Canadian National Steel Bridge Competition 2025

Winnipeg, Manitoba

ABOUT CNSBC

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What

For the last four years, Canadian universities conceive, build and assemble steel bridges respecting a realistic scenario. To distinguish themselves from other teams, a compromise must be made between the architectural aspect, technical and economic.

Why

The Competition allows students to deepen their knowledge with a practical project. This human experience develops their interpersonal and professional skills. It encourages innovation and creates relationships between students and the industry.

Where

The 2024 Canadian National Steel Bridge Competition will be hosted at Université Laval in Québec, Quebec. Dates to be confirmed.

  • FUN 80% 80%
  • ENGINEERING 100% 100%
  • TEAM SPIRIT 60% 60%

2024 COMPETITION INFORMATION

JUDGES

Mark Torrie

Mark Torrie

Senior Bridge Engineer

Amir Jamshidi

Amir Jamshidi

Director, Engineering Services

Mark Bruder

Mark Bruder

Structural Engineer, Senior Associate

Suze Youance

Suze Youance

Eng., M.Eng., Ph.D.

Michael Dolen

Michael Dolen

Junior Engineer

Mohammadreza Moradiankhabiri

Mohammadreza Moradiankhabiri

Eng., M.Sc.

David Moreau

David Moreau

Metallurgical Engineer

2024 RESULTS CONGRATULATIONs!

1st Place

2nd Place

3rd place

Marie-Pier Diotte Jr. Eng.

CNSBC Director & Technical Manager

cnsbc@wp78326.wpdns.ca

Graduate from ÉTS in 2017, Marie-Pier is doing her master’s degree part-time while being a junior projects engineer. Having always been involved, she is now the General Director and Technical Manager of the Canadian National Steel Bridge Competition.

During her bachelor’s degree, she has been part of the Pont d’acier Hercule for 5 years. Captain in 2017 and co-captain in 2015-2016 her experience is precious for the committee.

Her positive, rigid and innovative leadership makes her a cornerstone of our team!

Michael Dolen Jr. Eng.

Technical Official

Acknowledgments

The competition flourished because of the initiative of two individuals: Éric Lachance-Tremblay and Jean-Luc Martel, former ETS students, who worked with the CSCE and the CISC to develop a high level civil engineering competition. The aforementioned partners had a vision of a competition that will grow to a national level, just like the Student Steel Bridge Competition of ASCE in the United States (where some Canadian universities were already competing). Their involvement, dedication and passion have given birth to this incredible competition.

Éric Lachance Tremblay

Founder of the competition

Jean-Luc Martel

Founder of the competition

CONTACT US

If you have any questions or comments, don’t hesitate to hit us up!

Email: cnsbc@cscecompetitions.ca