Company Description Eiffel Bagosh Horizon Inc. (EBH Inc.) is an independent infrastructure and aviation consulting practice specializing in complex capital programs. The firm works across metro and subway systems, railway infrastructure, tunneling and underground works, aviation and airport development, and large multidisciplinary infrastructure programs in Canada, Europe, and North Africa. EBH Inc. supports owners, public authorities, client-side organizations, and main contractors through independent project health diagnostics and technical and contractual assessments. Its strategic advisory approach integrates risk analysis, interface coordination, schedule and cost performance assessment, progress monitoring, and KPI-based delivery evaluation. This helps stakeholders maintain delivery certainty, improve coordination, and protect critical infrastructure investments.
Role Description The Senior Tunnel Inspector is a full-time, on-site role based in Montreal, QC. This position is responsible for leading and performing detailed inspections of tunnels and related underground structures, including visual assessments, non-destructive testing coordination, and documentation of structural and safety conditions. The role includes preparing inspection reports, recommending maintenance or remediation actions, and supporting risk assessments for tunnel assets. The Senior Tunnel Inspector collaborates with engineers, project managers, and client representatives to plan inspection campaigns, ensure compliance with applicable codes and standards, and contribute to project health diagnostics. Day-to-day activities involve site visits, monitoring construction and rehabilitation works, verifying contractor compliance, ensuring safe work practices, and providing technical input to strategic advisory deliverables.
Qualifications
- Strong technical background in tunnel inspection, underground works, or civil/structural engineering, with proven experience in infrastructure inspection and assessment.
- Knowledge of relevant codes, standards, and guidelines for tunnels and underground structures, including safety, structural, and durability requirements.
- Experience with inspection methods and tools (e.g., visual inspection protocols, condition rating systems, non-destructive testing coordination, data collection and reporting).
- Ability to analyze inspection data, identify risks and defects, and formulate practical recommendations for maintenance, rehabilitation, or performance improvement.
- Proficiency in technical report writing, documentation, and use of digital tools or software for recording findings and preparing deliverables.
- Strong communication and collaboration skills to work with multidisciplinary teams, clients, and contractors in complex infrastructure environments.
- Demonstrated commitment to health and safety, including safe work practices in confined spaces and construction sites.
- Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, or a related field; professional certification or licensing (e.g., P.Eng., inspector certification) is an asset.
- Experience with metro, railway, or large tunnel programs, especially in urban environments, is highly beneficial.
- Ability to work on-site in Montreal
