Electrical Engineer, BOP

Overview

Job title: Electrical Engineer, BOP

Job family: Engineering

Business area: Hydropower

Contract location: Pointe-Claire, Quebec, CA

Location type: Location Flexible

Contract type: Permanent

From water to wire – Be part of the movement

Role description

The candidate will contribute to the development and implementation of projects for new hydro power generating units and for the rehabilitation of existing facilities. As a member of the balance of plant engineering team responsible for the unit instrumentation, electrical systems and auxiliary systems, the tasks and responsibilities include:

Responsibilities

- Review technical specifications for contracts, identify design requirements and develop concepts for solutions and systems;

- Supervise designers and actively participate in the preparation and production of engineering documents such as block diagrams, instrument lists, electrical diagrams, instrument installation details, wiring routing drawings, cable lists, P&ID diagram and control panel specifications, while ensuring that engineering concepts and works comply with technical specifications and the requirements of applicable codes and standards;

- Coordinate with various engineering teams, suppliers and customers for the integration of applicable equipment systems;

- Produce technical specifications for electrical equipment and review associated shop drawings;

- Carry out engineering instructions for work or inspection at the plant;

- Monitor and update the budget and engineering schedule with the project teams;

- Organize and participate in design reviews;

- Check and seal the technical documentation produced under his supervision;

- Provide technical support for the installation on site;

- Participate in the development and maintenance of design tools and rules;

- Participate in problem solving and identification of root causes;

- Prepare technical documentation for submissions.

Requirements / Qualifications

- Bachelor’s in electrical engineering;

- Hold an engineer license with at least one Canadian engineering association (licensing fees paid by ANDRITZ);

- Experience in turbine-generator instrumentation or equivalent industry experience (asset);

- Experience in general instrumentation and control system design (asset);

- Experience or knowledge of hydroelectric or other power generation fields (asset);

- Experience or knowledge of hydraulic power and control systems (asset);

- Demonstrated ability to analyze and resolve technical problems and to design practical and cost effective solutions;

- Ability to manage multiple simultaneous projects;

- Knowledge of AutoCAD (desired) and AutoCAD Electrical (asset) CAD software;

- Functional knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (e.g. Excel, Word, Project, etc.);

- Bilingualism: fluent in spoken and written English and French (required);

- Good interpersonal skills, collaboration and teamwork (required);

- Willing to occasionally travel and perform on-site field work mainly in Canada (proposal site visits and project site surveys).

What we offer

- Life, disability, dental and extended health insurance;

- Pension plan;

- Hybrid work mode;

- Profit sharing program;

- Employee assistance program;

- Employee individualized training and career plan.

Did you know?

ANDRITZ Canada is part of an international technology group with an extensive portfolio of sustainable products and solutions. ANDRITZ aims to make the greatest possible contribution to a sustainable future and help its customers achieve their sustainability goals. The group has around 29,800 employees and over 280 locations in more than 40 countries.

ANDRITZ is:

- Over 185 years of experience in turbine design

- Over 489,000 MW of installed and upgraded capacity

- Over 33 200 turbine units delivered

- Over 135 years in electrical engineering

- 65 representative offices worldwide

- More than 6100 employees worldwide including more than 600 in Canada

- Over 50 Compact Hydro units per year

- A complete range of designs up to 800 MW

- 20 manufacturing sites worldwide

- 20% of all turbines in operation worldwide

*Legal status to work in Canada is required.

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