Do you want to be challenged and expand your boundaries? Do you want diversity in your day-to-day tasks? Do you enjoy a flexible work environment? If you answered “yes” to any of these, then we just might have what you didn’t even know you were looking for!
You get great medical coverage, a dental and vision care spending account, and a life insurance package. Commitment and tenure is rewarded with a wellness plan for such things as gym memberships and ski passes.
You will also receive annual bonuses (no traditional fruitcakes handed out here) as well as no cost training and continuing education.
If it sounds like we’re a perfect fit for one of the positions listed below, we’d love to hear from you! Contact us by e-mail (no phone calls please) at hr@jasa.ca if you would like to learn more.
Do you want to be challenged and expand your boundaries? Do you want diversity in your day-to-day tasks? Do you enjoy a flexible work environment? If you answered “yes” to any of these, then we just might have what you didn’t even know you were looking for!
We are an engineering and consulting firm based in Calgary, Alberta and have been assisting in building this beautiful city and surrounding areas since 1968. We are geotechnically and environmentally focused, and provide QA/QC materials testing with a fully-equipped soils laboratory to our clientele.
Annually, we are involved in over two hundred projects. Although a large share is in the commercial and industrial sectors, we delve into a variety of different and sometimes quite unique projects which allows for diversity and new opportunities.
We are a dedicated bunch, who are very effective at what we do. We work independently with little to no supervision but also collaborate and lean on each other like a well-oiled machine. We also realize that happiness is key to success in all aspects of life and a personal - work life balance is important.
Our age range is as diverse as our knowledge base with a broad mix of tenures and backgrounds which provides a great tool to allow you to expand your horizons. We are fiercely proud of our low turnover rate as we continue to grow year after year.
You get great medical coverage, a dental and vision care spending account, and a life insurance package. Commitment and tenure is rewarded with a wellness plan for such things as gym memberships and ski passes.
You will also receive annual bonuses (no traditional fruitcakes handed out here) as well as no cost training and continuing education.
You are looking for a unique and challenging long-term career, and you are flexible, self-motivated, and innovative. A passion for perfection is what drives you.
You want to be independent yet backed by a team of highly skilled and very knowledgeable staff. And you take pride in being a part of that team, creating practical methods, discovering new ideas, and engineering your own career to new levels.
You will be involved with a variety of geotechnical and environmental projects, including conducting site investigations, preparing geotechnical analyses, working on design recommendations, and assisting in preparing reports. You will also provide oversight and internal reviews of testing and inspections while offering project support through all phases of construction.
Site QA/QC inspections as well as support of field technicians will also make up your day, along with analyzing, evaluating, and reviewing the construction materials in our fully-equipped laboratory.
You will work directly under a senior engineer with a wealth of information to assist and guide you in advancing your career to the next level, while assisting in all aspects of geotechnical and environmental engineering.
A degree in Civil or Geotechnical Engineering is a must. A minimum of 2 years post-graduate experience and local experience in foundations, slope stability, asphalt, concrete, rock, laboratory testing, Phase I, II, & III ESA’s. You are also eligible to be registered as a professional engineer in Alberta, legally entitled to work in Canada, and have a valid Class 5 driver’s license.
Along with having advanced written and verbal communication skills, time management, project coordination, you are familiar with guidelines, standards, and techniques, and knowledge of various local construction practices and geotechnical aspects.
If it sounds like we’re a perfect fit, we’d love to hear from you! Contact us by e-mail (no phone calls please) at hr@jasa.ca if you would like to learn more.
The successful completion of a Civil Engineering Technology program with at least 5 to 10 years post-graduate experience or equivalent field training is a must (local project experience in soil conditions is preferable). You are also legally entitled to work in Canada and have a valid Class 5 driver’s license.
Along with having excellent written and verbal communication skills, you have an in-depth understanding of compaction and concrete requirements and a familiarity with laboratory testing. In addition, you are also experienced with drilling and logging of test holes and environmental investigations or you are keen to expand your knowledge base into this area.
You are looking for diverse and challenging employment, and you are confident, decisive, yet flexible. Thinking outside the box for practical solutions is what drives you.
You want to play a key role amongst a team of highly skilled and very knowledgeable staff. And you take pride in the contributions you offer, discerning key issues, discovering effective solutions, and evolving your own knowledge base to new levels.
You will be involved with a variety of geotechnical projects including soil and asphalt compaction testing, on-site concrete testing, laboratory soils evaluation, pile installation inspections, and footing and earthwork inspections. You will also provide project support through the various phases of construction.
For those with the relevant experience, you will also be working under the guidance and direction of an engineer conducting field drilling programs and environmental testing on a variety of projects.
A diploma in Geomatics Engineering with at least 4 to 6 years post-graduate experience or equivalent field training is a must. You are legally entitled to work in Canada and have a valid Class 5 driver’s license. You also have working knowledge and experience using Total Station and RTK GPS. Previous experience working in commercial/industrial construction is preferred.
You are looking for a rewarding long-term career, and you are self-motivated, flexible, and quick-thinking. A passion for perfection is what drives you.
You have strong math and calculation skills with meticulous attention to detail. You take pride in being a part of a team, while creating practical methods and discovering new and better solutions to everyday tasks.
You will be leading a crew in all types of construction surveying including stakeouts, grading, deep services, topographic surveys, legal, and subdivision and liaising directly with the client field representatives and landowners. You will also liaise with the department manager to coordinate the field survey work, and to review and manage project budgets, timeline requirements, priorities, and survey methodology.
Reading and interpreting plans, downloading data into the AutoCAD system, preparing and communicating field notes, sketches, and checklists will also fill your day.
In addition, you will be providing guidance, leadership, and mentorship to survey assistants and delegating basic workload tasks while overseeing the maintenance of the survey equipment and supplies inventory.