Senior Substation Engineer - Mechanical

Description

• Ensuring the latest safe practices and methods are integrated into the design
• Preparation and review of mechanical design drawings including:
• Liaise and work with other engineering disciplines: Civil, Structural, Architectural, Electrical etc.
• Enhance and maintain relationships with internal groups as well as external contractors and clients
• Equipment and Specifications including the equipment list (including special considerations), mechanical technical specifications, and design calculations supporting equipment selection.
• Lead projects from conception through construction and commissioning, including mentoring junior engineers and designers
• Mechanical equipment mounting details including seismic bracing and supports
• Travel to site and liaise with internal groups, external contractors, and clients
• Site layout showing equipment, buildings, diesel gen sets, and fire protection information
• Preparation and review of detailed design documents and calculations including:
• Testing and Acceptance including equipment acceptance procedures and test protocols.
• Field Review and Documentation including field review plans and reports.
• Serve as the Mechanical Discipline Lead and Professional of Record for substation projects
• Coordinate construction and commissioning activities with utility clients and subcontractors
• Coordinate and oversee the development of resource planning, scope, schedule, and budget for the project discipline team.
• Review of vendor documents against specifications
• Control and/or other building floor plans and sections showing mechanical equipment including HVAC, plumbing, air/gas piping, gas and fire protection systems
• Respond to requests from construction sites and complete project documentation, including as-builts, calculations, and returning data to clients

Requirements

• Authorization to lawfully work in Canada without sponsorship is required
• Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) in the United States is considered an asset
• Undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering from a recognized university along with a Canadian Professional Engineering Designation (P.Eng.) or the ability to register as a Professional Engineer with EGBC
• Strong understanding of regulatory codes and standards, including (NBC-AB Edition, NECB, ASHRAE, NFPA, API, SMACNA etc.)
• Plumbing schematics
• Experience with mechanical design for utility substations, especially projects for BC Hydro is considered an asset.
• 5 - 10 years of mechanical engineering experience.
• Diesel Generator building drawings: plan view, elevation views, fire protection and fire suppression system drawings, major equipment drawings (genset and fuel tank)
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Diesel Genset Sizing and Fire Separation design encompassing the diesel genset sizing report (including diesel storage requirements) and heat flux calculations for building fire separation distances.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance