Electrical, Instrumentation and Controls Engineer

The opportunity: Associated Engineering, a proudly Canadian, Employee-owned Company is seeking an experienced and dedicated

Intermediate/Senior EIC Engineer

to join our team in our

Saskatoon

office. In this role you will be responsible for design and technical delivery focused on electrical, with some instrumentation and controls projects on industrial, municipal, water and wastewater facilities throughout Western Canada.

What we offer:

Flexible/hybrid working arrangements, depending on position

Market competitive salaries, with annual reviews

Opportunity to become a shareholder and invest in the company’s long term growth & success

Matching company pension program, increasing over time

Comprehensive benefits including:

Health/dental/vision coverage

Fitness allowance

Employee and family assistance programs

Mental health supports

Paid time off so that you can recharge including:

Generous paid vacation

Paid office closure over December holiday break

Industry leading paid sick time

Maternity/paternity leave top up program

Ongoing support for your professional development and growth

Active Young Professional group

Formal mentoring programs

Paid professional development hours

Capacity building seminars

Engineer In Training programs

Opportunities to participate in social club activities and events

Company-wide social events

Regular lunch-and-learns

Community volunteer opportunities

Work environment that focuses on your health, safety, and overall wellness, including our local Regina Wellness Club, and annual Fitness Allowance. The safety of our employees is paramount. We are also COR® (Certificate of Recognition) safety certified

An active Social Club, Book Club, and other social and networking opportunities (including our biennial company-wide Olympics), Lunch-and-Learns, and community volunteer initiatives

What you’ll do:

You will lead design and technical delivery focused on electrical, with some instrumentation and controls projects on industrial, municipal, water and wastewater facilities throughout Western Canada.

You will work with engineers, technologists, and support staff to provide electrical engineering services to a variety of internal and external clients.

You will be active in the design, project management, and business development of power and automation systems with instrumentation to monitor low/medium voltage electrical service, process, metering, primary and secondary switchgear, motor control centres, low voltage electrical distributions systems, lighting, fire alarms, and security systems.

Projects will include water and wastewater treatment plants, industrial sites, water and wastewater pumping stations, greenhouses, buildings and more.

You will work closely with our skilled team of junior, intermediate, and senior engineers, technicians, and support staff across the country.

You will also mentor and support junior and intermediate team members, supporting their growth and skill development.

As the successful candidate, you will have worked on team projects preferably with multi-discipline portions, are an excellent communicator with strong organizational skills, learn quickly, are excited to learn and thrive in a dynamic work environment.

You strive to contribute to the collective effort of your area of practice and are committed to helping Associated Engineering and the project team achieve their goals.

Does this sound like you?

Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering or an associated discipline from an accredited post-secondary institution.

5-15 years of relevant experience gained in a professional engineering workplace setting.

Registered, and in good standing, as a P.Eng. with APEGS.

Experienced in the design of medium and low voltage electrical systems, automation systems, metering, primary and secondary switchgear, motor control centres, instrumentation, low voltage electrical distributions systems, lighting, fire alarms, and security systems.

Excellent oral communication skills.

Excellent written communication skills.

Excellent organizational skills.

Committed team player.

Highly self-motivated.

Experienced in the preparation of proposals, project plans, and estimates.

Automation field experience.

Experienced in conducting field inspections and/or working with contractors.

Experiences in commissioning.

Advanced computer skills.

Project Management Experience an asset.

Possess a valid class 5 driver’s license.

Willingness and ability to travel within Western Canada