Stewart Dickson

Stewart Dickson has a strong and extensive work experience in the field of engineering and infrastructure. Stewart started their career in 1999 as a Project Engineer at MacViro Consultants, where they worked until 2006. Stewart then joined GENIVAR as a Project Engineer in 2006 and later became a Project Manager in Trinidad and Tobago, overseeing a significant Water and Wastewater Infrastructure program.

In 2009, Stewart joined WSP in Canada as a Project Manager, where they held various roles including Discipline Lead for Water Infrastructure and Project Manager for Water Treatment projects. Stewart also served as the Senior Project Manager and Practice Lead for Municipal Infrastructure, where they were responsible for the control and monitoring of large-scale projects with budgets ranging from $24M to $100M.

Currently, Stewart is working at R.V. Anderson Associates Limited, where they initially held the position of Principal, Manager - Conveyance. Stewart is currently serving as the Associate Vice President, showcasing their progression and expertise in the industry.

Throughout their career, Stewart Dickson has demonstrated strong leadership skills, resource management abilities, and a track record of successfully delivering complex projects. Stewart has accumulated a wealth of experience in both consulting and client-side roles, contributing to the successful implementation of infrastructure projects.

Stewart Dickson has a strong educational background in the field of Environmental Engineering. From 1994 to 1998, they attended the University of Guelph, where they earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree with a focus on Environmental Engineering. Prior to that, from 1985 to 1994, they completed their secondary education at Upper Canada College, obtaining the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).

In addition to their educational qualifications, Stewart Dickson has obtained professional certifications. In February 2003, they were granted the P.Eng. (Professional Engineer) certification by the Professional Engineers of Ontario. Stewart further added to their professional qualifications by achieving the P.Eng. certification from Engineers Nova Scotia in March 2013.