Utility Coordinator or Project Utility Engineer (PUE)

Company Description

4Sight Utility Engineers is Canada’s leader in Utility Engineering, including Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE), Utility Coordination and Utility Design for complex infrastructure projects. As an employee-owned firm, the company focuses on helping clients make informed decisions right from project inception. 4Sight Utility Engineers provides insight and technical leadership to reduce risk, prevent conflicts, and keep projects advancing with confidence. The team has contributed to key industry standards such as ASCE 38, ASCE 75, CSA S250, and TAC guidelines. Its mission is to transform utility data into actionable intelligence that protects budgets, schedules, and reputations.

Why Join 4Sight

At 4Sight Utility Engineers, we're passionate about helping clients reduce utility conflicts, manage risk, and deliver successful infrastructure projects. We offer:

• Opportunities to work on major transportation, municipal, and utility infrastructure projects.
• A collaborative and entrepreneurial work environment.
• Career growth and leadership opportunities.
• Competitive compensation and benefits.
• Flexible work arrangements.
• An employee-owned culture where your contributions directly impact our success.

Role Description

Do you have a passion for building things?

Are you an enthusiastic and motivated individual looking to advance your career with a growing engineering firm that values innovation, collaboration, and technical excellence?

We are looking to expand our growing 4Sight Team and are seeking experienced Utility Coordinators and Project Utility Engineers (PUE). These are dynamic positions that require candidates with strong communication skills, and a passion for Utilities in conjunction with experience on large civil infrastructure projects. The Utility Coordinator/Project Utility Engineer is responsible for identifying, analyzing, coordinating, and resolving utility conflicts associated with transportation, municipal, transit, and infrastructure projects. Working closely with utility owners, designers, engineers, contractors, and public agencies, the Utility Coordinator/Project Utility Engineer facilitates communication, manages utility-related risks, and supports the development and implementation of utility relocation and protection strategies to ensure successful project delivery of some of the largest infrastructure projects in the province..

Responsibilities

• Coordinate with utility owners, municipalities, contractors, and project stakeholders to support the planning, design, and construction of infrastructure projects and solve utility-related issues.
• Lead utility coordination meetings, communicate project updates, and document decisions, risks, and outstanding actions.
• Develop and maintain Composite Utility Plans (CUPs), Utility Conflict Matrices (UCMs), utility coordination schedules, and review relocation cost estimates.
• Review utility records, designs, and engineering drawings to identify conflicts, constraints, and relocation or protection requirements.
• Determine resource requirements and support the planning, design, permitting, and implementation of utility relocation and protection strategies.
• Oversee the utility relocation process from design through construction, including scheduling, progress monitoring, inspection, contract administration, and stakeholder communications.
• Lead utility coordination meetings, communicate project updates, and document decisions, risks, and outstanding actions.

Qualifications and Key Competencies

• Diploma or degree in Civil Engineering Technology, Engineering, Construction Management, Urban Infrastructure, or a related discipline.
• 5+ years experience in utility coordination, utility engineering, municipal infrastructure, transportation projects, or construction.
• Strong understanding of utility relocation processes, utility conflict management, and infrastructure design.
• Ability to interpret engineering drawings, utility records, survey data, and technical specifications.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Bluebeam, AutoCAD, GIS applications, or similar engineering software.
• Excellent communication, organizational, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills.
• P.Eng would be required for Project Utility Engineer, but not the Utility Coordinator role.

Compensation

• CA$80K to $120K annual salary, dependent on qualifications and experience.
• Bonus Structure
• Full Benefits package
• RRSP Matching Program through Sunlife
• Opportunity for potential future Share Ownership