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We are supporting a major international contractor delivering a large-scale rail programme in the Greater Toronto Area. With extensive works taking place within a live operational environment, they are looking to strengthen their team with experienced track professionals.

This is a key opportunity to join a high-profile project where works must be carefully planned and executed alongside operating rail services, requiring a strong focus on safety, coordination, and delivery.

Key ResponsibilitiesOversee and support track construction, installation, maintenance, or renewal worksCoordinate activities within live rail corridors, ensuring minimal disruption to operationsInterface with operations teams, controllers, and subcontractors to plan safe access and work executionLead or support site crews, supervisors, and subcontractorsEnsure compliance with safety standards, operating rules, and project proceduresMonitor quality, productivity, and progress across track worksSupport planning and execution of possessions, work blocks, and track accessRequirementsStrong experience in rail track (construction, maintenance, or operations)Experience working within live railway environments is highly desirableBackground in roles such as Track Supervisor, Foreman, Superintendent, Protection Specialist, or similarSolid understanding of rail safety, access planning, and coordination with operationsExperience with ballasted track, direct fixation, switches and crossovers is beneficialStrong leadership and communication skillsProfile

We are open to a range of profiles including:

Track Supervisors / ForemenConstruction Leads / SuperintendentsTrack Protection / Operations Interface specialistsSenior track technicians with hands-on delivery experience

Systems Integration Lead - Light Rail Transit (Testing & Commissioning)
Location: Western Canada
Contract Type: Fixed-Term / Project-Based (18 months)

We are supporting a major rail delivery organisation on a large-scale light rail transit programme in Western Canada. This role will play a critical part in the testing, commissioning, and integration of complex rail systems across a multi-disciplinary environment.

The successful candidate will lead Systems Integration Testing (SIT) activities, ensuring all subsystems and interfaces are validated, aligned, and delivered in line with operational and safety requirements.

Key Responsibilities

Lead the development, coordination, and execution of Systems Integration Testing (SIT) procedures across multiple rail subsystemsDefine and implement dynamic testing strategies covering staged construction and commissioning phasesReview system requirements, interface control documents (ICDs), and design packages to establish robust validation methodologiesWork closely with design, construction, and T&C teams to align subsystem testing with project phasing and readinessDevelop and manage test prerequisites, ensuring site readiness for major testing milestonesOversee configuration management and maintain up-to-date system state documentation throughout the programme lifecycleSupport the definition and execution of performance demonstration criteriaLead on-site testing activities, driving coordination, readiness, and issue resolution during commissioningEnsure testing covers key operational scenarios, including:Line-of-sight and braking performanceHeadways and operational speedsAcceleration and deceleration under varying load conditionsReliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety (RAMS) validationDegraded mode and failure scenarios across signalling, power, and communications systemsMulti-vehicle operations, recovery, and rescue scenarios

Requirements

Degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline (or equivalent experience)Proven experience in systems integration, testing, and commissioning within major rail or infrastructure projectsStrong technical knowledge of at least one core rail system (e.g. signalling, communications, traction power, SCADA, track systems)Experience working on complex, multidisciplinary projects with significant interface management challengesDemonstrated ability to develop and implement structured testing strategies across staged construction environmentsExcellent stakeholder management and communication skills, with the ability to coordinate across design, construction, and operations teamsProfessional Engineering (P.Eng) accreditation or ability to obtain is highly desirableWillingness to work on-site in a live construction and commissioning environment

Additional Information

This role requires hands-on involvement in a live project environment, including working outdoors and navigating active construction sitesCandidates should be comfortable working in dynamic conditions and managing competing priorities across multiple systems and stakeholders

Senior Railway Systems & Safety Assurance Expert

Location: Toronto, Canada
Language: English

About the Company

Our client is a well‑established, international rail and infrastructure consultancy delivering complex, high‑profile projects across North America and globally. The business is known for its strong technical capability in rail systems, safety assurance, and systems engineering, and works with public and private clients on some of the region's most challenging transport programmes.

The company offers a collaborative, inclusive working environment with a strong focus on quality, innovation, and long‑term career development.

The Role

This is a senior engineering role with a strong focus on railway systems, safety assurance, and systems integration. You will play a key role in supporting the delivery of complex rail projects, working across the full project lifecycle-from design and systems engineering through to testing, commissioning, and operational readiness.

The role will involve close collaboration with clients, contractors, and multidisciplinary teams, and will suit an experienced rail professional comfortable operating in technically and commercially complex environments.

Key ResponsibilitiesLead and contribute to project engineering, systems engineering, and safety assurance activitiesSupport the design, integration, verification and validation (V&V), and commissioning of railway systemsInterface with multiple technical disciplines to ensure effective systems integrationProvide oversight and input into contractor management, technical reviews, and risk managementSupport contract negotiations and manage technical and safety‑related contractual mattersApply recognised railway safety standards and best practices throughout project deliveryAct as a technical point of reference within project teams and for clientsSkills & ExperienceExtensive experience in railway project engineering, systems engineering, and safety assuranceStrong technical knowledge of railway systems and interfacesProven experience in design engineering, systems integration, V&V, and commissioningBackground in contractor management, contract negotiation, and risk managementExperience working on major rail or infrastructure projects, ideally in a leadership or senior engineering roleQualificationsBachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or a related engineering disciplineMinimum of 5 years' experience within the railway industryDemonstrated experience delivering complex, large‑scale rail projects in North America and/or internationallyExperience applying CENELEC, RISSB, CMREA, or equivalent railway safety standardsFluency in EnglishWhy Join?Opportunity to work on innovative, high‑impact rail projects in Canada and internationallyPermanent position with a competitive salary and long‑term career prospectsSupportive, collaborative, and diverse working environmentFlexible working arrangements and strong focus on work‑life balanceModern office environment in a central Toronto location, easily accessible by public transport

Senior Systems & Safety Assurance Expert

Location: Toronto, Canada
Language: English

About the Company

Our client is a well‑established, international rail and infrastructure consultancy delivering complex, high‑profile projects across North America and globally. The business is known for its strong technical capability in rail systems, safety assurance, and systems engineering, and works with public and private clients on some of the region's most challenging transport programmes.

The company offers a collaborative, inclusive working environment with a strong focus on quality, innovation, and long‑term career development.

The Role

This is a senior engineering role with a strong focus on railway systems, safety assurance, and systems integration. You will play a key role in supporting the delivery of complex rail projects, working across the full project lifecycle-from design and systems engineering through to testing, commissioning, and operational readiness.

The role will involve close collaboration with clients, contractors, and multidisciplinary teams, and will suit an experienced rail professional comfortable operating in technically and commercially complex environments.

Key ResponsibilitiesLead and contribute to project engineering, systems engineering, and safety assurance activitiesSupport the design, integration, verification and validation (V&V), and commissioning of railway systemsInterface with multiple technical disciplines to ensure effective systems integrationProvide oversight and input into contractor management, technical reviews, and risk managementSupport contract negotiations and manage technical and safety‑related contractual mattersApply recognised railway safety standards and best practices throughout project deliveryAct as a technical point of reference within project teams and for clientsSkills & ExperienceExtensive experience in railway project engineering, systems engineering, and safety assuranceStrong technical knowledge of railway systems and interfacesProven experience in design engineering, systems integration, V&V, and commissioningBackground in contractor management, contract negotiation, and risk managementExperience working on major rail or infrastructure projects, ideally in a leadership or senior engineering roleQualificationsBachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or a related engineering disciplineMinimum of 5 years' experience within the railway industryDemonstrated experience delivering complex, large‑scale rail projects in North America and/or internationallyExperience applying CENELEC, RISSB, CMREA, or equivalent railway safety standardsFluency in EnglishMembership of the Ordre des Ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ) is desirableWhy Join?Opportunity to work on innovative, high‑impact rail projects in Canada and internationallyPermanent position with a competitive salary and long‑term career prospectsSupportive, collaborative, and diverse working environmentFlexible working arrangements and strong focus on work‑life balanceModern office environment in a central Toronto location, easily accessible by public transport

Isolation Manager - Light Rail Transit

Contract Type: Temporary / Fixed Term

Role Overview

An exciting opportunity to join a major light rail transit delivery programme during its construction, commissioning, and early operational phases. The Isolation Manager is responsible for the development, implementation, and execution of isolation and Lock‑Out/Tag‑Out (LOTO) procedures across all applicable systems, including electrical and mechanical systems.

This role plays a critical part in maintaining a safety‑first culture, ensuring compliance with all relevant safety legislation and industry standards throughout construction, testing, commissioning, and temporary operations. The Isolation Manager will work as part of the commissioning and temporary operations team, reporting to the Temporary Operations Manager, and will act as a deputy where required, including interfacing with Operations Control functions.

Key Responsibilities

Carry out duties as assigned by the Temporary Operations Manager or Commissioning Manager during construction, commissioning, and operational readiness phases.

Develop, implement, and maintain comprehensive LOTO procedures for all LRT systems, including (but not limited to) traction power, signalling, communications, rail vehicles, and associated infrastructure.

Ensure isolation and LOTO policies comply with applicable occupational health & safety legislation and transport safety standards.

Review and control all LOTO documentation, switching schedules, and maintain an up‑to‑date registry of isolations and equipment status.

Coordinate and deliver LOTO training for employees, contractors, and new hires.

Identify personnel, assess competence against experience, voltage levels, and system knowledge, and authorise individuals for isolation activities.

Maintain accurate records of authorised personnel, equipment inspection, calibration, and certification.

Provide technical support and guidance during isolation activities.

Monitor compliance with LOTO procedures across the project.

Participate in investigations of incidents or near‑misses related to isolations and implement corrective actions.

Maintain detailed logs of isolation activities, including isolation points, tags, and personnel involved.

Conduct regular audits of LOTO procedures and compliance.

Prepare reports on LOTO compliance, risks, and improvement actions for senior management.

Communicate updates or changes to LOTO procedures to relevant stakeholders.

Work closely with Temporary Operations, Safety, and Commissioning teams to plan and coordinate isolation activities.

Support the integration of LOTO considerations into system design changes and commissioning activities.

Develop procedures for complex isolation scenarios related to commissioning and integration testing.

Demonstrate strong understanding of electrical commissioning, systems integration testing, and degraded mode operations.

Support monitoring and implementation of dynamic power and harmonic testing where required.

Review and assess contractor electrical safety plans and procedures.

Support the implementation of Temporary Operations standard operating procedures as required.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent qualification. Journeyman Electrician, Safety Management qualification, or an equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered.

Minimum 5 years' experience in rail systems commissioning, with at least 2 years' direct experience managing or implementing LOTO procedures.

Prior certification and experience working with high‑voltage, DC traction power, overhead contact systems, and low‑voltage systems.

Strong understanding of SCADA and automation systems.

Familiarity with construction safety regulations and rail industry standards.

Ability to read and interpret electrical, mechanical, and systems drawings and project documentation.

Strong verbal and written communication skills.

Ability to work on an active construction site, including navigating uneven terrain, climbing stairs and ladders, and working outdoors in varying weather conditions.

Skills & Attributes

Strong technical knowledge of LOTO policies, procedures, and safety regulations.

Proven background in electrical construction, testing, and commissioning.

Excellent communication, coordination, and training capability.

Highly organised with strong attention to detail and documentation control.

Ability to lead safety‑critical activities and work effectively across multi‑disciplinary teams.

Physically fit and comfortable working across a live rail environment using specialist tools and equipment.

System Safety Manager - Civil Works (LRT / Rail)

Location: Ontario, Canada
Start: Immediate
Visa: Local candidates preferred, visa sponsorship available

We are supporting a major LRT infrastructure project in Ontario and are looking to appoint an experienced System Safety Manager - Civil Works to join the delivery team with an immediate start.

This is a senior, hands-on role leading system safety activities across civil works and associated systems on a large-scale mass transit project.

The Role

You will be responsible for managing and delivering all system safety and RAMS-related activities for the civil scope of works, working closely with engineering, construction, verification & validation, and external stakeholders.

The civil scope includes structures, track, guideway, stations, architecture, buildings, as well as fire & life safety systems, MEP, grounding, elevators and associated interfaces.

Key ResponsibilitiesLead system safety activities for civil works on a major LRT projectOwn and manage the Hazard Log (analysis, review, control and reporting)Develop Construction Safety Certification (CSCC) documentation for all certifiable elementsCarry out detailed safety analyses in line with EN 50126 and applicable North American standardsInterface with the End Client, Independent Safety Assessor (ISA), Designers, Construction and T&C teamsEmbed safety requirements throughout design, construction and deliveryMonitor safety performance, risks and mitigation measuresEnsure full compliance with project, regulatory and industry safety requirementsRequirementsDegree in Engineering or a related technical disciplineStrong background in System Safety / RAMS on rail or transit infrastructure projectsProven experience on rail, LRT, metro or major civil infrastructure schemesExcellent knowledge of EN 50126 (FTA Safety Handbook experience a plus)Confident working with multiple stakeholders in a live construction environmentStrong communication and coordination skillsEnglish fluency required (Italian considered an advantage)

Senior Engineering Lead - Hydropower & Infrastructure (Canada)The Opportunity

This is a rare chance to join a consulting engineering business during the early stages of its Canadian expansion. You will play a key role in establishing and strengthening the local technical presence, with an initial focus on a major Hydropower project while helping shape a sustainable, long‑term platform for growth in Canada.

The role suits someone who enjoys building something meaningful - combining hands‑on technical leadership with mentorship, client engagement, and contribution to future work‑winning activities.

Key ResponsibilitiesLead and oversee the design and delivery of large‑scale infrastructure projects in Canada, with a primary focus on hydropower and pumped storage, ensuring technical excellence across all project phases.Provide technical leadership to the local engineering team, including work allocation, design review, QA/QC oversight, and day‑to‑day technical decision‑making.Act as a key technical and professional interface with clients, partners, contractors, and authorities, supporting permitting, approvals, and stakeholder engagement processes in Canada.Contribute to the ongoing development of the Canadian business, including mentoring engineers, supporting proposals and tenders, sharing local market insight, and helping strengthen long‑term client relationships.Work closely with colleagues mobilised from other regions, helping integrate international expertise with strong local delivery capability.About You15+ years' experience in civil, hydraulic, geotechnical, geomechanical, or underground engineering, with a strong track record delivering complex infrastructure projects.Hydropower or pumped‑storage experience is strongly preferred, though candidates from closely related heavy civil or underground backgrounds will also be considered.Degree‑qualified in Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, or a related discipline (Bachelor's or Master's level).Professional Engineer (P.Eng) registration in Canada is a significant advantage, or clear eligibility to obtain it.Demonstrated local Canadian market knowledge, including familiarity with clients, regulatory frameworks, and infrastructure delivery practices in Ontario or wider Canada.Strong leadership and communication skills, with the ability to operate confidently in a multi‑disciplinary, multi‑cultural environment.An entrepreneurial, collaborative mindset, with a genuine interest in helping build and grow a long‑term, stable engineering presence in Canada.Fluent in English; French is an asset.What's on OfferPermanent position with a market‑competitive salary aligned to senior‑level engineering leadership roles in Canada.Comprehensive benefits package, including premium health insurance.The opportunity to play a meaningful role in shaping a growing Canadian engineering team, with real long‑term career progression for those looking to grow with the business, not just fill a role.

Testing & Commissioning Integration Lead - Light Rail Transit (LRT)

Location: Alberta, Canada
Contract Type: Temporary / Fixed-Term

Overview

An established, internationally backed transportation infrastructure contractor is urgently seeking an experienced Testing & Commissioning Integration Lead to support the delivery of a major urban Light Rail Transit (LRT) project in Western Canada.

This is a critical systems role on a complex, live construction project approaching advanced testing and commissioning phases. The position requires a strong hands-on presence, deep systems integration knowledge, and the ability to drive readiness across multiple rail subsystems.

The Role

The Testing & Commissioning Integration Lead will be responsible for planning, coordinating, and delivering System Integration Testing (SIT) across all rail systems, ensuring safe, compliant, and operationally ready handover.

You will work closely with design, construction, and T&C teams to align testing strategy with staged construction and operational readiness requirements.

Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop System Integration Test (SIT) procedures Review project requirements and derive dynamic testing procedures involving multiple interfacing systemsWork with design teams to develop staged testing strategies aligned with construction phasesReview Interface Control Documents (ICDs) against design and validation requirementsCoordinate with T&C teams to align subsystem requirements with SIT stagingDerive system requirements from functional and operational project documentation, including:Operations & Maintenance Facility (OMF) functional and parametric programming reportsPower system studiesOperational analysis documentationManage and maintain the Systems Configuration State DocumentReview operational design changes and refine validation methods based on site readinessDefine T&C pre-requisites, manage readiness schedules, and coordinate major system SITsDevelop and apply performance demonstration criteriaActively participate in on-site testing, driving readiness and executionLead and oversee SIT activities including (but not limited to):Line-of-sight and reaction time testingHeadway and operational speed validationAcceleration/deceleration testing under loaded conditionsDynamic testing to demonstrate RAM performanceDegraded mode operations across Signalling, Power, Track, and CommunicationsMultiple vehicle testing, harmonics, failure and rescue scenariosTesting against operational procedures and SOPsKey RequirementsBachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering/construction discipline (or equivalent experience)5+ years' experience on major infrastructure or rail construction projectsProven experience in testing and commissioning of rail transit systems, with expertise in at least one major system such as:SignallingCommunicationsPower / SCADATrackOverhead catenaryTunnel or ventilation systemsStrong coordination, communication, and stakeholder management skillsDemonstrated commitment to a strong safety cultureValid Class 5 driver's licenceAbility to work safely on an active construction site, including:Navigating uneven terrainClimbing stairs and laddersWorking outdoors in variable and extreme weather conditionsWhy ApplyWork on a high-profile, legacy urban rail projectImmediate impact role during a critical project phaseBacked by a global infrastructure group with strong local delivery capabilityOpportunity for hands-on leadership in complex systems integration

Communications Systems Superintendent - LRT

Supporting a Tier One Contractor - Western Canada

EWI are supporting a Tier One contractor delivering a major LRT programme in Western Canada, and we're looking for a Communications Systems Superintendent to oversee all field execution related to communications and low‑voltage systems. This role is responsible for ensuring safe, timely, and high‑quality installation of telecom infrastructure, fiber networks, radio systems, security systems, and associated communications works across an active rail project.

Key ResponsibilitiesLead daily field operations for communications and low‑voltage systems, ensuring all work is completed safely, on schedule, and in accordance with project specifications.Coordinate installation activities based on engineering drawings, approved submittals, and project requirements.Develop and manage work schedules in coordination with Site Engineers/Coordinators and guided by the Segment or Package Manager.Coordinate site sequencing and progress with adjacent segments and multidisciplinary teams to maintain programme alignment.Work closely with engineers, inspectors, vendors, subcontractors, and client representatives to resolve technical issues.Support field crews by interpreting drawings, clarifying requirements, and escalating technical queries to engineering teams as needed.Provide field‑level problem solving, identify risks, and escalate issues promptly.Maintain a strong on‑site presence to oversee progress, troubleshoot issues, and support field execution.Complete daily field reports and maintain accurate documentation within project control systems.Champion safety programs-monitoring site conditions, leading toolbox talks, hazard assessments (JHA/FLHA), near‑miss reporting, and participating in incident investigations.Maintain full accountability for safety across all communications system activities.Oversee installation quality, ensuring compliance with drawings, specifications, and standards.Identify, track, and resolve non‑conformances, working with Field Engineers and management as needed.Support environmental compliance by integrating environmental considerations into daily work.Assist in budget planning, cost estimating, and efficiency analysis.Coordinate material procurement, equipment logistics, and preparation for specialized communication system installations.Establish productivity targets and manage crew hours, preventing schedule or cost overruns.Review and approve timesheets, ensuring correlation between hours worked and progress achieved.Lead, mentor, and coach crews, foremen, and subcontractors operating across multiple active work fronts.Build strong relationships with clients, inspectors, and internal stakeholders to support smooth delivery.Provide clear, timely reporting on progress, risks, and project changes to management.Coordinate with field coordination teams to schedule survey, concrete, safety, environmental, and quality inspections.Provide technical and administrative support as required by the wider project team.

RequirementsDiploma, degree, or trade certification in engineering, construction, or a related discipline (or equivalent hands‑on experience).Minimum 3 years of experience in heavy civil construction; LRT or similar public infrastructure experience strongly preferred.Demonstrated experience with communications systems construction-telecoms, fiber optics, network cabling, radio, or security systems.Exposure to earthworks, concrete, or heavy equipment operations considered an asset.Valid Class 5 driver's licence (clean abstract preferred).Ability to work safely on active construction sites, including climbing, uneven ground, and all-weather outdoor conditions.

Skills & AttributesStrong ability to read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, and contract documents.Proven crew leadership and mentoring capability.Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills.Strong organizational abilities across a multi-discipline, multi-deadline environment.Proficient with MS Office and SharePoint.Field‑oriented mindset with the flexibility to work between site and office.Self‑directed, motivated, and capable of working with minimal supervision.Solid understanding of construction safety, environmental, and quality standards.Strong problem‑solving and decision‑making skills with a proactive approach.High sense of urgency and commitment to achieving project goals.

Testing & Commissioning Coordinator - LRT Systems
Supporting a Tier One Contractor - Western Canada

EWI are supporting a major Tier One contractor on a large-scale LRT programme in Western Canada and we are seeking a Testing & Commissioning Coordinator to join the Rail & Systems team. This role supports the delivery of a key systems package across the full lifecycle-from design coordination through construction, testing, commissioning, and final handover.

Key ResponsibilitiesSupport coordination of design, procurement, installation, testing, and commissioning activities for the assigned system package.Ensure seamless integration with interfacing systems (Signalling, Electrical, Communications, Traffic Control, etc.) and alignment with the overall project schedule.Track progress across design reviews, ICDs, RFIs, procurement, and other KPIs.Review subcontractor submissions, manage document workflows, and prepare packages for client/engineer-of-record review.Lead and manage Testing & Commissioning activities, ensuring pre‑installation checks and readiness for operational testing.Review and witness FAT, SAT, and SIT procedures, ensuring compliance and technical accuracy.Resolve NCRs and interface issues across vendors and technical disciplines.Monitor installation and testing schedules, ensuring readiness for dynamic testing phases.Enforce safety protocols across all construction, testing, and commissioning activities.Ensure all activities and deliverables meet project quality requirements and implement corrective actions where required.Coordinate final documentation including O&M manuals, as-builts, spare parts lists, and warranty documentation.Support post‑construction activities, performance demonstrations, and defect‑notification activities.Lead weekly progress meetings and maintain accurate meeting minutes.Liaise with internal and external stakeholders to maintain progress and close out issues.RequirementsDiploma or degree in Engineering, Technology, Computer Science, or related field (equivalent experience also considered).Additional project management qualifications (PMP, Prince2, etc.) advantageous.Minimum 10 years' experience on major rail or infrastructure projects, with at least 3 years working on Systems (TCS, TRPS, ATP, CTC, etc.).Experience on LRT or Tram systems preferred.Strong background in systems engineering, requirements management, and V&V processes.Skills & AttributesStrong understanding of integration between systems, facilities, and vehicles (e.g., LRVs).Knowledge of rail safety protocols and T&C practices.Excellent communication and documentation skills; English required (French an asset).Experience with AFP/PPP/P3 delivery models preferred.Proven leadership experience managing subcontractors and multidisciplinary teams.Strong analytical and problem‑solving abilities.Stakeholder management experience across technical and non-technical groups.Committed to safety, especially during dynamic testing and energisation phases.Ability to work across active construction sites, including climbing, uneven terrain, and exposure to outdoor conditions.