Do you find satisfaction in knowing that your support truly helps your colleagues? Do you enjoy contributing to large‑scale projects and taking on a variety of tasks? Are you already familiar with the key challenges of urban traffic and circulation? We need you!

What Awaits You

• A flexible work environment • A close‑knit team where we lift each other up • A stimulating and engaging workplace • Continuous learning opportunities • A competitive salary • Group insurance coverage (including telemedicine) and a voluntary retirement savings plan • An annual continuing education program • A social committee that organizes a wide range of fun activities • A walking and running club • Free breakfast, snacks, and coffee

Your Role

The purpose of this Draftsperson role is to help ensure the safety, efficiency, and fluidity of road infrastructure operations. You will contribute to major projects and play an active role in designing mobility and signage plans.Our work environment can be described as follows: • Collaboration is at the heart of how we operate — we move forward together, not in silos. • We value autonomy and trust — everyone owns their projects with a strong sense of responsibility. • We like to challenge ourselves — improving our ways of working and pushing the status quo is part of who we are. • We embrace change with flexibility — we adapt quickly, stay versatile, and remain aligned with real‑world needs. • Innovation isn’t declared, it’s lived — we rely on creativity to deliver impactful solutions.

A Glimpse into Your Daily Work

• Preparing sketches illustrating construction phases • Designing temporary and permanent signage plans in compliance with regulations • Integrating topographic and geometric data • Collaborating with mobility management, transportation planning and communications teams • Completing the design and preparation of horizontal signage plans (permanent and temporary) • Designing and drafting detour routes and optional itineraries • Preparing sketches and phased work plans • Applying roadway safety and accessibility standards and guidelines • Designing signage panels using GuidSIGN software • Conducting movement analyses and trajectory verifications using AutoTURN • Any other technical task requested by the director

What Sets You Apart

• DVS in Drafting or DEC in Civil Engineering (or equivalent) • Minimum of 2 years of experience on signage projects — essential • Motivation and ability to manage large‑scale projects • Ease in handling multiple projects simultaneously while meeting deadlines • Detail‑oriented and rigorous, resourceful, adaptable and able to handle unforeseen situations • Strong team spirit and collaboration skills, comfortable working under different supervisors • Ability to effectively solve technical problems and propose innovative solutions • Proficiency with AutoCAD — indispensable • Knowledge of the following software considered an asset: Civil 3D, GuidSIGN and AutoTURN • Strong knowledge of the MS Office environment (Outlook, Excel and Word)

Do you feel fulfilled knowing your efforts to support your colleagues are truly appreciated? Do you enjoy contributing to a variety of projects and tackling diverse tasks? Are you familiar with, or eager to learn about the challenges of urban mobility and traffic management? We need you!

What Awaits You • A flexible work environment • A tight knit team where everyone lifts each other up • A stimulating and engaging workplace • Continuous learning and development • A competitive salary • Comprehensive group insurance (including telemedicine) and a voluntary retirement savings plan • An annual professional development program • A social committee that organizes a wide range of fun activities • A walking and running club • Free breakfast, snacks, and coffee

Your Role The purpose of this Mobility Designer / Traffic Designer role is to ensure the safety, efficiency, and fluidity of road infrastructure. You’ll work on both large scale and smaller projects. Our work environment can be described as follows: • Collaboration is at the heart of everything we do: we move forward together, not in silos. • Autonomy and trust are core values: everyone takes ownership of their projects with a strong sense of responsibility. • We like to challenge ourselves: improving our methods and pushing the status quo is part of our DNA. • We embrace change with flexibility: we adapt quickly and stay versatile, always aligned with real world needs. • Innovation isn’t declared, it’s lived: we rely on creativity to deliver impactful solutions.

A Glimpse of Your Daily Work • Producing sketches to illustrate work phases • Designing temporary and permanent traffic control plans in compliance with regulations • Integrating topographic and geometric data • Collaborating with mobility management, transportation planning, and communications teams • Preparing horizontal signage plans (temporary and permanent) • Designing detour routes and optional itineraries • Preparing work phasing sketches and plans • Applying road safety and accessibility standards and guidelines • Designing signage with GuidSIGN • Conducting movement analyses and trajectory simulations using AutoTURN • Any other technical task requested by the director

What Sets You Apart • D.E.P. in drafting or D.E.C. in civil engineering (or equivalent) • Minimum of 3 years of relevant experience (multiple opportunities depending on seniority) • Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously while meeting deadlines • Meticulous, resourceful, adaptable, and comfortable managing unexpected situations • Strong team spirit and collaboration skills, with the ability to work under different supervisors • Strong problem solving abilities and an innovative mindset • Proficiency in AutoCAD (required) • Knowledge of Civil 3D, GuidSIGN, and AutoTURN (strong assets) • Solid knowledge of MS Office (Outlook, Excel, Word)

Do you have expertise in construction site signage monitoring and are looking to take on new challenges?

Do you enjoy thinking outside the box and working on stimulating, rewarding projects?

Then you’re in the right place!

Join Intervia and become a key asset to our team. This position offers a dual role in the field of construction site signage: either as an inspector working with project owners or as a signage supervisor supporting various construction contractors operating on the road network.

This is a full-time position based on a 40-hour work week, primarily during nighttime hours. Due to the nature of road construction, work schedules vary based on client needs and authorized work windows. As such, Intervia is looking for a candidate with flexible availability, 7 days a week, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 AM the following day, depending on the day of the week.

This is a permanent position eligible for overtime pay. The job also offers significant flexibility for taking time off during the winter season.

Key Responsibilities

- Review upcoming work and planned disruptions (work zone requests, permits, signage plans, detour plans, work plans, stakeholder contacts, etc.)

- Coordinate with the daytime inspector to identify key issues to monitor

- Establish contact with the civil works inspector and the contractor’s signage supervisor

- Authorize lane closures and re-openings

- Manage real-time calls to the network operations center (CIGC, CDT, TMCP, etc.)

- Inspect signage installations

- Take photos and videos of any deficiencies or observed situations

- Manage work zone access requests

- Supervise site access procedures

- Ensure compliance with contractual requirements

- Record observations and interactions with contractors in a daily report

- Reconcile quantities related to signage with the contractor's signage supervisor and record in the daily report

- Flag any items for follow-up during the day shift inspector’s report

Training Requirements

- You have a college diploma in a construction-related field

- You have 1 to 3 years of experience in a similar role

- You hold the following certifications: ASP Construction, STC-SUP-1 (formerly STC-102), STC-GES-2 (formerly STC-201)

Skills and Abilities

- You communicate effectively and have strong interpersonal skills

- You are capable of managing multiple projects simultaneously

- You have strong analytical and synthesis skills

- You are resourceful and able to work independently

- You are proficient with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook)

- You have strong writing skills in French

- You own a car

- You are a member of the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (an asset)

You are a candidate for the engineering profession, and you wish to develop your technical expertise in carrying out assignments. You are interested in the mobility sector and would like to explore this field further through varied, stimulating and educational projects.

Then you're at the right place!

Join Intervia and you will become a mobility expert!

Key Responsibilities

- Participate in drafting technical reports, studies and/or specifications

- Contribute to producing appropriate technical analyses and plans

- Carry out surveys, measurements and inspections

- Participate in estimating quantities and prices

- Participate in continuous improvement

Skills and abilities

- Ability to work in a team

- Ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously

- Sense of initiative

- Attention to detail and quality

- Solution-oriented

Education

- Bachelor's degree in civil engineering, town planning or equivalent

- At least one (1) year of relevant experience

- Hold the ASP Construction card

- STC-102 and STC-201 training an asset

- Be a member of the OIQ

- Knowledge of the following software: Synchro, Vistro, Aimsun, SQL, VBA, autocad and microstation (an asset)

- Have a driver's license and a car (an asset)

You are an engineer specializing in traffic and transportation and you wish to enrich your expertise through mandates that are as varied as they are stimulating.

Do you want to take on challenges, work on your leadership and become a reference in your field?

Then you're at the right place!

Join Intervia and become a reference among your peers!

Key Responsibilities

- Draft of technical reports, studies and/or specifications

- Carry out appropriate technical analyses and plans

- Supervise resources under your responsibility (draftsmen, CPI and technicians)

- Estimate quantities and prices

- Participate in continuous improvement

Skills and Abilities

- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, oral and written,

- Ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously

- Autonomy, judgment and decision-making

- Attention to detail and quality

- Solution-oriented

Education

- Bachelor's degree in civil engineering or construction engineering

- Between three (3) and five (5) years of relevant experience

- Hold the ASP Construction card

- STC-102 and STC-201 training an asset

- Be a member of the OIQ

- Knowledge of the following software: Synchro, Vistro, Aimsun, SQL, VBA, autocad and microstation (an asset)

Are you completing the final year of your bachelor’s degree and looking to develop strong technical skills while contributing to real-world mandates? Are you curious about the mobility sector and eager to explore this field further? Do you want to work on diverse, stimulating and high‑impact projects? We want to meet you! What awaits you A mentor dedicated to your development A flexible and supportive work environment A close‑knit team where collaboration truly matters A dynamic and motivating workplace A young, complementary and passionate team Continuous learning opportunities A social committee that organizes a wide range of activities A walking and running club Free breakfast, snacks and coffee Your role We are currently seeking an intern to join our team for summer 2026. During your internship, you will have the opportunity to develop solid knowledge in the field of mobility by supporting our planning and mobility‑management teams, while contributing to major road infrastructure projects across the Montréal region. A look at your day‑to‑day Site supervision and design Prepare inspection reports Conduct site surveys Perform field visits, including measurements, photos, traffic counts and travel‑time assessments Evaluate traffic conditions Coordinate road closures and traffic disruptions Prepare typical cross‑sections (design support) Prepare blocks for signage plans (individual signs, TLDU, TLD, TCD) Mobility planning Contribute to transportation planning studies and analyses Participate in the development of traffic signal phasing plans Conduct field observations and data collection Draft reports, specifications and technical documents Synthesize technical information, concepts or study results Contribute to the development and analysis of preliminary design concepts What sets you apart Final‑year bachelor’s student in Civil Engineering Interest in and curiosity for mobility‑related topics Knowledge of AutoCAD Knowledge of Synchro, Vissim or Aimsun is an asset Valid driver’s licence for field work Strong team spirit Initiative and attention to detail