AAA facilities along with a new signalized pedestrian crossing on Tillicum Road between Gorge Bridge and Craigflower Road. Project 2 included quick‑build AAA facilities on Lampson Street between Colville Road and Esquimalt Road, and on both Lampson Street and Tillicum Road between Colville Road and Craigflower Road. Seaton/Regina Corridor Upgrades: Phase 1 of the Seaton Street upgrade, completed this past spring, was a pivotal step in the Seaton‑Regina Corridor Upgrade project. This phase involved a comprehensive redesign of Seaton Street from Burnside Road to Hampton Road to establish a shared lane for cyclists, enhanced by the installation of concrete curb and gutter, and alternating on‑street parking. Phase 2 of the Seaton‑Regina Corridor Upgrade project is actively under construction, extending the reach of Seaton Street from Hampton Road to Regina Avenue. This phase not only continues the shared lane concept for cyclists established in Phase 1 but also introduces additional elements to further enhance the corridor's functionality. Phase 3 will focus on the section of Regina Avenue stretching from Seaton Street to Tillicum Road. While the design details are still in the works, it will incorporate traffic‑calming measures and infrastructure enhancements for a consistent and safe transportation network. Nanaimo Showcase Projects Complete Street Design Guide / Metral Complete Street: ISL was the prime consultant on the Nanaimo Complete Street Design Guide and was responsible for design and construction for both phases of the Metral Drive Complete Street Project. These assignments were recipients of three major awards including the 2020 TAC Sustainable Transportation Award. Terminal Avenue Improvements / Downtown Transit Exchange: ISL is the prime consultant for the Terminal Avenue Upgrade Projects and Downtown Nanaimo Transit Exchange. Phase 1 of Terminal Avenue is expected to be complete in August 2024, the $15.8M Transit Exchange facilities are currently in detailed design and expected to start construction in 2025, and the Highway 1 Corridor Study (Terminal Avenue from Commercial Street to Stewart Avenue) is expected to start public engagement this fall 2024. A Little About You Your cover letter must demonstrate: Your interest in municipal and or transportation engineering Your Resume Should Show Us Diploma in Civil Engineering or Engineering Design Technology with registration (or eligible for registration) with AScT or B.Sc. in Civil Engineering and eligible for registration as an EIT with EGBC 3+ years’ experience in municipal or transportation engineering related fields Working knowledge of Civil 3D/AutoCAD Working knowledge of the design process Bonus Points For Transportation and/or Municipal engineering design experience Experience with MMCD Experience in municipal design Experience in large and small‑scale projects A Little More About The Role In this role, you will be able to see projects from inception to delivery, which also means that travel on the Island will be required (approximately