Geostructural Instrumentation Manager

**Description**

**Your role at GEI.**

GEI Canada’s instrumentation practice continues to grow, and we are seeking a Geostructural Instrumentation Manager to join us.

This position includes interfacing directly with existing clients and identifying and developing new clients both within GEI and externally. There will be frequent interaction with agencies on behalf of our clients to guide the permitting process; this requires a strong understanding of their monitoring requirements. Example agencies are Metrolinx, MTO, Infrastructure Ontario, City of Toronto, and various US agencies as needed to collaborate with GEI’s US teams.

This position will be supported by our current instrumentation team and other senior professional engineers. Construction projects will include foundations, tunneling, and excavations support systems, ground improvement, and environmental work.

**Essential Responsibilities & Duties**
- Key responsibilities and duties include designing, installing, and maintaining geotechnical, geostructural, and civil instrumentation systems, and collecting and interpreting instrumentation data. The role also includes interpreting monitoring data and prepare summary reports.
- The responsibilities will also include managing and mentoring junior and intermediate geostructural instrumentation and field staff. Other responsibilities will be reporting, reviewing of reports and deliverables prepared by staff, and coordination of GEI field staff.Business development responsibilities will include developing and fostering partnerships with new and existing clients, preparation and tracking of proposals, and management of project budgets and invoicing.
- It is further expected that competent knowledge of civil and geotechnical engineering principles are used for the purpose of decision making and reporting on site, including reviews for general conformance of civil and geotechnical aspects, and coordination of specialized testing (i.e. geotechnical materials) as needed.

**Other responsibilities include**
- Generating geotechnical instrumentation/monitoring proposals and cost estimates based on contract drawings and agency requirements.
- Creating monitoring programs for development and heavy-civil projects.
- Installing and monitoring inclinometers, extensometers, vibrating wire piezometers, observation wells, seismographs, and robotic total station systems.
- Maintaining and troubleshooting instrumentation equipment.
- Traveling to project sites as required. Travel within North America is expected.
- Participating in technical committees and writing papers for industry events.

**Minimum Qualifications**
- BS in Civil Engineering with a focus on Geotechnical or related studies
- Professional Engineer’s license, or ability to obtain, is preferred
- 15-20+ years of experience
- Experience in maintaining and troubleshooting instrumentation equipment
- Experience with Leica equipment and GeoMos Monitoring Solution is a plus
- Experience with online instrumentation visualization tools like MissionOS
- Experience in wiring electronics and understanding remote communications
- Knowledge in soldering, wiring, electrical assembly, cabling, and low voltage electrical systems a plus
- Experience in fundamental computer skills and computer-programming experience with SQL, python, XML, or other languages is preferred
- Surveying experience preferred
- Competent knowledge of civil and geotechnical principles with the ability to communicate and report on observations a must
- Excellent writing and general communication skills
- 25% or more travel as needed
- Ability to perform field work
- Valid Canadian. driver’s license
- Physical and environment requirements for this position are available upon request.

**We are GEI.**

Some of the world’s most pressing problems - from climate change to sustainable development, to critical infrastructure and the future of our energy supply - need our brightest and diverse minds working together to create safer, more resilient communities for tomorrow.

We are technical experts, collaborators, and entrepreneurs who draw from diverse backgrounds to solve our clients’ most complex challenges.

With nearly 60 offices across North America, we offer a range of engineering, science, and technical consulting services. Our range of expertise, project types, and culture make us the choice for top talent in the AEC industry.

In 2023, GEI merged with GM BluePlan, an Ontario-based engineering, management, and technology consulting company. The merger adds GM BluePlan’s nationally recognized expertise in asset management and infrastructure planning to the GEI family, furthering our growth and expansion in Canada.

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