Josh Treitz

Experience

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  Queen's University

  May 2014 - Sept 2016

  In this position I conducted own set of testing and instrumentation on patch corrosion and its effect on buried infrastructure. I then used these self-conducted tests to begin a thesis course to be performed throughout the final year of my civil engineering undergrad. In addition, I would assist pH.D student’s with setting up and conducting tests in Geotechnical Laboratory. I would also assist with the recording and analyzing of data through geotechnical and structural software programs. Bounce Back Facilitators are trained upper-year students who have skills and experience that can help first-year students get back on track academically. Through assessing learning skills and devising learning strategies, a facilitators job is to raise the student's current academic standing while also preparing the student to be independent and successful in the future. Customer Service:Constantly improving public relation skills due to dealing with other factions of Queen’s University such as varsity teams, administration and the general public etc.. General Labour. Worked to maintain Queen's outdoor facilities. Hired due to ability to balance my social nature with a strong work ethic. Further utilized my time management to make sure I got the job at hand done and done right.

  • Summer Research Assistant

    May 2016 - Sept 2016

  • Engineering Bounce Back Facilitator

    Sept 2015 - Apr 2016

  • Customer Service

    Sept 2014 - Apr 2016

  • Queen's University Stadium Attendant

    May 2014 - Sept 2015
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  Queen's University

  Sept 2017 - May 2019

  Teaching Assistant

  I am currently working as a structural TA for the 4th year civil design course (CIVL 460). I am managing five student groups and help to develop technical engineering reports on projects from industry partners. I run weekly meetings to discuss the proper form of technical writing and effective ways to present the project material in an efficient and professional manner. The position requires an emphasis on technical knowledge of both structural design and rehabilitation. The position also requires an additional emphasis on communication, organization and critical analysis skills. Show less

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  Jacobs

  May 2020 - now

  Civil conveyance engineer working on a variety of projects around the GTA. Project work includes the assessment of existing buried infrastructure and the design of new buried infrastructure. Roles vary within each project, whether it be design based, project management assistance, contract administration assistance, site inspection or construction scheduling.

  • Civil and Conveyance Engineer

    Apr 2024 - now

  • Discipline Specialist

    May 2020 - Jun 2024
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  AECOM

  Feb 2025 - now

  Civil and Conveyance Engineer