Building Electrical Engineer

Overview

Design and oversee building electrical systems for commercial and institutional projects.

Key Responsibilities

• equipment selection
• quality assurance
• client liaison
• technical reporting
• cost estimating
• electrical design

Tasks

-Make the selection of equipment. -Ensure compliance to the quality assurance and control program -Liaise directly with clients and maintain business relationships -Prepare technical reports -Prepare construction cost estimates -Liaise with mechanical team on HVAC system design etc. -Participate in the electrical design of the building, such as electrical distribution, lighting including AGI32 calculation, fire alarm, etc. -Project planning including design schedule, and proposed construction schedules -Prepare specifications -Perform building assessments for electrical systems. -Prepare proposal submissions including pricing, agreements, and/or response to RFPs

Requirements

• revit
• autocad
• bachelors
• professional engineer
• agi 32
• 3-5 yrs

What You Bring

-Good command of Revit and AutoCAD software -Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or equivalent -ASP Construction card (an asset) -3 to 5 years of relevant experience -Valid Driver's license. -Proficiency in French (an asset). -Knowledge of building electrical codes and regulations -Need to have demonstrable experience in building electrical systems (electrical distribution, lighting, fire alarm, hvac) etc. -To be entittled as Professional Engineer by the licensing and regulatory body (ex: Engineers Nova Scotia, PEO, etc.); -Knowledge of AGI 32 lighting calculation software (an asset)

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Benefits

-Flexible work schedule in a hybrid work mode -Employee and Family Assistance Program -3-5 weeks of vacation, based on years of relevant experience -Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) with up to 4% employer contribution -As an employee-owned company, an annual opportunity to purchase shares for all employees -Comprehensive Group Benefits available from day one for all permanent employees working at least 20 hours per week -Tailored training to improve your existing skills

About Cima+

-From modest beginnings, it grew into a multidisciplinary firm delivering both local and national projects. -It operates over 40 offices across Canada, offering integrated consulting across engineering disciplines. -Services span energy, infrastructure, transport, buildings, environmental, geotechnical, and digital systems. -Typical projects include major infrastructure, urban development, environmental restoration, and complex transit systems. -CIMA+ has reinforced its scope through strategic acquisitions like C3 Water, Eramosa and MidSea Engineering. -It stands out for its employee-shareholder model, fostering commitment and entrepreneurial drive. -Continuously expanding presence and innovating in project delivery and digital technology integration.

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