Intermediate Project Engineer, Energy

Ready to take the next step in your career? Join Egis and be part of our exciting growth across Canada. As a member of our global team of 23,500+ engineers, architects, scientists and consultants, you'll help deliver some of the country's most impactful infrastructure, transportation, buildings and energy projects while building a career with global opportunities and local impact.

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About the Role

As a member of our Project Engineering team, your duties will include, but are not limited to:

Responsibilities

Participate in economic and technical feasibility studies for oil & gas facility and pipeline projects, as well as detailed planning and design,; Prepare and implement specifications, cost estimations, equipment scope and deliverables in accordance with project requirements,; Assist in problem solving that arises during project or assignment execution,; Prepare, interpret or review calculations, specifications, plans, investigations, systems or equipment with increasing levels of complexity,; Contribute to the ongoing development of our engineering tools, processes and standards,; Work with drafting staff to prepare and interpret schematic, process and equipment drawings, layouts and other deliverables,; Perform review and evaluation of equipment vendor data and drawings and coordinate with supplier and client personnel,; Prepare regulatory submissions for facility projects to the AER, ABSA and other bodies as required, and; Coordinate material and equipment procurement and scheduling with vendor and field personnel during construction phases.

Requirements

Engineering degree from an accredited university with 3 to 10 years relevant experience,; Registration as a Member in Training or Professional Engineer with APEGA,; Previous comparable EPCM experience would be an asset; Knowledge of applicable provincial and federal design codes and safety laws,; Ability to effectively communicate with clients and suppliers,; Working knowledge of engineering computer programs, work planning and control methods,; Ability to work and adapt in a flexible, fast-paced environment,; Travel as required to ensure the successful execution of projects, and; Willingness to work a flexible schedule.