Serve as primary representative for UECI as a liaison between the client, partners and engineering team.
Plans and manage work activities to ensure successful project execution while maintaining safety, quality, schedule, and budget adherence.
Supervises and delegates tasks among project staff.
Takes ownership of engineering work performed on a project.
Supports or conducts formal status reporting and presentations to client and/or management.
Often working under the supervision of a Project Manager or above, demonstrates and provides project leadership in their area of responsibility.
Monitors day-to-day activities and consistently demonstrates the ability to proactively identify potential project problems or opportunities, analyze the issues using all appropriate resources, develop alternatives, and arrive at the most optimum approach to mitigate problems or exploit opportunities.
Ensure you and your family receive the services needed to support your mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
Provide engineering management and guidance to subordinate staff, enforces company and project policies.
Requirements
engineering degree
pe license
power generation
leadership
project management
problem solving
B.S. Engineering Degree from an accredited university in an Engineering Discipline
Basic understanding of project performance metrics (PI and SPI).
Experience working with others in a Project Team environment.
Minimum 2 years’ experience in a leadership position or supervisory capacity.
Professional Engineering (PE) License in any State with ability to be licensed in other States by Comity depending on position level.
Field experience, and ability to perform site walk-downs.
Minimum 6 years of experience working with power generation plant engineering and design, with respect to new generation and/or plant modifications.
Strong written and oral communications skills.
Ability to manage projects of moderate size and complexity.
Demonstrates knowledge of resources and capabilities of other groups for appropriate incorporation into project organization.
Clearly understands the scope of work and contract requirements or those requirements that pertain to his/her area of responsibility.
Analytical and problem-solving skills.
Ability to prioritize and organize work in a multi-tasked environment.
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Company
Overview
2.5 km bridge
Cable-stayed Bridge
Connecting Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan.
260,000 people
Water Treatment Plant
Supplies water to over 260,000 people in Saskatchewan.
Spanning over 150 years.
Operates in civil infrastructure, urban transportation, and energy solutions.
Involved in planning, financing, and execution through public-private partnerships.
Advanced urban transportation projects, such as the Réseau express métropolitain (REM).
Advancing projects like the Darlington Small Modular Reactor.
Committed to sustainability and cutting-edge technology.
Culture + Values
Prioritized as the number one value, with a strong emphasis on maintaining a safe and healthy work environment, aiming for a 'zero injury' culture.
Integral to the company's professional conduct, ensuring transparency and honesty in all interactions.
Significant importance is placed on integrating environmentally responsible practices into its operations.
Reflects the communities in which it operates, with a commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Supported by both financial and non-financial rewards aimed at recruiting, developing, and retaining talent, thus motivating employees and enhancing their work experience.
Environment + Sustainability
64% Revenue
Sustainability Projects Contribution
A significant portion of the company's revenue is generated from projects focused on clean energy and sustainable development.
Net Zero 2050
Emissions Target
The company aims to achieve net zero emissions by the year 2050 as part of its sustainability strategy.
Focus on clean energy solutions with in-house design and engineering capabilities.
Development of green energy projects, including the Darlington Small Modular Reactor (SMR) for efficient nuclear power.
Involved in large-scale energy storage projects to supply clean and reliable electricity.
Inclusion & Diversity
19% Women Executives
Female Representation in Leadership
19% of executives at the VP-level and above are women, reflecting progress in gender diversity at senior levels.
275M Indigenous Procurement
Procurement from Indigenous Businesses
Significant procurement from Indigenous businesses, amounting to $275 million in goods and services, demonstrates commitment to Indigenous partnerships.
Has developed a robust inclusion and diversity strategy aimed at fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace.
Guided by the Diversity & Inclusion Council, which comprises both leadership and employees to champion these efforts.
Focus on three key outcomes: improving diversity across all areas and levels of the organization, enhancing employee engagement, and fostering an inclusive culture.
Initiatives include the creation of Indigenous-led joint ventures and fostering the inclusion, engagement, and participation of Indigenous workers and communities in projects throughout Canada.