Sunil Joshi
Civil Inspector @BC Hydro
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WORK HISTORY
Civil Inspector @BC Hydro
Prince George, BC, CA
Proud to join BC Hydro- keeping the lights on in a growing province, British Columbia. Living the core values of safety, integrity and ingenuity assisting Project Manager, Team lead and Distribition engineers and designers with tender evaluations, contract negotiations. Performs civil inspections, reviews duct bank profiles, manhole grades and locations, locating pole and anchors. Evaluating work requirements, time frame, location and complexity of the work.Reviews routine and no- routine standard and non- standard civil designs in various stages of planning to implementation for internally and externally designed civil projects. May develop solution in consultation with Civil Engineers and Technologists. Record keeping and documentation of technically complex civil work to confirm general compliance with project contracts, BCH Distribution Standards, design documents, specifications and quality requirements as well as compliance with safety and other provincial and municipal regulations for civil construction. Provide leadership in civil construction inspection to enhance continuous improvement throughout projects and within BC Hydro.
EDUCATION
Judson University
Master of Arts
Maharaja Sayajirao University
Diploma; Bachelor of Science
ABOUT SUNIL JOSHI
Experienced and specializes in offering Civil Technologies and Asset Management Solutions to utilities with a demonstrated history of working in the materials testing industry in US and Canada. Skilled in maintaining quality standards and test procedures, Quality Control / Quality Assurance, and Customer Service. Strong Civil Engineering professional, with MAOL- Masters of Arts in Organizational Leadership program, US, and Applied Science Technologist of BC, Canada. Focused on EOE (Edge of Excellence), empowering people to shape the future. Responsible environmental management is an inherent part of duties undertaken by all engineers, regardless of discipline or role; whether as employees, employers, researchers, academics, consultants, regulators or managers. As noted in the Engineers Canada code of ethics, the primary duty of engineers is to hold paramount the protection of public safety and welfare with due regard for the environment and societal values.Learning from the experience and challenges, I am committed to sustainable development as an aspect of engineering practice which is more comprehensive and anticipatory in many areas. A purely environmental approach is insufficient, and increasingly engineers/ technologists must take a wider perspective including goals such as poverty alleviation, social justice and local / global connections. This practice of sustainable development may be expected to evolve and continuing professional development may need to include an understanding of sustainable development.
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