
Engineering Career
Senior Materials Engineering Technologist with decades of experience in construction materials testing, inspection, and failure analysis.
Professional Overview
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Materials Engineering & Testing
Prakash Joshi’s engineering career has been built on decades of specialized experience in construction materials inspection, testing, and failure analysis. His work has supported construction quality, materials performance, and practical engineering solutions across British Columbia.
In 1995, Prakash earned an engineering license from the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of BC in Construction Materials Inspection, Testing, and Failure Analysis. His profile notes that this was the first license granted in that specialization, marking an important professional achievement in his field.
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AMEC Earth & Environmental
Prakash Joshi spent nearly 30 years with AMEC Earth & Environmental, formerly AGRA Earth & Environmental and Hardy Associates. His long service reflects his dedication, technical skill, and respected contribution to construction materials engineering in British Columbia.
During his time with AMEC, Prakash also contributed to workplace and community initiatives, including the United Way campaign. He received a humanitarian award from AMEC, recognizing his commitment to service beyond his professional role.

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Metro Testing Laboratories

Prakash Joshi continued his engineering career with Metro Testing Laboratories in Burnaby, British Columbia, serving as Senior Materials Engineering Technologist. In this role, he contributed to the Canadian Construction Materials Engineering and Testing Division, applying his extensive knowledge in materials testing, inspection, and technical assessment.
His work at Metro Testing reflects his continued leadership in the field and his commitment to professional standards in construction materials engineering.
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Professional Leadership
Prakash Joshi has contributed to the engineering profession through active leadership with Applied Science Technologists & Technicians of BC. His service includes council membership, awards committee work, appeals board involvement, and board director roles.
He has also worked closely with professional and engineering organizations to support internationally trained engineers and technologists. Through this work, Prakash helped promote fairness, recognition, and opportunity for skilled professionals building their careers in Canada.

