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Green Infrastructure Partners

Self-perform heavy civil construction & materials

Instrumentation & Monitoring - Analyst

Data AnalysisUpdated on Nov 15
Full-timeToronto, ON, Canada$25 - $30 /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in a related Engineering or data sciences field.
  • Expert ability to distinguish sensor noise and false positives from genuine geotechnical movement.
  • A good information technology background, including knowledge of data acquisition systems, server configurations, and database management for monitoring platforms.
  • Availability to support project needs on a flexible schedule, including nights, weekends, and holiday shifts as required.
  • Technical understanding of electrical components, signal processing, vibrating wire technology, inclinometer profiles, and surveyed points.
  • Proven experience in data analysis and predictive modeling.
  • Ability to work on active construction sites, perform physical inspections, and verify sensor installations against digital readings.
  • Availability to support a 24/7 Integrated Operations schedule, including nights, weekends, and holiday shifts.
  • Ability to remain calm under pressure and make decisive, data-driven assessments during Review and Alert scenarios.
  • Ability to translate complex, high-volume data sets into clear, actionable insights for non-technical stakeholders.
  • Ability to travel periodically to remote job locations for select assignments.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain continuous oversight of automated platforms tracking geotechnical and structural instruments, including ground monitoring points, utility points, vibrating wire piezometers, vibrating wire load cells, tiltmeters, electrolevel beams, and inclinometers.
  • Immediately interpret incoming alerts, distinguishing noise from genuine structural movement by considering relevant factors.
  • Escalate true exceedances and engage stakeholders through project-specific response action plan protocols.
  • Issue formal notifications and concise technical briefings to site engineers and stakeholders regarding data anomalies and trend forecasts.
  • Use monitoring data visualization platforms to monitor site health through overview plans, plots, and data.
  • Analyze data trends in depth to identify emerging patterns and provide proactive recommendations to mitigate potential failures before trigger levels are reached.
  • Synthesize information across different instrument types.
  • Provide plots and data for monitoring reports.
  • Review alarm configurations regularly and assess their functionality.
  • Work on active construction sites and perform detailed physical inspections.
  • Review sensor health routinely to identify drifting or failing instruments and coordinate calibration or replacement with site teams.
  • Maintain rigorous records of site activities, instrument calibrations, and compliance logs.
  • Suggest dashboard optimizations and visualization enhancements to improve response time and clarity.

About the Company

Green Infrastructure Partners

Self-perform heavy civil construction & materials

GIP provides heavy civil infrastructure work in Canada through a self-perform model, owning teams, plants, and sites to cover material production, construction, and maintenance. It handles road building, site development, demolition, shoring, foundations, excavation, remediation, paving, and produces asphalt, aggregates, and pre-cast concrete. Its advantage comes from end-to-end control of the supply chain, enabling cost and schedule certainty for public and private projects. Growth focuses on acquisitions and recapitalization to expand assets and capabilities across public-private infrastructure.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$1.4B
Headquarters
Markham, Canada
Founded
2022

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