Jobs at Tatham Engineering

Plans, designs, and obtains approvals for municipal infrastructure projects, including sewers, stormwater systems, watermains, roads, grading, and parking lots. Prepares tender and construction documents, conducts construction inspection, and administers contracts. Provides technical direction, mentors junior staff, coordinates support teams, contributes to business development, and manages project delivery while ensuring compliance with applicable legislation, guidelines, and standards.

Designs municipal infrastructure and land development projects, including subdivisions, grading plans, sewer and water systems, stormwater management, roads, bridges, and culverts. Responsibilities include field data collection, technical analysis, Civil 3D drawings, specifications, contract documents, cost estimates, regulatory approvals, agency coordination, contract administration, construction inspection, and mentoring junior staff.

Design municipal infrastructure and land development projects, including subdivisions, site plans, grading plans, storm and sanitary sewers, septic systems, stormwater management systems, water mains, roads, and parking lots. The role requires collaboration, independent project management, application of engineering standards and regulations, and proficiency with AutoCAD Civil 3D.

Designs municipal infrastructure and land development projects, including subdivisions, grading plans, sewers, stormwater systems, water mains, roads, bridges, and culverts. Responsibilities include field data collection, technical analysis, Civil 3D drafting, specifications, contract documents, cost estimates, regulatory approvals, agency coordination, contract administration, construction inspection, and mentoring junior staff.

Plans, designs, and obtains approvals for municipal infrastructure projects, including sewers, stormwater systems, watermains, roads, grading, and parking lots. Prepares tender and construction documents and provides construction inspection and contract administration. Provides technical direction, mentorship, and training to junior staff while supporting business development and team leadership.

Leads the municipal engineering group with responsibility for business development, client relationships, proposal development, and delivery of municipal infrastructure projects. Manages project budgets, schedules, quality, stakeholders, and regulatory coordination while mentoring Project Managers and technical staff. The role requires Ontario P.Eng. registration, at least 10 years of engineering experience, strong municipal design and project management expertise, leadership ability, business acumen, communication skills, knowledge of relevant standards, and a valid driver’s license.

Senior Hydrogeologist responsible for planning and supervising hydrogeological field programs, conducting groundwater and surface-water assessments, analyzing environmental data, developing conceptual groundwater models, and preparing technical reports and permitting documentation. The role supports aggregate, municipal, land development, wastewater, and water-supply projects across Ontario. Responsibilities also include regulatory compliance, safety planning, client and contractor coordination, and collaboration with multidisciplinary engineering teams.

Designs and manages mechanical engineering projects for commercial, institutional, industrial, and municipal buildings. Responsibilities include HVAC, plumbing, drainage, fire protection, and building automation design; calculations, equipment selection, specifications, reports, site inspections, and contractor direction. The role also involves mentoring junior engineers, project management, business development, client collaboration, and supporting energy-efficiency and decarbonization initiatives.

Engineering Candidates support the design and delivery of coastal, water resources, municipal infrastructure, land development, structural, and water and wastewater projects. Responsibilities include design calculations, technical reports, project coordination, approvals, cost estimates, tender and contract documents, construction inspection, contract administration, and client interaction. Candidates must hold an engineering degree, have at least one year of relevant experience, meet Ontario PEO candidate requirements, and possess strong technical, analytical, communication, and collaboration skills.