26-005 Engineering Inspector 2

Location:

Maple Ridge, British Columbia

POSITION OVERVIEW Join the City of Maple Ridge as a key player in shaping our growing community’s infrastructure. In this Engineering Inspector 2 role, you’ll take on a dynamic mix of administrative, regulatory, and technical responsibilities overseeing the construction and inspection of developer‑related and capital works projects. You’ll play a vital part in ensuring that all projects meet design specifications, safety standards, and regulatory requirements while maintaining the City’s commitment to quality, safety, and innovation in public infrastructure. This position offers the opportunity to work independently and make decisions in the field—conducting inspections, identifying potential issues, collaborating with developers, contractors, and utility companies, and contributing to major municipal projects by preparing cost estimates, technical reports, and project designs.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Review construction drawings and plans for new subdivisions and municipal projects for technical accuracy and compliance with design criteria, construction specifications, bylaws, and guidelines.

Conduct inspections of roads, sewers, waterworks, and other public infrastructure projects to ensure safety, quality, and adherence to approved standards.

Identify potential safety hazards, deficiencies, or substandard workmanship and ensure timely resolution.

Research, develop, schedule, and administer municipal construction projects, including roads, drainage, water, and sanitary sewer systems.

Prepare tender documents, cost estimates, technical reports, and project recommendations.

Process contractor payments and progress reports; coordinate testing of construction materials.

Monitor and oversee the work of municipal crews, contractors, and utility companies to ensure compliance with municipal and provincial safety requirements.

Respond to public inquiries and complaints, providing clear explanations of municipal policies and facilitating resolutions.

Consult and coordinate with consultants, contractors, and internal departments to ensure project success.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Above‑average public relations skills to deal effectively and tactfully with the general public and contractors under stress.

Considerable knowledge of Municipal design and engineering standards and related rules, regulations, by‑laws and policies.

Considerable knowledge of the methods, practices, materials, tools and equipment used in construction and installation of Municipal utilities.

Sound knowledge of engineering mathematics, Municipal engineering plans, specifications, contract documents and related data.

Sound knowledge of computer applications and capabilities related to the work performed.

Working knowledge of budgeting and standard costing procedures related to engineering programs and operations.

Ability to research, develop, schedule and administer municipal construction projects, prepare cost estimates, and assist in compiling preliminary annual and long‑range program budgets.

Ability to assist with tender preparations for specific capital works and review drawings and plans for technical accuracy and conformance to municipal and other agency guidelines.

Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with a wide range of internal and external contacts and provide technical information, advice, and interpretation of engineering requirements, policies, procedures, proposals and related matters.

Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing regarding public complaints and requests.

Ability to prepare and maintain records, statistics, reports and correspondence related to the work.

Ability to express ideas effectively both orally and in writing.

Knowledge to determine quality of materials and workmanship, make accurate notes and sketches, and prepare observation reports of work accomplished.

Prior experience and knowledge of W.C.B. and Provincial safety regulations.

REQUIRED EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE Graduation from a diploma program from an Institute of Technology in an appropriate discipline plus sound related Municipal engineering experience or an equivalent combination of training and experience.

REQUIRED LICENSES, CERTIFICATES AND REGISTRATIONS Registered or eligible for registration with Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of British Columbia. Valid Class 5 Driver’s License valid in the Province of British Columbia.

HOURS OF WORK As per Schedule B Note C of the Collective Agreement, this position will work a 40‑hour work week and shall be paid for the hours worked.

EQUITY STATEMENT At the City of Maple Ridge, we are dedicated to cultivating an inclusive culture that actively values and embraces diversity. We strive to attract and retain a talented, diverse workforce that is broadly reflective of the community we proudly serve.

WHAT WE OFFER YOU The City of Maple Ridge offers competitive compensation packages that include the Municipal Pension Plan, a strong employee wellness program, and opportunities for professional career growth and development.

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