Kerr Wood Leidal Associates Ltd.
Curtis Quirion is a Junior Stormwater Engineer at Kerr Wood Leidal Associates Ltd. since April 2023, previously serving as a Systems Ecologist at ESSA Technologies Ltd. from January 2022 to April 2023, where the focus was on addressing complex ecological issues related to future climate change through restoration and conservation efforts. Prior experience includes a role as a Design Engineer at Sherwood Design Engineers from January 2019 to March 2021, concentrating on civil engineering design in hydraulics and hydrology, and an internship at the same company in summer 2018, which involved enhancing GIS integration and spatial analytics in civil engineering projects. Earlier experience includes working as a Landscaper at Brunswick Nurseries and as a Public Education Assistant at Fundy Region Solid Waste Commission. Curtis holds a Master's degree in Resource and Environmental Management from Dalhousie University and a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from the University of New Brunswick.
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Kerr Wood Leidal Associates Ltd.
Kerr Wood Leidal Associates (KWL) is a consulting engineering firm specializing in water infrastructure. Services include infrastructure planning, modelling, design, and construction management. KWL is especially renowned for its expertise in pumping systems. The firm also provides comprehensive project management and survey services. Clients include all levels of government, heavy industry, utilities, mining, First Nations, and developers. KWL has 240+ employees located in offices in Greater Vancouver, the Okanagan, Vancouver Island, Calgary, and Nelson. Our dedicated professional staff takes pride in providing clients with technically advanced and environmentally responsible expertise that results in innovative, high quality, and sustainable engineering solutions that achieve clients’ objectives. The firm is committed to using the latest technologies to provide clients with the benefits of advanced computer analysis and data management techniques. Technical resources include advanced computer modelling software, the latest computer-aided drafting and GIS systems, sophisticated survey and wireless data collection technology, and web-enabled analysis tools. KWL has won many provincial and national engineering awards for a diverse range of projects, including wastewater infrastructure planning, pump stations, water treatment plants, stormwater management, and creek hazard mitigation works, demonstrating talents in planning, analysis, and design. The firm also received the prestigious Schreyer Award for the Metlakatla Water Treatment Plant, Canada’s highest honour for consulting engineering achievement. KWL’s mission is to be the most successful and respected water infrastructure engineering company in Western Canada.