Project Engineer

Description

• Oversee construction schedules, commissioning packages, and operational handover.
• Integrate safety, constructability, and risk management into project execution.
• Ensure clear communication of engineering expectations and resolve design roadblocks.
• Deliver wellfield and sustaining capital projects within approved scope, budget, and schedule.
• Collaborate with Procurement, Project Management, Maintenance, and Production teams.
• Resolve design issues through coordination with internal teams, consultants, and vendors.
• Lead and oversee drafting, design, and engineering teams.
• Drive efficient, fit-for-purpose, cost-effective design solutions.
• Coordinate technical deliverables across all project phases: design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and turnover.
• Schedule and complete technical reviews to maintain quality and timelines.
• Track and validate proposed changes, supporting technical justifications.
• Coordinate work with consultants, design partners, and contractors.
• Maintain documentation of technical decisions for traceability.
• Provide timely project engineering updates and reporting.
• Support business case evaluations with technical input.
• Collaborate across teams to manage change impacts and improve project efficiency.
• Manage engineering change control, including scope, schedule, and budget impacts.
• Lead design through all phases to final turnover to operations.
• Manage technical schedules and ensure alignment with project goals.
• Promote and uphold high safety standards for self and team.
• Support project management activities including scope development, tendering, and cost tracking.
• Gather technical requirements from Operations and Maintenance stakeholders.
• Manage engineering and design-related RFIs and stage gate processes.
• Define and manage engineering scope, ensuring quality assurance and control.
• Ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements.

Requirements

• University bachelor’s degree. Program or area of specialization – Bachelor of Science in Engineering.
• Demonstrated experience in Engineering environments and working with EPCMs and consultants.
• Ability to analytically solve problems with a creative approach and communicate outcomes across groups.
• Well pad scopes (e.g. SAGD) and piping experience for well pad to plant.
• Excellent communication and organization skills, ability to diligently follow-up on tasks and hold people accountable.
• Professional Engineering (P. Eng.) Designation.
• Proven track record in managing engineering components of capital projects.
• Eligibility for registration with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS)
• 5+ years technical experience in an oil & gas, or mining/heavy industrial process setting preferred.
• Proficient in modern office software and knowledge of technical, budgeting, and analytical software preferred.
• Proficiency in fostering business-focused collaboration, aligning cross-functional teams and driving projects to successful completion.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance