Field Technician - Pavement Engineering

This position can be based out of any Stantec US office location.

A career in transportation is more than bridges, roads, and rail. As we plan, design, and manage projects that move people and goods from Point A to Point B, we create connections that transform our communities. Every airport, road, bridge, port, or transit project is an opportunity to make communities safer, cleaner, and more resilient. Together, we’re making an impact around the world.

If you’re looking for a career that moves, join our team of professionals who are passionate about the future of transportation.

As a recognized leader in pavement engineering and infrastructure/asset management consulting, our Infrastructure Management & Pavement Engineering (IMPE) team is looking for a Pavement Engineering Field Technician.

The position requires an individual who places safety on the job and the quality of the job as the top priorities. The expectations are that the job is done safely and correctly the first time.

With a big company comes big opportunities! Joining the IMPE team will allow the successful candidate to experience a wide range of field and office learning opportunities in the transportation engineering practice.

• Operating specialized pavement testing equipment, such as a Falling Weight Deflectometer (FWD), a high-speed profiler, Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), and/or pavement coring/boring equipment
• Performing manual pavement condition assessments using a tablet to document the observed conditions of the pavement
• Collecting samples of surface and sub-surface materials and documenting investigation information
• Performing quality checks of collected pavement performance data and information
• Working extensively in the field – on roadways, exposed to weather elements such as rain, wind, cold, and snow
• Performing mild-to-medium physical activities, such as lifting of small equipment and pavement cores
• Assisting Project Managers in preparing field documentation and organizing field activities
• Organizing work in both the field and office environment and keeping detailed project records

• Able to work extensively in the field (urban, rural, or remote locations) – on roadways, exposed to weather elements such as rain, wind, cold, and snow
• Mechanically and/or technically inclined with ability to troubleshoot, resolve potential equipment issues
• Able to manage a dynamic work schedule and take on a diverse range of tasks which may include both field and office work
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, along with excellent interpersonal abilities;
• Works independently without direct supervision and well with others
• Capability to look at a problem, devise ways to resolve it, and communicate observations to team members;
• Able to organize, prioritize, set and adjust priorities and schedules independently

• High school diploma or equivalent, no college education is needed; however, education in a mechanical and/or a technical field are preferred
• Interest in geotechnical investigations and/ou