Career Profile:
$90,000
Median Yearlyfair
Work3
Prospectivefull-time, self-employed
Across the province, Halifax
Bachelor's Degree
Professional Engineer ASCE
Geotechnical engineers are responsible for evaluating subsurface and soil conditions and materials. They are commonly appointed as consultants on construction projects such as seabed interpretation, foundation design for subsea structures, platforms and mooring systems and pipeline routes. Engineers also examine environmental issues such as flood plains and water tables.
A Geotechnical Engineer performs some or all of the following duties:
provided by the American Society of Civil Engineers to keep engineer’s knowledge up-to-date and learn current technologies associated with soil examination